Model #27 was my "user" in New Mexico for my 6x6 bull I killed...back-in-the-day...(when I could handle the altitude)...Actually mine was a "TB", Trailblazer.
Stay Sharp, Capt. Chris

Apologies for not providing photos...but I couldn't find 'em on my "Puter". I had "no problem" finding the TB however...and here's the photos: I added thumb notches, wrist thong and etching (name) to, what was at the time, the "TRAILBLAZER". A little "experienced" is this one. Is was not until a very...."VERY"...short time later that the TB was given the number "27", due in part to it's immediate acceptance...and a new printing of the shop's catalog getting made at the same time.
Stay Sharp,
Capt. Chris
PS: I did not get to "pick out" this stag..."BUT"...had I had the opportunity, I'dve chosen this exact piece! Notice the right hand curvature...CCS

Capt. Chris--

The TB is a veteran.

Am I imagining it, or is the TB blade more narrow width top-to-edge than the Model 27?

Larry

Handmade...no 2 the same...but I think it's that simple..
Capt. Chris

That "TB" is a great looking knife. Neat to hear its story, too.

Very nice, Cap.
Shoot870p

Thanks for that Capt. That one's got some stories to tell for sure, and a beaut. You seem to have a knack for getting luckier than most when it comes to stag!

A favorite SMALL - a favorite LARGE (and a medium thrown in for good measure)

Looks like all the bases are covered right there. Well played, Steve. Nice set.
Shoot870p

Steve
Great triple. Who did the work on the hilt? It looks great.