Coombs Trailing Point Skinner

Coombs Handmade

Coombs Handmade

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Well, as most of you know I have been away working on orders for awhile, but I finally got a knife done to put up on BF.
This knife is a compact little skinner that I'm really excited about. Although its a relatively small knife, it feels right at home in the hand, having a slight palm swell in the handle and a blade short enough to allow the user to get the forefinger out to the tip of the blade for some delicate skinning work. The blade is hand rubbed to 1000 grit and has a nice hammon line. Its hard to see in the pics, mostly because I suck at taking them, but in the hand it looks really cool.
Anyway, I hope you all enjoy the pics, and as always, the more comments the better.

Thanks!!

Specs:

1095 blade steel
3/16" thick
Flat ground
hand rub to 1000 grit
fully raduised spine
blade length 3" of cutting edge 3 3/8" to the guard
OAL is 7 3/8"
Fittings are brass
Handle is stacked leather with red and brass spacers
The sheath is a pouch style made by me
This one is sold. Thanks!
-U.S. Sales only please-
Paypal or Money Order will work ok.
PP to: angel_kissed_me@yahoo.com (please note the underscores)

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Excellent---if I wasn't tapped out I'd be all over it.

Prospective buyers: you won't find a custom maker on these forums (and there are many truly great ones) whose attention to detail is more meticulous than Lamont's. Some match it, but they don't exceed it.
 
Actually I see the hammon very well. Very nice package . Hope to see more from you. I'm broke .:confused:
 
I'll take it, Paypal on it's way to you, Thank You and Merry Christmas to you and your family.


Dino
 
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Hey thanks Dino and Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Thanks to everyone who looked at this one and Merry Christmas to you too.
 
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