New Knife

Heym 88 · Jul 23, 2016

Hey guys. Was at a local gun show and ran into this South African knife maker. He had a lot of cool models of knives he makes, but I had to have this one. Enjoy!

bassasdaindia · Jul 23, 2016

looks like a nice knife

kathy · Jul 23, 2016

Good looking knife, now go kill something and get blood on it. Forrest

edward · Jul 23, 2016

who is the maker?how much did it cost?does he have any american dealers?

Nyati · Jul 24, 2016

Nice, that handle shape must be very comfortable.

Heym 88 · Jul 24, 2016

edward said:
who is the maker?how much did it cost?does he have any american dealers?[/QUOTE

The knife maker is Bossie Knives in Clarens South Africa. The knife pictured is a Hunter 90 with buffalo horn. The blade is N690 Stainless with a Rockwell C hardness of 58. All his are hand made. The most comfortable knife Iv'e had in my hand. Handle comes with different width. I have misplaced the US dealers card, but they do have a dealer in US who stocks a lot of their knives. This knife sells for $ 299.00 US. I went to gun show almost at closing
on the last day. He hadn't sold any knives, so I offered 250.00 and he took it. The US rep is a husband and wife operation and super nice people. If I find my card I'll let ya know. I'm sure that info can be found on their web site.
Thanks for all the compliments,

edward · Jul 24, 2016

i would have no problem adding that knife to my collection.

Heym 88 · Jul 24, 2016

Nyati this knife grip is extremely comfortable. Iv'e held a lot of knives in my time and this one feels pretty much the best. Comes in a narrower grip, but I found the little bit fatter grip more comfy.

Bullthrower338 · Jul 24, 2016

http://www.bossieknives.co.za/hunting2.htm

Some nice knives on there!

Ray B · Aug 29, 2016

Heym 88 said:
Nyati this knife grip is extremely comfortable. Iv'e held a lot of knives in my time and this one feels pretty much the best. Comes in a narrower grip, but I found the little bit fatter grip more comfy.

Back when I worked in packing houses and used a knife 8 hours a day on 50 head of cattle, agree, the thicker handle is much more comfortable and your hands are much less prone to cramping.