Arthur Wright & Sons Lambsfoot Micarta Pocket Knife Twisted Assisted Exclusive

I have one of these. It's gorgeous. It's my first UK slip. That pull is stout but it isn't overwhelming. Then that absolute CRACK into the open position. I love it... It also cuts well😂

" You know how it goes." Yes sir, I do. :)

Great looking piece, really completes the family of knives. Thanks for sharing and have a great blessed day.

Funny how we all gravitate towards a particular style. The lambsfoot is the one I actually use the most. When I'm spreading jam or something I turn it upside down. The top of the blade has a little belly without being sharp. I just picked up this exact one from Heinnie in the "first run" with the "made in Sheffield" stamp. Looks like there may be some left

Awesome knife, buddy!

Nice bro!

Lambs foot blades are beautiful and classic.

Beautiful.

What a beautiful barlow! 🔥😍🔥

It seems like the micarta is dirty in places (which to be fair, the marketing photos show as well). But these ARE very cool indeed. I’d love to see them use the longer bolster and the “farmer” blade shape.

Perfect work knife will be going shopping soon love it great video