Narrow Bladed Drop Point Hunter

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Here's a hunter that I delivered to a customer this weekend.

Specifications
Type:
Drop Point Utility Hunter​
Overall length:
8-1/4 inches​
Blade length:
4-1/8 inches​
Blade steel:
Hand ground CPM S35VN stainless steel, flat grind, 800 grit hand rubbed finish, tapered tang​
Heat Treat:
Peter's Heat Treat​
Grind type:
Flat, tapered tang​
Handle material:
Desert Ironwood​
Guard material:
Hand shaped 416 stainless steel, pinned & soldered​
Guard spacers:
Layers of 416 stainless steel with black & brick red vulcanized fiber​
Fasteners:
Stainless Steel & Brass "Loveless Rivets", mosaic pin by Barry Posner,stainless steel lanyard tube​
Lanyard:
Tan kangaroo skin lace, braided​
Sheath:
Hand made, tooled, dyed, and sealed. Dark brown stain, Black antiqued, basket weave tooling pattern​

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Sincerely,

Michael LoGiudice
 

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Very nice! I like the file work, aggressive but attractive. Your customer will be very happy.
 
I really like it!

The over all profile of the blade and especially the handle shape and Iron wood. Nice sheath too!

Steve
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Member, W.F. Moran Foundation
 
All,

Thanks for the positive comments!

I've been making knives for about 7- 8 years as a hobby, but am not a very prolific maker due to other jobs and responsibilities. As such, this is approximately only about the 32nd knife that I've made. Yet with each one, I feel I'm getting a lot better. I put a lot of time into each one.

Thanks again,
 
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