Damascus - fire pattern - custom sheath

jim moyer

jim moyer

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Hidden tang Damascus hunter with tooled two tone custom fit sheath

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Steel: 1084 and 15N20 By Jim Moyer
Blade: 4”
O/A/L: 8 1/2"
Grind: Flat
Finish: Dark patina
Fittings: brass
Spacers Bacote
Handle: Mule deer crown
Sheath: Machine stitched hand Tooled - 8 ounce leather
Price: $175.00 - shipping 10.00 in the CONUS; USPS Priority Mail. We have a merchants account and take all major credit cards, paypal or other forms of payment.
Paypal moyerart@rmci.net
This knife comes with a certificate of origin.

Thanks for showing interest.

Jim Moyer
 
Wow, what an attractive knife. almost a bit of a "Randall" flare to it.
i have way too many Hunters to buy another one. BUT, i really like it.
For only $175 ! that makes this steel a steal for sure.
snap it up somebody, fast, it's a good one.
roland
 
Ah what the heck Jim, i'll take it ! just can't resist this one.
my shipping is USA.
i'll go to PP now.
roland
 
snap it up somebody, fast, it's a good one.
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And by fast you mean fast, 8 minutes in fact:D!

Nice snag Roland:thumbup:! That's a lot of knife for $175, damascus steel, antler handle, tooled sheath.....
 
Jim, i have this knife now. WOW ! It's GREAT ! love it right away. you make an excellent knife in all regards. Excellent design, fit and finish, feel and balance in hand and last, but far from least, a perfect blade grind including super sharp edge and excellent point.
I hope it's coming across that i'm Very Happy ! and the sheath is just as good to match; thick, well formed leather and a perfect fit.
This is way more than $175 worth of knife. My sincere thanks for this knife and sheath.
To my friend Mr. Bonny, this is a keeper Joe, it's home now and not going anywhere i don't.
roland
 
Mr Roland, I just poured my morning coffee and read your email and now this post. I do not know how to respond except to say "thank you".

Best regards to you and yours,

Jim
 
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