Let's see your knives

[chris]

yep i do enjoy making them
thanks m8 Praise is much more satisfying coming from someone in the know
chris

[flamingbladerider]

If you want a a decent knife for digging out arrows then get a ex military bayonet. Good steel, strong blade and cheap, I got a sig bayonet for £12 of ebay and you can bury it into wood and stand on it, its that strong and sturdy.

[dtalbot]

As Jimbo hasn't said it I will, all you knife makers and lovers take yourselves over to www.britishblades.com, the best bunch of custom knife makers and collectors there is.
David

[gwynn]

Best thing I have ever used for getting arrows out of wood is a marlin spike, obtained at any chandlers. Cheap and just made for it, comes with a chisel tip [not all that good] or a sharp spike [brilliant] Might not be as macho as a 14" Bowie but does the job.
Saying that, a long screwdriver with the tip filed down is good as well!

[buzz lite beer]

Arrow extraction! Use brick layers lines spikes, Put an edge on them and away you go, Cheap as..

[GreenSteve]

Well not sure about the knife but way backat the beginning of the year i went out to a feild range somewhere in the back of beyond Canterbury with my sisters boyfriend, he was using his crossbow so lent me a mongolian bow and his quiver which had his sword scabbard attached a 3' scimitar + a smaller "eating" knife reckon that would definetely get some attention on the shooting line
hmm ooer i was impersonating Robin Hood and i didn`t know it

[pantherman]

I usally carry either of these


SOG Seal Pup
or
Cold Steal ODA
both so far have proved unbreakable.....

[Swaledale]

Hello Pantherman
You just popped over from the NFAS?
Nice to see you!
(AKA spottybow)

[Archers-Rest]

Originally Posted by TJ Mason

Here's ma shiv:


Near enough actual size. To be honest I'm a bit scared to put much force on it since it looks a bit flimsy. but it's very pretty!

Mines very similar to that mate, and it can take some 'hammer'