Been waiting 7-8 months for these fellas! Couldn't be happier. I was referred to Sammy Fischer with Fischer Knives out of Victoria and man his work is awesome! I had to try and take some "nice" pics of his work to share.

Both knives are his full size 7.5" Bobcat model. The brown one is giraffe bone and the black one is waterbuck.

Those are purdy

Thanks....(as if I did anything but buy them haha).
I got a total of 3 to give to a few customers. And one is staying with me!

My only challenge now is to figure out how to wear the horizontal sheath. I usually conceal carry at 5 o'clock and that would be the ideal place to wear the sheath. First world problem I guess!

Looks great!

Nice. I really like the waterbuck.

I have a new found respect for custom knife makers since I started playing around with it as a hobby last year. I am working on my journey to 10,000 hours...

Either one of 'em long enough to cut fajitas with?

Excellent knives!
Sammy made this for me several years ago. Slightly different design in bark ivory. I had him get me this horizontal sheath along with a horizontal one from the same maker

https://m.imgur.com/spYZWXl

OK I give up and I'm old and can't get the image to post as a picture.

Help an old out please!

Not as good as image quality as op

Here you go.

Hell ya!
What's the 16 for??

Thanks 2010.

I can't remember now. I'll have to call him.

Called Sammy and he said he use to number around the first 25 or so knives he made in a series. Mine was the 16th knife made in that series. He no longer does this. So a numbered knife could be more valuable to those that want an early knife. His father also made good knives.

If you don't mind me asking... How much does a knife like these from Fischer set you back? Those a great looking!!!

Sam makes a great knife and he comes by it honestly. His Dad, Clyde, was about as famous a custom knife maker as any back in the 60s-80s. Not sure when he quit making. My Dad has quite a few of his knives. Honestly I think Sams are as good or better than his Dad's.

He's got many different options. You basically pick out the size (4" or 7.5") blade you want and it's a base price. Then the quality of the handle material is what really changes the price honestly. These full size knives were in the mid $300's or so. Then $45 more for a sheath. You can get the smaller "mini" version for $250-300 or so I think. Worth every penny!

Thanks for the replay! It looks like I'm going to be spending some more money on recs from the OB... Who knew I ever needed so much cool stuff?!?!