George Herron Model 6 Drop Point: George Herron began in the early 1960s as a Randall imitator, changed over to Loveless-style knives, and eventually developed a style of his own - which is imitated by everyone. What Herron brought to the game besides practicality was immaculate workmanship and a matchless eye for lines. The Model 6 is Herron's version of the drop-point hunter. You can see the Loveless influence, but the Model 6 is slimmer and far more graceful. While the quality of Loveless's work has varied, there's never been a Herron knife that wasn't perfect.
Photo by Nate Matthews
Photo Gallery Comments (7)
I can't find any information about the Ka Bar Desert Storm commemorative knife. Can anyone enlighten me as to whether it may have value as a collectible?
thank you.
I have this knife labeled # 1. Anyone interested in buying it? pfaircloth@san.rr.com
Ka-Bar USMC 7" with Eagle Globe and Anchor on the Sheath:
http://www.impactguns.com/store/617717212178.html
I really like my leatherman wave I never leave home without it
I've gotta say there are way too many knives missing from this list for it to even be in the running as the definitive top twenty - where's the F1? Sebenza? Strider? Opinel? Any one of Dozier's knives (particularly his Nesmuk)?
SBW
I can't enter this sweeps to win this knife? How do I enter it????? Where do I enter it???
Thanks for posting. I've personally found that hunting is a lot more enjoyable when you've got the best hunting knives available. I personally love my Canadian belt knife.
Post a Comment
I have this knife labeled # 1. Anyone interested in buying it? pfaircloth@san.rr.com
I really like my leatherman wave I never leave home without it
I can't enter this sweeps to win this knife? How do I enter it????? Where do I enter it???
I can't find any information about the Ka Bar Desert Storm commemorative knife. Can anyone enlighten me as to whether it may have value as a collectible?
thank you.
Ka-Bar USMC 7" with Eagle Globe and Anchor on the Sheath:
http://www.impactguns.com/store/617717212178.html
I've gotta say there are way too many knives missing from this list for it to even be in the running as the definitive top twenty - where's the F1? Sebenza? Strider? Opinel? Any one of Dozier's knives (particularly his Nesmuk)?
SBW
Thanks for posting. I've personally found that hunting is a lot more enjoyable when you've got the best hunting knives available. I personally love my Canadian belt knife.
Post a Comment