G&L Cutlery Photo Gallery

[Glen Juntunen]

Crosscut

 

[Sean Jones]

Nice run! Good looking knives!

 

[Glen Juntunen]

Nice run! Good looking knives!

Thanks Sean!

 

[Glen Juntunen]

Stag Friction Folder

 

[Glen Juntunen]

I finally finished the sheath for this Stag Hunter. It’s now sharpened up and ready for use.

 

[Glen Juntunen]

This is one of my earlier skinning knives.

 

[Glen Juntunen]

Bowie with an O1 carbon steel blade, leather stacked handle, with a steel guard and pommel.

 

[Glen Juntunen]

I put the final edge on this one, now it’s ready to go to work.

 

[opaul]

I put the final edge on this one, now it’s ready to go to work.
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Bad @$$!

 

[Glen Juntunen]

Bad @$$!

Thanks!

 

[Glen Juntunen]

Stag Handle Bowie
It has an O1 carbon steel blade, deer antler handle.

 

[Glen Juntunen]

Here’s a TrailMaster I’m working on. It has a 52100 carbon steel blade, black walnut scales, and binder screws in the handle.

 

[Glen Juntunen]

This camp knife is all sharpened up. It has an O1 carbon steel blade, black walnut scales, red liners, G10 pins, and a green kydex sheath.

 

[Glen Juntunen]

Here’s a drop point hunter I’m finishing up. The blade is carbon steel. The handle has blood wood scales, nickel silver pins, and an aluminum lanyard hole.

 

[Glen Juntunen]

Here’s a pikeman hunter I finished up and delivered recently. The blade is 8670 carbon steel. The handle is deer stag with gray liners, G10 pins, and an aluminum lanyard hole.

 

[Glen Juntunen]

Here’s a Serbian Chef’s knife I completed and delivered. The blade is 26c3 carbon steel. The handle is Cocobolo with black liners, and G10 pins.

 

[joynihao]

I’ve been snapping pics of my folders and fixed blades for a while now, but what really helped was displaying them on nixplay.com. It’s cool seeing the knives rotate on a digital frame, especially when friends come over. Makes it easy to keep track of the collection too, without digging through storage just to enjoy them.