Lignum vitae hunter

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MSCantrell

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Here's a tough little hunter, in the world's hardest wood. It's got a bit of a palm swell, and is mighty, mighty comfortable. My wife's a tough critic, and SHE likes it, so you know it's good... satisfaction guaranteed :D

OAL:8 3/16"
Edge:4 1/4"
Handle: Lignum Vitae
Steel: 1075, 1/8" thick
Sheath: Wet-formed 10 oz veg tan tooling leather, riveted
Price: $120, including USPS Priority and confirmation and paypal fees, to CONUS locations. Internation shipping costs more and takes longer, but I'm happy to do it. Money orders are nice, and I could take the paypal fees back out of the price.

Send me an email! MSCantrell at gmail dotcom
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Doin' great. I haven't settled on one type of belt to use yet, been experimenting with something new each time I order a batch. But the machine itself, solid as a rock. Thanks again!
Mike
 
Very nice! I love lignum vitae. It is much easier to work with than ironwood, snakewood or ebony because it doesn't seem to want to crack or chip and does not become the hardest wood in the world until after you expose it to air and let it dry out for little while.:thumbup:
 
Lignum is my favorite wood but any wood is good in my book. Looks like a great blade there. Nice job on it and the sheath.

STR
 
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