Behring Made Camp/ Field Combo's

Here's two axe knife sets from James that would fit right in any camp or field outing. The hammer marked fossil walrus ivory set is Montana made, while the crotch stag set is a vintage Michigan set. Both dressed in classic Mosher pebble grain leather. There's not many of these around so be on the lookout; they're very collectable. Great job James!

The ADK map is just plain showin off...

Just beautiful sets and the pictures don't suck Warren!!!!


Ken Lambert
RKCC CM-020
RKS #3610
NRA Benefactor
FOP

Believe it or not inspired by watching the races at Saratoga today. Thought you would enjoy.

And Ken, thank you. Great hearing from you. Hope all is well with you.

Fossil for the win!! That red color is hard to come by.
I like the bright colors more than the blue!
Great sets that blade on the fossil knife is way more me-ish though lol!

Be nice to me, I'll will it to ya.

Sounds better than you splitting my skull with it lol!

Not going there. Your Tomahawk is Waaay bigger. And, you have a hammer to match

as long as your were "camping" at the Ritz!!!

:-)Rocky

I do... we REALLY need to find our way up there this year.

GREAT sets W.P. truly fantastic finds.

Going to make a run to the track with the old ragtop this Summer. I'll be visiting lot's of gas stations, Lol. But thanks James for the kind reply. Would love to hook up at Saratoga.

You're right buddy, these are for show, not for go. Just once.....

My cousin slings Popcorn at the track... Doc Pop. You would have a better chance seeing him at the track than us ... lol.

Keeping that in mind for my family discount.

Fantastic sets. Too pretty to use, but we all know that they would perform like a champ. Great pictures.

Pap

What's the weight on those hatchets?

Thanks Pap. Not my best efforts on the pics. Very late in the day and got short on time. Thanks for the reply. Your opinion means alot. You've actually used many hatchet/knife combos in your lifetime. You've the man.

1/4" stock forgings. Finished roughly .220".
To your point, enough mass to get the job done, light enough to be packable. I can tell you there's enough mass in that blade to make it a good working tool in the real world.

Agreed Warren. And ain't it nice having an "Expert (on SOoo many things) Pappy in Residence" on our Forum?
Really, really nice Warren.

Thanks Duke and yeah Pappy would my first choice for opinion.

Great hunting or camping setup.

Pap

Two beautiful sets Warren.

Pappy and Steve,

Many thanks for the kind reply.

Warren,

Love the sets! Shows completely different looks; the FWI looks like nice meaty handles.

Tom Flynn

They are Tom, thank you. And both sets would fit different roles. The fossil set would work for larger chores. That hunter blade is stout.