Hunter, Hollow ground, drop point

[bikermikearchery]

Triple tempered and subzero quenched 5/32" thick, 1095 high-carbon steel. Lace-wood handle scales with black and white liners brass pins, brass thong tube hole.
9" overall, 4" cutting edge, 4 7/8" handle, The handle is 1 1/8" thick at the thickest and 1 3/16" wide at the hight if the palm swell. Hand tooled, and hand stitched leather sheath.
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[Eagle221]

Nice looking knife.

 

[Brent Fry]

:thumbup: that's a great looking combo. Looks comfortable in the hand

 

[bikermikearchery]

hollow ground on a 10" wheel. But I use a sweeping motion while I grind so the grind radius is more like a 11" diameter.

 

[mattwheaton]

Nice knife. What happened to the point? Maybe it is the light.

 

[bikermikearchery]

Nice knife. What happened to the point? Maybe it is the light.

Sorry but I don't see what you are referring to. I do need to retake the pic's of this knife and get the big thumb print off of the blade. Also the blade has a much nicer polish than I manages to show it this set. What looks like scuff marks near the tip are reflections.

 

[LMT66]

Nice looking blade Mike! Your handles are well thought out and comfy!

 

[mattwheaton]

Sorry but I don't see what you are referring to. I do need to retake the pic's of this knife and get the big thumb print off of the blade. Also the blade has a much nicer polish than I manages to show it this set. What looks like scuff marks near the tip are reflections.

It appears that the point has been blunted by grinding. It does not appear to come to much of a point. This is what I am refering to.