Clip Point Hunter (SOLD)

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J. Hoover

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This one is sold, thanksI've been busy lately filling orders for clients but managed to work this little knife in for all the great people here on blade. It's a traditional clip point knife that can handle many task but won't require that you wear suspenders to keep your pants up. Here are the specs:

Steel-O1 tool steel X 3/16
AOL- 8 1/4 inches
Grind- Flat with drawn swedges
Blade- 4 inches to guard and shaving sharp
Handle- 4 1/4 inches
Wood- Ebony
Hardware- 416 SS guard, 1/8 SS pins, and 1/4 SS lanyard tube
Sheath- Handsewn RH fitted pouch sheath made from 7-8 ounce vegetable tanned leather.
Asking 145.00 shipped in the USA or Canada
Paypal, USPS M/O, or Certified Check preferred
Questions or comments are welcomed
Thanks for looking

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That's another great looking knife. :thumbup:
The only thing I would like to see different is the pins placed more symetrical or balanced on the handle. Not a biggie...just what I prefer.
 
I like it, seems like a constellation, how about pins in a cross for those vampire killers. I'll take it. IM on the way.
 
I like this one very much Joe. A stylish knife that is ready to work.
As for the pins - why are they needed anyway? If the scales are set with a good 2 part epoxy the pins are just for show (aren't they?). Just wondering'...
Happy new year to you. Ray
 
Yes RayesM, while I can't bring myself to rely entirely on epoxy this knife would have been just fine with only two pins. I just put them in for cosmetic appeal. With two pins and the lanyard tube you could bust them off or burn them off but they ain't going to fall off.
 
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