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Greetings everyone, Here’s a handy sized edc/skinner put up for your consideration. Hope you like it!
80CRV2 - Dimensions - .135” x 7 15/16” OAL and 3 5/8” from tip to scales. Total height is 1 ½” and blade height is 1 ¼”. Hand sanded to 1500 grit for a clean satin finish. Paul Bos Heat Treat to 60/61. It was near sharp before sharpening.
The handle features nickel silver bolsters finished to 2000 grit and buffed, and K&G stabilized and dyed Jacaranda, it reminds me of Jade. The wood is finished to 1200 grit with 1/8” stainless pins. The handle feels great in my average size hand.
The current sheath is for left hand carry, real convenient if you carry a more potent “tool” on the right, or reverse right hand draw. I’ll make a right handed one on request. Sheath is a snug fit with great retention yet easy to deploy.
Very affordable at only $150 to your door, and of course your satisfaction is my only priority. I can accept paypal, check or MO, and the price includes fees and free shipping in the US.
Thanks so much for looking! Please feel free to comment, ask anything here or via PM.
John Cahoon
80CRV2 - Dimensions - .135” x 7 15/16” OAL and 3 5/8” from tip to scales. Total height is 1 ½” and blade height is 1 ¼”. Hand sanded to 1500 grit for a clean satin finish. Paul Bos Heat Treat to 60/61. It was near sharp before sharpening.
The handle features nickel silver bolsters finished to 2000 grit and buffed, and K&G stabilized and dyed Jacaranda, it reminds me of Jade. The wood is finished to 1200 grit with 1/8” stainless pins. The handle feels great in my average size hand.
The current sheath is for left hand carry, real convenient if you carry a more potent “tool” on the right, or reverse right hand draw. I’ll make a right handed one on request. Sheath is a snug fit with great retention yet easy to deploy.
Very affordable at only $150 to your door, and of course your satisfaction is my only priority. I can accept paypal, check or MO, and the price includes fees and free shipping in the US.
Thanks so much for looking! Please feel free to comment, ask anything here or via PM.
John Cahoon
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