52100 & Osage Hunter

Whit

Whit

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Steel: 52100
Thickness: .095 at ricasso
Blade: 3"
O/A: 6 1/2"
Grind: Flat
Finish: Hand Rubbed Satin Finish
Handle: Osage Orange
Pins: Stainless Steel
Sheath: Hand stitched/tooled, Leather

Drop point hunter forged from 52100. A very thin and lightweight utility type hunter.

Price: $65 shipped CONUS.
OCONUS shipping- Contact me

Check/Money Order/ PayPal accepted

Thanks for looking.

Ryan
 

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WoooooHooooo!!! I've been watching for one of your knives for a while now.

This one looks like a beauty!:thumbup: What a great combination for a really durable user....osage orange and 52100.

Thanks! :D
 
You won't be disapointed! Whit does some amazing work! Your knife should be quite the little slicer!
 
Nice knife for a great price.

Osage orange is also known as Bois d'Arc. From this French name, you might deduce that this wood was used for making bows. And there is Texas lore that says the Indians from west Texas who raided Mexican and later Texican settlements in central, east and south Texas would plant these trees at camping points on the trails they used. I have seen stands of Bois d'Arc trees in west Texas when there were few other trees around...

So this wood is a fitting material to use as knife scales!

M.
 
I've had a few requests for osage lately! I had to go find some more on eBay as a matter of fact. I love it, and it's pretty easy to work with too.
 
Blast! missed again.
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Okay, new rule: no knives may be posted for sale until after 9:00 pm EDT.
 
Got my knife in today. What a great little cutter. I know I'm going to enjoy using this one. :thumbup:

Thanks again Ryan.:)

-Ford
 
If Montgomery is like it was when I was last there then you need to take some care whn having fun. "Live Entertainment" usually means you are it.:rolleyes:
 
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