3" EDC/Neck Knife in ATS-34 with Tapered Tang and Stabilized Figured Walnut Scales

J. A. Baker Knives

J. A. Baker Knives

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Hello,
I have a EDC/neck knife up for sale today. It has an ATS-34 blade that has been tapered and has black g-10 and copper spacers under the stabilized walnut scales. The scales have been fully contoured and have a very comfortable grip. The blade has thumb serrations and a small swedge that is difficult to see in the photos. Knife comes with a coyote brown Kydex sheath with paracord. Sheath also setup for a Tek-lok.
Thank you for looking, Jeff.

3" ATS-34 Blade, 1/8" thick, tapered with a top swedge.
Blade has been cryo hardened and double tempered to 61RC
Black g-10 and copper spacers with copper pins
Stabilized figured walnut fully contoured for a very comfortable grip
7" overall length
Coyote brown Kydex sheath with black paracord.
Sheath is also setup for a Tek-lok.

Price SOLD






 
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Wow, that is a fantastic piece of work!! I would have loved to own that, and think the winner is a very lucky man!
 
Thank you all for the kind words. Northridge88 was 3 minutes shy of getting it. I am going to build him one just like it. And I thought Sundays were slow. Jeff
 
Wow! That handle shaping is spectacular! Great combination of materials too!
 
J. A. Baker Knives said:
Thank you all for the kind words. Northridge88 was 3 minutes shy of getting it. I am going to build him one just like it. And I thought Sundays were slow. Jeff
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J.A., "selling all your stock" is a nice problem to have, but taking care of a potential customer is best.

Regards,
d-1
 
Thank you D-1 for the comments. This is a popular model in this configuration. I am always willing to build a knife for someone that wants one. To me, making a custom knife to the customers specs, is far more enjoyable than building a stock knife that appeals to many. It is much more fun having the customer along for the ride as well. They also seems to enjoy the knife more since they had a hand in it's conception. Thanks again, Jeff
 
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