Frontier utility knife in Cabelas cutlery catalog

[silenthunterstudios]

I saw a really nice "frontier utility" knife in Cabelas cutlery catalog.

http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/t.../search-box.jsp.form23&_dyncharset=ISO-8859-1

Frontier Utility Knife – Handmade out west, this multipurpose knife is a top choice of tradition-minded rendezvous participants and outdoorsmen. The Oregon-forged, 4-3/4" 1095 high-carbon steel blade has an antique, one-of-a-kind look and a unique Mediterranean notch which can be used to strip sinew. American curly maple handles. Includes oil-tanned, top-grain leather sheath.
Overall length: 9-3/8".
Weight: 3 oz.

"Oregon forged 1095"? Anyone know who made this? There are a lot of manufacturers in Oregon? None that produce these kinds of knives, at least that I am aware of. First thought was Wrangler knives, but I've never seen the bigger knives advertised before. Looks like it could be a good user, really good looking either way.

 

[soloman61]

looks like this wrangler knife

http://www.agrussell.com/wrangler-patch-knife-with-beaded-sheath/p/WRNhhh0202/

 

[nagod]

many options for the cabelas version. the sheath is the only difference from lesser priced versions.ragnar ragweed forge has the same style cheaper(the last time i looked)

 

[udtjim]

You really can't go wrong with anything from Cabelas, if you don't like it, they give your money back.

 

[Javelin]

You can see these same kind of knives from trackofthewolf, they're nice but be warned they're usually thin (1/16th) which is fine accept for if you were gonna abuse it.