Showing posts with label Bo Randall. Show all posts
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Friday, 14 October 2016

IBERIAN RED DEER HUNTING IN SPAIN I HUNTING DEERS IN SPAIN

   During the rut, mature stags fight for the control of the harems. and rival stags challenge opponents by belling and walking side by side


 IBERIAN RED DEER 


 IBERIAN RED DEER

Tuesday, 18 September 2012

HUNTING KNIVES | HUNTING IBEX IN SPAIN WITH IBEXHUNTSPAIN |


Vasyl Goshovskyy - Finest hunting knives 

 

 

Vasyl Goshovskyy · Handmade knives



 I am Vasyl Goshovskyy, knifemaker from the Ukraine, actually living in Torreblanca - Spain. Since many years I’m a full time cutom knifemaker, allways searching for perfect grind lines, polishings and ergonomics.




I do stock removal knives from first class stainless steels as ATS34, RWL34, 440C, Böhler N-690 or carbon steels as D2.



I hope you enjoy my knives, as I do making them.


 


Lifetime Guarantee


I offer for my knives a lifetime guarantee. If one of my knives will break using it as a cutting tool, I will replace or fix the knife.




Steels

D2 is a carbon steel with a high content of chrome (12%),with these 12% of chrome it is much more rust resistant than other traditional carbon steels. D2 is highly wear-resistant. The combination of this wear-resistance, being nearly stainless and a hardeness of over 60HRC makes him a perfect blade steel.



 
 

ATS-34 is a high quality stainless steel, used by many knifemakers of the 90's. ATS-34 is the japanese version (Hitachi) of 154-CM by Crucible, the prefered steel of Bob Loveless. Hardened to about 60 - 61HRC, it permits a very good, long lasting edge and even with this hardness it's still elastic.


 


Böhler N690 has 17% of chrome and a high content of molybdaneum. It has added vanadium and cobalt, wich act as a grain refiner and so permit a very fine and long lasting edge, with a very high resistance to stain. Hardness 59 - 60HRC.

 



RWL34 from the swedish company Damasteel, is a stainless powder metallurgic steel (CPM) with a very fine and homogenic grain and hardness between 60HRC and 61HRC.This steel permits an impressive mirrow polish.


 

The well known 440C steel was the favorite knifemaker steel in the 80's. Having 1,04% of carbon, it's not as resistant to rust as 440A or B, but permits a much finer edge and higher hardness. 440C is more rust resistant than ATS-34 but will not hold the edge as well and is a little more brittle than ATS-34. Hardness 59HRC.

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Wednesday, 29 August 2012

HUNTING KNIVES | HUNTING IBEX IN SPAIN WITH IBEXHUNTSPAIN |

2G KNIVES - Finest hunting knives, hatchets & sheaths

Welcome to the 2G KNIVES WITH IBEXHUNTSPAIN. We are specialized in handmade hunting knives for all types of use, whether for exhibition, hunting or tactical / military purposes,  following the standards of our mentors William Scagel, Robert Loveless and many others, precursors of the new order of forged handmade knives. As disciples, we make our own reading in the creation of this legendary instrument, creating a new style: we call them: The 2G KNIVES

Rodrigo Mulero Crespí
Knife Maker









2G Knives · Cuchillos artesanales

2G KNIVES has a recent, but intense life.

In the year 2004, two good old friends, Rodrigo Mulero Crespí and Pepín Vives, having both logged a long experience in craftmanship, metal work and gunsmithing, decided to fulfill a childhood dream: to make custom knives.






 Custom knifemaking is often a late-life vocation, a place where you arrive carried by some magic sharp dwarfs that you keep hiding inside you, until one day, they decide to show up in the shape of a knife.



 The name

Pepín Vives and Rodrigo Mulero started together in 2004, they choosed the name 2G KNIVES. 2G KNIVES are the initials of "2 Ganivaters", "2 knifemakers" in catalan. From 2009, Pepín Vives graduatly left his work in 2G KNIVES, until the year 2010, when he did his last works, the famous and renowned Sheridan sheaths. From that moment, the sheaths are made by Bear Holsters. In the year 2011, Ridrigos son started to work in the forge, to follow the steps of his father.





That was the case with our inspirer William W. Scagel as well as with Bo Randall, Bob Loveless, and many other people who were not born within a knifemakers environment. One day they heard this hidden voice and they made knives their passion. Without trying to compare ourselves to these Masters with our own craftmanship, we certainly share the same passion. A passion which made them Universal men. This Universal Spirit, which recognizes no frontiers, has reached us and moved our souls into the world of William Scagel.

But why this type of knives and not another? Very simple: when we saw a Scagel knife for the first time we knew that these, and not others, were the knives we wanted to make. A real arrow shot. A love story.





We sincerely hope to convey all these feelings when you handle one of our knives: the passion with which we make them and the perpetual search of perfection, a long hard path which we stroll day after day.



The Knifemaking Process





Our blades are handforged from tool steel with a high carbon content. We use the steels O1 and 52100, tool and all-bearing steels. We forge the blades by hand, because we think that this is the best way to improve the steels caracteristics.
Our knives have a full tang, 6mm x 14mm and a silver soldered guard from german silver or brass. The solver permits a strong and rugged construction and won't allow moisture to enter in the handle, as the tang is completely sealed. The handle is composed by discs from aluminium, fibre, exotic hard woods, leather and a riveted stag crown. Befor riveting the tang, the discs are glued with epoxi and compressed (200kg pressure).