Khukuri Skinner & two drop point hunters

[Duncan]

This first knife reminds me of a Khukri style. Customer sent me a drawing of what he wanted. These are about ready to ship out.
First pic- damascus 1084 & 15N20, N.S. fittings, Maple Burl and Antler.
Second pic. damascus 1084 & 15N20, N.S. fittings, Carabu, maple, and antler.
third pic- damascus 1084 & 15N20, N.S. fittings, maple burl and stag.
fourth pic- Leather by Lacey. Thank's for looking!

Ron Duncan
Duncan Made knives
Cairo, MO

[whv]

nice work, ron. that top one is certainly different.
thanx

[DiamondG Knives]

Great Work Ron
How did you come up with such a radical pattern on the 2nd one, is that a composite bar?

I Like!!

God Bless

Mike

[Darrel Ralph]

Nice!

[berettaman12000]

I like all of them Ron, really nice work, as usual. That first one is certaintly different.

[fitzo]

Really nice work, as always, Ron. I really like the configuration on the top blade. I think it will provide for a really effective cutting motion while cleaning and skinning game.

[Duncan]

Thank's guy's for the nice things said about my knives.

Mike- The damascus in the second knife is a result of looking at the pattern in the damascus after I cut the billet into pieces. I use a chop saw to dissect the billet and just look at the fresh cut ends to see in what direction the pattern is runing. On this blade I just stood the piece of damascus on it's end and forged it flat. Then I just forged it on out into a blade. Hope this helps. If not just chetch up with me over on Pal Talk and I'll try and explane it better.

Fitz- The top blade kind of looks weard but I do think it will be a good skinner / chopper.

Ron Duncan
Duncan Made Knives
Cairo, MO