Fat Nosed Skinner

Bailey Knives

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This particular knife was an order. I finished it and emailed the guy. Apparently, the economy has hit him pretty hard, because he could no longer do it. So, here it is on the forum

The original FNS was made for a friend based on a design he came up with. He called it a skinner, but with 1/4" steel, it could easily be a camp chopper.

The steel is 1/4" 1095. It is forged and the blade is 2" wide at the widest. The steel is clay quenched and sports a very nice hamon.

The hadle is natural canvas micarta. It appears more yellow than most of the natural canvas I have used, but I kind of like it.

The sheath is 8oz hand stitched leather. The keeper strap holds the knife securely in place.

Dimensions
Blade - 3 3/4" tip to handle
OAL - 8 3/4"

Price - sold shipped to US. I prefer paypal, but will accept check or money order

The first to post here in this thread "I'll take it" gets it.

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Here is that in the hand shot.

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Thanks for the comments guys. Shotgun, the hole is for an index/thumb pinch on the blade, but I suppose it would work for a bearing block.

This one feels kind of like a small hatchet in the hand. It could easily be a chopping knife.

How about a price drop. You can get this one now for $235 shipped.
 
Man, that looks like a beefy knife!!! The pinch hole looks like it would help when skinning. And your sheaths
 
Ronin, Only if you are trading for money :)

Sorry, Cant think of anything I need except the stuff to pay the bills.

Bob, thanks. I have been putting a lot of time into sheaths. I think it has been paying off.
 
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