A smaller Ray Cover Sr, with Scott Pilkington Engraving, Abalone Scales. Once again dove-tailed scales and blade totally in the frame when closed.

Great looking knives, Scott and David.

I bet Mr. Cover would be thrilled to see your kind words here, Scott; I can’t imagine a more esteemed endorsement. (Shop Manager, Randall Made Knives).

Here are my latest two from him.

These are *big* honking knives. 3 ½” blades.

One is handled in brown “old Westinghouse micarta” and has two 3 ½” drop point trapper-style blades, one with a bit deeper belly. 154CM steel. This knife also has a bit of a rarity for a Ray Cover knife – a thong hole; you don’t see that often on his knives. Stainless liner. Beautifully checkered old brown micarta and three pins. Black liner.

The other has very pretty red stag, 3 pins, black liner. It’s got one 3 ½” - “drop/ clip” blade, and a 3 ¼” spey. Steel is S30V.

These knives are really big in the hand. Seem to dwarf my 3 ¼” knives.

Thanks, Gary

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Wow! I’m a fan. He does some pretty nice work!