Carry size Ironwood Fighter

RMLamey · Mar 10, 2003

i sure like the way ironwood works and looks, but God it makes me sick every time i work it, wether i wear a respirator or not! This one is a small Sunrise fighter, forged 1084 6.5" blade, stainless trim, sharp clip. Hated to sell it, these small ones are nice and handy, very "carryable".

RMLamey · Mar 10, 2003

other side, notice the difference in color.

Michael_Aos · Mar 10, 2003

Awesome!

Someday I'm going to find one like that, except with a single guard, and scaled down to about 3.5" - 4" blade.

Mike

Jose Reyes · Mar 10, 2003

RM,

Congrats, that's a real looker. Awesome grain in that ironwood.

-Jose

Stumpy · Mar 10, 2003

Looks great.You can never lose IMO when you throw ironwood into the mix.

It has enough length for a good camp knife but short enough to have good control too.

RogerP · Mar 10, 2003

Great-looking knife - strong and sleek. Love the ironwood handle. Well done!

Cheers,

Roger

Keith Montgomery · Mar 10, 2003

Exceptional! I am really starting to like those big, meaty handles of yours. I like the fairly wide blade as well. What did the sheath look like?

Brett Gatlin · Mar 10, 2003

What are the dimensions? Handle width, thickness, blade width? Looks very stout!

RMLamey · Mar 10, 2003

thanks fellas, the deminsions i really dont know, will have to measure. The blade is a tad under 1.5" at the widest point. You cant see in the photo but behind the palmswell the handle is thinned out considerably. Guess i should start measuring the knives more!

THe sheath is still under construction by Rowe, a standard "concealment" sheath but with rough out leather.

ExamonLyf · Mar 13, 2003

Very nice.., and one of Kenny's sheaths will do it justice! Thanks...

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