busterbones
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Koyote EDC green canvas micarta. Not sure the steel, pins are a little proud. But with Koyote knives the imperfections are what give them their character, the knife feels great in the hand stout but still an awesome slicer. I will miss this one.
$165
IMG_4081 by busterbones, on Flickr
IMG_4082 by busterbones, on Flickr
ML knives clip point
This knife is WOW! new and awesome in every way.
Forged from 1095 high carbon steel. Pattern and patina aged blade. Beautiful aged black walnut handle with a double bird beak grip. 3 steel pins and steel lined rear lanyard hole. Spine/tang 1/8″ thick tapering to tip and sharp enough for ferro rod use. Deep groved file worked thumb stop. Blade width about 1 7/16″ at widest. Handle length about 4 1/4″ long. Blade about 3 13/16″ long, convex ground with a 3 11/16″ cutting edge. Overall about 8 1/8″. Handcrafted, antiqued leather belt sheath. Will fit a belt up to 2 1/4″. Sheath is signed and dated on backside.
$250
IMG_4085 by busterbones, on Flickr
IMG_4086 by busterbones, on Flickr
$165
IMG_4081 by busterbones, on FlickrIMG_4082 by busterbones, on FlickrML knives clip point
This knife is WOW! new and awesome in every way.
Forged from 1095 high carbon steel. Pattern and patina aged blade. Beautiful aged black walnut handle with a double bird beak grip. 3 steel pins and steel lined rear lanyard hole. Spine/tang 1/8″ thick tapering to tip and sharp enough for ferro rod use. Deep groved file worked thumb stop. Blade width about 1 7/16″ at widest. Handle length about 4 1/4″ long. Blade about 3 13/16″ long, convex ground with a 3 11/16″ cutting edge. Overall about 8 1/8″. Handcrafted, antiqued leather belt sheath. Will fit a belt up to 2 1/4″. Sheath is signed and dated on backside.
$250
IMG_4085 by busterbones, on FlickrIMG_4086 by busterbones, on Flickr
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