Bushcraft in Buffed GCM and Red Liners

Landi · Apr 20, 2010

Hello BF,

Knife is sold. Thanks for looking.

This was a cancelled order. The knife comes with red liners, kydex, and leather sheaths, but, at my base price of $119.

OAL is 9 inches, cutting edge is 4 1/2. Stock is 1/8. Blade is 1 inch spine to edge.

These are ground with a full flat primary bevel and convexed secondary bevel.

These 1095 knives are heat treated, cryogenically treated, triple tempered, and tested to guaranteed Rc of 58-59 by Peters of Meadville, PA.

This Bush Craft knife comes with leather AND kydex sheath.

Handles are buffed green canvas Micarta with red liner and 1/4 SS pins and tube.

Knife is $119 each, MO, Paypal, CC, etc are fine. Insured shipping FREE Conus, I will ship internationally at cost.

Thanks for looking, John Landi

akthor · Apr 20, 2010

Do you have the ability to unbuff them. There have been a few I have seen of yours that I loved but I don't like the "buffed" micarta. Can you make them "rough" again? Just asking for the future in case I see something I want.

Landi · Apr 20, 2010

akthor said:
Do you have the ability to unbuff them. There have been a few I have seen of yours that I loved but I don't like the "buffed" micarta. Can you make them "rough" again? Just asking for the future in case I see something I want.

Sure,

It would be easier for me just leave it at 220, instead of going up through the ranks of paper and buffing wheels...

But, I could easily "un-buff" a buffed handle. And would be happy to do it to this knife.

SpookyPistolero · Apr 20, 2010

Landi, you're offering some of the best bargains on bushcraft knives around right now! That's very handsome work.

Landi · Apr 20, 2010

SpookyPistolero said:
Landi, you're offering some of the best bargains on bushcraft knives around right now! That's very handsome work.

Hey Spooky, Thanks Bud! I appreciate your kind words!

akthor · Apr 20, 2010

Good to know I have passed on a couple in the past because of the buffed look. I will be watching. Love your stuff.

Landi said:
Sure,

It would be easier for me just leave it at 220, instead of going up through the ranks of paper and buffing wheels... But, I could easily "un-buff" a buffed handle. And would be happy to do it to this knife.