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Brian Avila

Brian Avila

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Steel: 1095
Blade was heat treated by my friend Ed Braun.
Thickenss: ~5/32" at the ricasso. Great distal taper to the tip.
Blade Length: 3 and 11/16" from the tip to the front of the scales, 3 and 3/8" cutting edge
Total Length: 8.125"
Blade width: 1.25" at the widest.
Two 1/8" diameter 416 stainless pins.
Handle: Stabilized Yellow Box Burl from John Gerst at Gerst Hardwoods LLC
Sheath: Hand tooled and hand stitched. Lined with deer skin. Done by me (Brian Avila)
Blade was ground to just under .010" at the edge and then convex edge geometry was added and feathered together.
Hand polished to 1500 grit and then etched and polished out with loose grit abrasives.

Asking $265 to your door in the lower 48 USA. (Paypal)

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The second one that is available,

Steel: 5/32" thick 1095 steel, Thermaled cycled and heat treated in my digitally controlled oven.
Dimensions: 4.75" long blade (from tip to scales), 9 1/4" Overall length, 1 7/16" at the widest.
Handle: OD green g10 scales that have been scalloped with 1/8" 416 stainless pins.
Cerakoted by Sawtooth Rifles
Sheath: Hand tooled and hand stitched. Lined with deer skin ( by me, Brian Avila )
The clip is NOT sharpened.


The sheath is hand tooled, hand stitched, and lined with deer skin by me.

I am asking: SOLD shipped to your door lower 48 USA (paypal).

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