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Loveless Hunter with Stag

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Here's one of three knives and sheathes that I recently completed. I'll be posting the other two in the upcoming days. . .

Type: Bob Loveless Style Drop Point Hunter
Overall length: 8 inches
Blade length: 3-1/2 inches
Blade steel: Hand ground CPM S35VN stainless steel, 800 grit hand rubbed finish
Blade thickness: 0.115 inch at ricasso
Heat Treat: 61 Rc, cryogenically quenched, Peter's Heat Treating
Grind type: Flat grind with tapered tang
Handle material: Sambar Stag antler
Guard material: Hand shaped 416 stainless steel, pinned & soldered
Guard spacers: Layers of black G-10 and stainless steel
Fasteners: 1/8" stainless steel pins and stainless lanyard tube
Lanyard: Braided kangaroo skin lace, brown
Sheath: Hand tooled and sewed pouch sheath by Michael LoGidudice, basketweave stamp. Dyed dark brown with black antique highlighting, sealed.

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Good looking Hunter and sheath. Personally, I prefer a smaller less dramatic maker's mark on a knife this size.
 
Good looking Hunter and sheath. Personally, I prefer a smaller less dramatic maker's mark on a knife this size.

Kevin,

Thanks for the comment on the mark size. I'd never really thought of it before, as I haven't had negative remarks from customers. But I can see how a small, distinct mark may work better.

Mike
 
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