BAK Muley In Black Locust SOLD

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This is my Muley design. It is a design I made with extended back country hunting in mind. It is designed to be a camp/hunting knife. The 4 1/4" blade is made from 1/8" O1 tool steel. It has a full flat grind that is a true workhorse. The overall length of the knife is 8 3/4".

The handle is made from black locust wood. Really pretty stuff. It has brass pins and lanyard tube. It has been hand sanded buffed and rubbed with Danish oil.

The sheath is 7 oz veg tanned leather. All hand stitched and edges are sealed.
If you are looking for a hunting knife that can pull it's weight around camp, this is for you.
Price is SOLD insured shipping in the US. First "I'll take it" followed by a PM gets it.
Must be +18 to purchase. Thanks for looking.
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Mind if I ask where you got the black locust, was it stabilized, and how big of a piece one could obtain? That wood is reputed to last near forever, they used to use it for fence posts in at least upper Missouri and I've been told you can find ones well past the hundred year mark buried in great condition. Great knife as well, but the handle-yowza!
Thanks, Neal
 
neal70 said:
Mind if I ask where you got the black locust, was it stabilized, and how big of a piece one could obtain? That wood is reputed to last near forever, they used to use it for fence posts in at least upper Missouri and I've been told you can find ones well past the hundred year mark buried in great condition. Great knife as well, but the handle-yowza!
Thanks, Neal
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I get it from a wood distributed online. It can't be stabilized because its too dense.
 
Figured that was the case with stabilization. Congrats on the sale, somebody just bought a keeper👍
Neal
Ps really like the three pins and tube, just very visually pleasing
 
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