BMK really make some outstanding Sub Hilt Knives. The sub hilt really keep the knife in your hand with some of the big heavies. Let's see some more examples.

Warren, one night James and I were trading email and I asked..... have you ever made a sub-hilt?

Here is the first..... Mudbone leather.

Tune,

Love that knife and what's not to like about Mud's work. How old is that one? Killer rig.

Not sure... 6-7 years?

Probably an early Montana knife. Gorgeous!

There's a sign in the shop... I should have taken a pic of it...EPIC fail on my part!!!
It says
"Make something cool,
and then put it in a Mudbone."
Mitchell

that about sums up Tunes knife

Ha, I do recall saying that......

Warren, Tune beautiful knives all.

Steve thanks for the comments, glad you like them.
How bout a couple of re-handled Randall's with sub-hilts?
First one is a 1-7, copper hardware, Cooper Firearms gunstock handle. Second one is a 12-13 Thorpe, double sub-hilt, inspired by Bo's first sub-hilt Smithsonian. Handle is a FWI artifact tip that I had and it fit perfectly.
Mudbone leather for both.

Beautiful knives.