Fiddleback Boot Knife

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For sale today is one Fiddleback Boot Knife. SOLD. This one is wearing natural Canvas Micarta. The specs are: 3.5" blade, 7" OAL, or 7 3/8" OAL. Its convex ground from 1/8" thick 01 steel.

I have a JRE belt sheath to fit it that I charge $15 for.

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I know it's designed as a boot knife but it looks like it would be an amazing woods blade too. Really like this one.
 
Agreed!

I paddle a kayak to transport myself on the rivers to fish. I have picked a couple of small sheath blades to carry with me. One was a neck knife but the handle is just a wee bit too small at 3". I have another that has a belt sheath with a 4" handle which is nice but the blade is at 2 1/8" and a bit small. So, I was looking for something with a 3" to 3.5" blade with a handle close the second knife (3.5" to 4"). Hopefully, this is it.

The reason I am looking for a relatively small belt sheath knife as I want it on me when I get out of the kayak and not on my PFD. Also, I wear it on the left-side for a cross draw and a larger knife would poke me or get in the way while sitting in the kayak.

Lastly, I have been wanting a Fiddleback knife since last year and I was thinking about the EDC for that job but I think this one will do.
 
Andy, can you take a couple more pics of this one before you send it on it's way. I'd love to see it straight on. Great knife!
 
Andy, is this the 7 or 7 3/8 version?

This one is the 7" version.

Hi Andy,

I'll take it and the sheath! Please confirm and I'll send you the PP.

I'll consider it SPF, and please pp to: fiddlebackpayments at att dot net

I'll ship it ASAP!!

I know it's designed as a boot knife but it looks like it would be an amazing woods blade too. Really like this one.

Thanks bro! I think it will be once the handle is a bit bigger. In this configuration it almost reminds me of a modernized Sgian Dubh when its in the hand. I'll likely do some experimenting with the handle until its an excellent woods bummer.

Andy, can you take a couple more pics of this one before you send it on it's way. I'd love to see it straight on. Great knife!

Thanks C. There are more pics in my forum of the other one I made at the same time!!
 
Texasflyfisher... Andy makes a great knife, Nice grab! The Spine curve looks great and Comfy!
 
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