ATS-34 Harpoon Style Hunter

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Bob Armstrong

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If you don't already know, I'm a big fan of ATS-34....Rockwell Hardness 60-61. I'll let this one go cheap, WITHOUT A SHEATH for $100.00 bucks.

Blade Length: 4.5"
Overall Length: 9"
Steel: ATS-34 Stainless Steel
Thickness: 3/16"
Handle: Brass w/ straight grained rosewood

Currently only accepting Paypal at this time. Payments can be made to: B_Armstrongforever@hotmail.com

If you have any questions, you can PM me, or ask here.

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Thank you Mr. Bill Akers, and thank you too SomeoldFella. This model is a very ideal cutting machine, I'm actually surprised someone didn't jump on this immediately considering the price for stainless steel.

You should try my ATS-34....the way I prepare it, it sharpens up just as easy as 1095, will cut "straight down" without sawing, just like a laser. I put this up @ a 1095 priced knife....FYI.

A Real Bargain!
 
That's good enough brother. Good enough....there's nothing like, getting exactly what you want.

In the end.....we're all kids in a great big candy store ................we all have THE sweet tooth. Thanks one shot, muzzleloading man myself brother.
 
Nice materials, nice pattern, super clean fit & finish, & a heck of a bargain. Worth at least twice the asking price. Well done Bob.
 
I love to be back as a student but i hate it now, since it made me out of cash... this knife just perfect.
 
Boy, Bob can really tie one on, on Saturday night! Thankfully, today is Sunday, this knife appears to be SOLD. Thanks for looking gang!
 
I really liked this design but it was too pretty for me to beat up in the jungle. I'll be looking for some of your work, though.
 
Payment received, thank you, I'll follow your instructions.

adnj-this knife can & will gladly accept a beating. If you get a chance, check out what distinguished knifemaker Jay Fisher thinks about ATS-34 steel. Thank you for commenting on my work.
 
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