Damascus Hunter

rtj1981 · Apr 25, 2009

Here is a damascus hunter that I just finished with. It has stainless steel fittings and a handle made out of Cocobolo. The blade is 320 layer random pattern damascus and the steel itself is 1080/15n20. The length of the blade is just over 4" and the overall length is 8.5". The blade was soaked for 5 minutes in 1500F salt and quenched in commercial quenching oil. It was then tempered 2 times at 400F for one hour each cycle. If you have any questions or want more pictures of anything please don't hesitate to ask me.

Asking $175 Sold shipped inconus with the preferred method of payment Money Order or PayPal (plus 4%). Thanks for looking.

Jarrett Knives · Apr 26, 2009

Rob,

The minute I saw the steel, and I looked at your initials, I knew where it came from. You may know that I use your brothers steel quite a bit and think it's great. Well, since you are the teacher.......2+2=4!

Folks, take if from another knife maker, this is a fine blade from the steel on up. Don't let it slip by at any price!

Rob, say hey to your bro for me.

rtj1981 · Apr 28, 2009

BTT with a new price.

leighjohn83 · Apr 28, 2009

Nice looking knife

Thanks for the kudos Wayne

shooterpunk · Apr 28, 2009

Man, I really like how simple this design is. Come next month when I have some more spending money (birthday) I would like to see something like this around.

jvan · May 1, 2009

Rob, the check is in the mail as of yesterday.

jvan · May 2, 2009

I just received this knife from Rob and could not be more pleased with it. Not that there is anything wrong at all with Rob's photography but the pictures just don't do justice to this knife. The random pattern Damascus is simply stunning and the grind, fit and finish, and the workmanship are all top shelf.

If you have the opportunity to pick one of these up, don't hesitate.

My compliments to Leigh on the steel.

Thanks for the excellent service Rob.

leighjohn83 · May 3, 2009

Just to clear things up, the steel was made by Rob not me. He's the one who started making knives and Damascus and taught me everything.

jvan · May 4, 2009

Great job Rob, Leigh I'll have to try some of yours in the future. Sorry for any confusion which seems to be all on my part.