Ken Richardson Custom Knives - Eagle Bowie
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An Ozarks tradition continues--legendary knife maker Ken Richardson combines precisely detailed wildlife art on a fully functional, bone-handled knife. Every detail of the handcarved and scrimshaw scenes displays the artist's intimate knowledge and respect for the outdoors. Feature brightly polished brass bolsters and guards, genuine stag handles, jeweled blades, and a hand-tooled custom sheath. Made in USA.
Rated 3.3 out of 5Â by 4
reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5Â by racava Best knife ever
I bought this knife in San Antonio, TX during a vacation. This knife is not just beautiful, but made of a great quality materials. The blade is made of spring steel, one of the best steels for knifes, and swords. Out of the box, the blade is very sharp, and well polished. You have to be careful when handling the blade. Finally, I was very impressed with the art, its details, wow, it is a show piece.
I like it so much that is one of my center piece on my collection. It is worth the money expended on it.
October 2, 2011
Rated 2 out of 5Â by jafd Eagle Bowie
This knife is not the quality I was expecting. For a knife this size it's to lite; I was expecting the blade to be at least twice as thick. The blade is not good quality for the price The quality could and should be kicked up a notch.
April 6, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5Â by WELIKATEXAS Family heirloom
I bought my Ken Richardson Bear Bowie
Knife in Kenai Alaska in 1985 and it still looks the same today as it did when I bought it. There is no comparison to the quality of this knife. the balance and the weight are perfect. the Blade is the strongest and the lightest carbon steel i have ever seen on a knife. and i have used it to skin and quarter whitetail Deer it is a great knife.
i will pass it down through my daughter to use and to pass it down. you wont regret buying a Ken Richardson knife.
December 7, 2009
Rated 1 out of 5Â by RobertG Rediculous
This knife serves absolutely no purpose!
BUY A real knife
July 2, 2009
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