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I love my two Hawken style rifles... Brant Selb .54 Hawken and John Bergmann .47 Hawken...

Dispatch, Go to Contemporary Longrifle Association/ Artisans Works. There are a number of guys forging knives there. I forge but give most of my knives to charity...tippit

Hand forged for me means the knife was forged with hammers to shape. As apposed to stock removal which is grinding the the knife to shape. This knife was hand forged and shaped with just hammers from a raw piece of Damascus steel that I made with my power hammer. Then the blade was finished on...

I was the knife maker who bought Eric Krewshaw's antlers off St Jude auction. I also donate a couple of knives each year to that auction. My purchase was actually more of a donation to St Jude as I have boxes of antler. There are a couple of shops that sell antlers in Gunnison CO at less...

With this knife in my pocket all the time, I want the safest sheath I can make. That is Kydex. You can always camo the Kydex with leather glued over it :)

This forged knife is in a safe Kydex sheath to fit into my pocket...

Oops I never finished this post. This is my urban survival knife that is the only one of my forged knives that I always carry. It cuts hay bales, Cheese, and opens beverage bottles. Even though it's a blacksmith knife, I don't think it fits in as historic knife...tippit

I forge a lot of knives...historic, modern hunting, and kitchen knives. But I only carry one of my knives...Urban Survival pocket knife. It is a fixed blade that fits in my jean front pocket like a carabineer and has a forged lip to open a bottle of my favorite beverage. It cuts hay bales...

Interesting, I have a 4 thousand acre hunting lease in Jacksonville, GA. Could you send me some info on the shoot? tippit

I new to black powder shooting. Looking for members near Aiken, SC...Jeff

Bill Wright made this raw hide sheath for my knife...tippit

Walnut husks.

Thanks for all the kind comments...tippit

Of the knives I forge for sale are mostly modern hunting knives and higher end kitchen knives. Historic muzzle loading style knives, I've mostly been just playing around with them.

Look up Poured Pewter for knives on You Tube. I believe there are some demonstrations. I only forge my blades, everything with hammers...Jeff

Antler handle before staining...

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Belt knife with deer antler and pewter bolster OAL 10 inches and a light tea stain...tippit Deer Antler stained before assembly & sanding.

Mild Steel is a cheap way to learn how to forge a blade. When I'm teaching I suggest the New knife maker learns on mild steel for forging and grinding...no reason to use good carbon steel until one get a good feel for forging and grinding a blade. With that said once you learn how to...

Finished Nessmuk with Sheep Horn...