Moose Tine Hunter

[G L Drew]

I seldom flat grind but this one just seemed suited to it. And I find it easier to get a nice taper on the thicker steel using this grind. I looked at this piece of moose antler for a long time before I put in on a knife; the downward bow would make it fit very nicely in the hand but it also had a twist to the left. After I made this knife I was pleased that it fit my hand so well but it is probably best for a right hand user.

3/16 ATS34
Flat ground
Mirror finish
Moose antler handle with buffalo horn and brass spacers
Overall length: 8 1/4 inches
Blade: 4 inches
Hand sewn leather scabbard

$155 ---SOLD--- thanks paul delivered to the US or Canada. My Pay Pal account is gldrewknives@yahoo.com and I will accept money orders.

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(This is not a differential heat treat, it is just a reflection of the drapes in my office)

 

[Rook850]

wow... Very nice.

 

[drducati]

Gerry that is one of your best!:thumbup::thumbup:

 

[MR.DEVINE]

I will take it

 

[rprocter]

beautiful "classic" hunting knife. to me it has a D'Holder flare or "look". roland

 

[marknga]

In case something happens I will be the back up.

Very nice Mr Drew!

Mark

 

[drducati]

Boy. It was hard to pass that up. That's my kind of knife.

 

[mmmotorcycle]

Very nice! beautiful handle!

 

[Rockywolf]

Awesome! How come I never see these at the right time??

 

[SpearZ]

I like the whole knife, what you did for a guard is very nice :thumbup:

 

[John T. Jeffery]

Mr. Drew: I would echo the other comments posted above about this handsome work of art. While the same may be said for all of your creations, this one seems to be in a class of its own. I am not sure when it may be said that you have reached "the top of your form", but you certainly seem to outdo yourself with each new production from your shop!

John T. "Jack" Jeffery
"A man without a knife is a man without a life"