Hardworker for the field/camp -- SOLD

[Jack O'Neill]

Hello everyone , I have this newly finished knife to offer up , hope you all like it .

This is Hollow ground from 3/16" A-2 Tool Steel , heat treated to an Rc. 61-62 with the sub-zero soak/quench . It has a belt satin finish .
It is 9" overall in length , the blade is at 4-1/4" and is 1-3/8" wide .

Handled in OD. Green Tero-Tuf , G-10 Orange Liners and held together with Stainless Steel Corby Bolts

The sheath is right hand carry , 8oz veg tanned leather hand stitched .

$180.00 which includes USPS Priority shipping Insured in the USA .
Pay-pal , postal m/o or check held to clear .
My PP is sandlot@charter.net
Thanks for looking folks and comments always welcomed .

 

[TK Steingass]

A real work horse Jack.

 

[WILLIAM.M]

Very Cool!!!!

 

[Jack O'Neill]

Thanks guys , she was built to work hard .

 

[Carl Colson]

Looks like it’ll get the job done Jack
I like the Orange liners

 

[Leejr]

I am always impressed with your knives! I notice you don't like to have a lanyard hole. Is this for looks, or you don't feel there is a purpose? Everyone of my knives has a 2 to 3 inch Paracord coming from them to ease the pulling of the knife from the sheath. I'm hesitant to go to a knife without this ability.

 

[Jack O'Neill]

I am always impressed with your knives! I notice you don't like to have a lanyard hole. Is this for looks, or you don't feel there is a purpose? Everyone of my knives has a 2 to 3 inch Paracord coming from them to ease the pulling of the knife from the sheath. I'm hesitant to go to a knife without this ability.

I have had customers on both sides of the aisle . Just recently a customer bought one of my knives because it did have the lanyard tube and he stated the same reason as you for pulling the knife from the sheath . Others just do not like or need them and some said it was just something else they would have to clean .

So I feel I will probably be doing them more often in the future .
Thank you for your input I appreciate it .

 

[indawire]

I have to second the lanyard tube setup. Almost every fixed blade I own has a cord extension, I just find it easier to get the knife out of the sheath especially if it deep in a leather sheath. I can also slip my little finger into the cord loop if I want to make sure it doesn't get away from me. That knife is almost exactly how I would have one made. Beautiful craftsmanship, I am thinking one of yours will be my next purchase.

 

[Jack O'Neill]

I have to second the lanyard tube setup. Almost every fixed blade I own has a cord extension, I just find it easier to get the knife out of the sheath especially if it deep in a leather sheath. I can also slip my little finger into the cord loop if I want to make sure it doesn't get away from me. That knife is almost exactly how I would have one made. Beautiful craftsmanship, I am thinking one of yours will be my next purchase.

Well I guess the next group I start I better add a lanyard tube .