Knife I made for a prize

[Brian Jordan]

This is a knife I made for the prize blanket at a up coming shoot. This month is sadly the last shoot of the year, and everyone is to bring a prize to the shoot.

Here are the details:

O.A.L. is 10.500 long, the Blade is 6.00 long made of O1 tool steel hardened to 59Rc. with a file worked blade. The scales are cherry with seven copper pins, and the sheath is made of 7oz. tooling leather.

[Lucky R A]

Nice work and excellent attention to detail on your file work.    Someone is going to get one heck of a nice prize.   Our club Jefferson Co. Long Rifles is also having their blanket shoot this month.  I will miss it as i am doing the D.U. Pymatuning Waterfowl & Outdoor Exo. on the 20 & 21 this year.   We will skip October and then have the November Turkey Shoot.   

[rich pierce]

That's about a perfect sized and shaped knife for everyday use and it really nicely done.

[Brian Jordan]

Nice work and excellent attention to detail on your file work.    Someone is going to get one heck of a nice prize.   Our club Jefferson Co. Long Rifles is also having their blanket shoot this month.  I will miss it as i am doing the D.U. Pymatuning Waterfowl & Outdoor Exo. on the 20 & 21 this year.   We will skip October and then have the November Turkey Shoot.   

I recently meet a few guys from the Jefferson county long rifles at a local shoot at the Clairton sportsman's club in allegheny County last month. I wish I were better with names, but I believe one of the fella's was named Ray, and a pretty good shot also. I hope to make it up to one of your shoots sometime.

[Tim Crosby]

 Nice job, I like the file work.

Tim C.

[G. Elsenbeck]

Great craftsmanship and detail.  Someone is going to be proud wearing this on their belt!

[Brian Jordan]

Thanks for all the compliments fella's