Bill Siegle
Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
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Here’s an interpretation of the iconic Hudson’s Bay Knife
I’ve made this one using 1/4in 5160 with a cold blued finish. The scales are natural canvas Micarta attached with epoxy and flare stainless steel tube fasteners. The sheath is black Boltaron with a reversible belt loop. The scales have grooves added that act as finger grooves without any of the usual drawbacks in multiple grip positions.
1/4in 5160
13 3/4in overall
8 7/8in blade tip to scale
16oz
$400***sold***shipped in the US
I’ve made this one using 1/4in 5160 with a cold blued finish. The scales are natural canvas Micarta attached with epoxy and flare stainless steel tube fasteners. The sheath is black Boltaron with a reversible belt loop. The scales have grooves added that act as finger grooves without any of the usual drawbacks in multiple grip positions.1/4in 5160
13 3/4in overall
8 7/8in blade tip to scale
16oz
$400***sold***shipped in the US
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