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New fighting bowie from flatwoods forge

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We started with a 1.5" x 1/4" x 18" piece of 1084 stock. after shaping with a lot of forge work, sanding polishing, etc, we ended up with a long, light fighting bowie. Specs are 19 1/4" overall. 13.5" blade. 12.25" cutting edge. 1084 steel hidden tang blade. 5160 hand guard, Burmese Rosewood handles. Weight is 21 oz. Its fast and quick, and should be a good fighter. Without further ado, the pictures

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My old man doing some beating, helping me shape it.

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Two weekends worth of work, not to bad.

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Me and my dad posing for some pictures.

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Yeah he got me with that false edge lol. And thanks for the compliments... I guess me and him do make a rough looking pair sometime
 
You boys settle down and put those knives away or I will have a stern word with your parents!

Sheesh! Some people's kids! :wink:
 
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