William Henry Knives

[OKCShooter]

Hard to justify the prices - no different than a Rolex or a Wilson Combat...

Anyway, I was sold with the overall material and fit/finish. These are truly works of art that you can carry and use daily...

 

[gun001guns]

That's a beautiful knife.

 

[OKCShooter]

That's a beautiful knife.

Thanks...I do wish they used a better steel...S30v or ELMAX would be ideal (IMO)


Or better yet, buy some INFI off Busse and use that!

 

[doctorjj]

Don't knock ATS34. It can be a great blade. I've got a skinner that George Englebretson made, I skinned one deer and skinned and completely processed a second deer with it and it will still shave the hair off your arm.

Beautiful knife you have there, BTW.

 

[Dale Atkerson]

George built a wonderful knife. He cryo treated his ATS34 blades. Cryo is the the difference between a good blade and an awesome blade. Very few production knives have been afforded the time or expense of a cryogenic bath.

 

[Glocktogo]

I've handled one and they are works of art. Congrats!

 

[SoonerP226]

I have one that a friend got me for Christmas back in the late '90s (I forget the model, but it's the same profile as yours, but with a shiny blade, CF scales, and titanium lock and clip), and it's one of my favorite knives. It also remains in my safe--I used to carry it all the time, but I took finding it after losing it a second(!) time as a sign from God...

I have a CRKT that has a similar profile, but there's no comparison between the two.

 

[Dale Atkerson]

Another quick note on George Englebretzen knives( by George )He was very reazonable with hos pricing. Fixed blade tapered tang with liners and a leather sheath around 175-185. He definatley wasn't in ot for the money. Now that same knife unused will fetch $350-500 TO THE RIGBT GUY.