How can we honor both The Alamo and the legendary Jim Bowie? Why you can buy this fine Case Bowie. 

I’m very happy that you enjoyed this. History puts the polish on the blade.

You have won the internet today! Thank you for being the first 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

@@haveaknifeday right on 👍👍

Hey, it’s the least I could do.

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Did you eventually get one?

@@haveaknifeday nope never could afford one

My grails were trapper with stag and this Bowie both case got a red jig bone but not stag and had a western Bowie case still eludes me

I’m probably going to put it on my hip at least a couple of times 🤣

That would be a sight to see

Why that’s fantastic. Match making knives is a joy.

You know, I’ve been doing research and haven’t found anything. A prop master? But it’s a good question that remains unknown to me.

Yes indeed

Prices vary, saw a used one on eBay for around 149ish

www.smkw.com/case-80s-jim-bowie-etch-bowie-knife

I carry pretty much everything. Only have two which are for special occay

I have been liking tanto’s with a belly lately.

@@haveaknifeday and that is why Baskin Robbins had 31 flavors!!

Every mood needs an accompanying knife.

I was in the army. I enjoy the smell of surplus and you do know what they use as preservatives? I went to the battleship Iowa over the weekend. It has a very particular smell. I also have made my own sheaths, vegi-tan. It’s just one of those things. Just like the smell of stale booze sweating out of your body during PT, the smell of dip and cigarettes take me back to when I was serving.

@@haveaknifeday Ha Ha! I'm just 'bustin your chops'! I like the smell of leather too. I have no idea what they process it with. Army huh? Airborne? When I lived in Calif. back in the 80s, I had a friend I worked construction with that was retired airborne, 82nd out of Fort Bragg. He was one tough SOB. He used to chew Red Man 24/7. He carried a spit jar in his truck that was nasty. lol Used to tell us stories about 'Nam. He was a reformed alcoholic telling us we better quit drinking. He said in his drinking days he'd kept a .45 strapped up under the dining table. Never said what for. Anyway, he was a hell of a guy. Lost touch when I moved out of Ca. years ago. As far as smoking and dipping goes, that stuff will probably kill you. I'd quit those if you can. I appreciate your service. I never did myself; I'd had enough of taking orders from my old man for 18 years. He was a Marine Corps lifer. 30 years. WW2, Korea, and Vietnam. Carry on.

Rides too high? That is a thing that I do not like about some sheaths.