I am convinced now...

[Blues]

I don't know what the 6.5 refers to

It refers to the scale material. In this instance bone (6) that has the appearance of stag (5). Thus, 6.5 in this case. (No pun intended.)

 

[Kbrasmodeler]

It refers to the scale material. In this instance bone (6) that has the appearance of stag (5). Thus, 6.5 in this case. (No pun intended.)

Thanks for clarifying, Elliot. By the way, did you try my link, and would that qualify as a 6.5?

 

[Blues]

Thanks for clarifying, Elliot. By the way, did you try my link, and would that qualify as a 6.5?

No, that amber bone would be a "6" series knife.

These would be the 6.5 bonestag:

http://www.casexx.com/DisplayHandlePageFH.asp?MaterialAutoID=15

 

[Kbrasmodeler]

Thanks again! Dat's purdy!

 

[Knife Outlet]

There is something warm and inviting about steel, bone, stag and nickel silver, isn't there?

 

[yobbos1]

I have a Texas Jack in CV in the mail myself, can't wait. Nice 'nut BTW:thumbup:

 

[thejamppa]

Ty, yobbos1. Tell us how you like your Texas Jack CV. Its very beautiful looking knife in pictures.

 

[Blues]

The Texas Jack has to be one of the best all around knives for function, tradition and pretty decent good looks as well. :thumbup:

(I love all of mine, production and custom. )

 

[neeman]

It refers to the scale material. In this instance bone (6) that has the appearance of stag (5). Thus, 6.5 in this case. (No pun intended.)

This link gives all the numbering for handle materials
http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/wr_case/about_case_knives/handle_material.php

Worth surfing that site for a gold mine of information