Original U.S. Cold War Era Prototype Serial Number 1 Survival Bowie Sawtooth Knife Handmade by World-Famous Knifemaker Ken Steigerwalt - Dated 1984 - From Collection of American Edged Weapon Museum Brown Bess Musket Parts and they are somewhat loos

and they are somewhat loos on the tang now

It's almost impossible to

over the Remington logo

or other military equipment

729" 12 gauge / bore - 3 inch chambers

Original U.S. Cold War Era Prototype Serial Number 1 Survival Bowie Sawtooth Knife Handmade by World-Famous Knifemaker Ken Steigerwalt - Dated 1984 - From Collection of American Edged Weapon Museum Brown Bess Musket Parts and they are somewhat loosOriginal Item. One of a Kind. Ever since he was a kid, if Ken needed a knife, he just made one. His first one was built from a saw blade at the kitchen table using a vise, files, and sandpaper. Needless to say, hes gone on to create more highly designed knives that have won him 11 Blade Show awards in seven consecutive years, including two Best Folders awards and one Best Folder of the Year. This example came to us from the Larry Thomas American Edged