I designed this particular knife to be the embodiment of my motto - simple, effective and sharp. I forged it from an old file, and edge hardened it to provide durability. There is simply nothing to break on this knife, and that is why I like it for every day carry.

This knife is made from 15n20 carbon steel, with a single, right-side bevel. The handle is a composite I made from some shirts provided by the customer, with a bowdark bolster. 12" overall length, 7" blade

I bought the handle wood from a small shop in Arkansas, and it pops beautifully on this knife.

A recreation of the origional bowdark knife, this one turned out even better.

This knife was made for an active Army Lieutenant. Its a boot dagger, serrated on one side only, with coyote tan G10 handle.

The blade was forged from damascus made by Mastersmith Jim Crowell. Handle is Ziricote wood.

This knife was designed and bought by a Texas State Trooper. With Agressive serration on both edges, its super light profile gets the job done.

Forged from a wrench

The blade of this knife was ground from 1/8" 52100 ball bearing steel and hand polished. The handle is stabilized spalted maple.

Way back in the day!