This is a one of a kind that I made to experiment with some designs for the knife show next year. This is what happens when you try to make something "tactical" while listening to bluegrass music. It ends up looking more like grandpas squirrel gun than a infantry rifle. Its a one-off design made from 3/16" O1 tool steel. Blade length is 5 1/2" with the overall being just over 10". Heat treated in house by me. The finish is a blue and brown (antiqued-rifle) look that I discovered while experimenting with some different finishes. As a result of the blade finish, I used a piece of honey mesquite that looks just like a rifle stock from a vintage rifle. It is sealed with a dozen or so coats of Danish oil. The blade has a full flat grind with an unsharpened swedge. The spine in front of the handle is a sharp (0 degrees for scraping if need be. The edge is about .025" at the cutting edge which is pretty beefy. It is razor sharp and can pass any cutting test with flying colors. I put black carbon fiber pins and lanyard tube in to accent the handle and blade. The sheath is a fold-over pocket design with a wrap around flap and snap for extra security in the field. It also helps protect the handle from scuffs and dings.
Price is SOLD shipped and insured in the USA. First "I'll take it" followed by a PM gets it. You are responsible for the laws in your area. Must be +18 to purchase.
Price is SOLD shipped and insured in the USA. First "I'll take it" followed by a PM gets it. You are responsible for the laws in your area. Must be +18 to purchase.
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