Non Typical Whitetail Spear Point

G L Drew

G L Drew

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A very unusual piece of stag. As rough as this antler looks it has a nice fit in the hand with the balance slightly heavy to the handle.

1/8 inch ATS34 heat treated to Rc 58-60
Hollow ground
Mirror finish
Whitetail and ebony handle material
Overall length:9 5/8 inches
Blade: 4 1/4 inches with a cutting length of 3 7/8 inches
Hand sewn leather scabbard

$185 [B----SOLD----[/B]delivered to the US or Canada. Paypal or money order accepted. Let's talk if you want to send a personal check.

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Gerry,
That is one of the nicest blades you've made. The shape and style of he blade make it a very practical piece-point enough to stab and belly enough to skin. The handle won't slip when the blood gets on it either.
I see the polish is up to your usual quality too!
Very nice!
 
Must have been around for good long time before that stag went down.

That's a knife to stir up memory's of hunting trips gone past. It should be at a hunting or fishing lodge for everyone to see and enjoy the good times and memories of the hunt.
 
I'd think some buckskinner would snap that one up in a HEARTBEAT. The curve of that one looks like it would fit really nicely in the right hand, how's it feel in the left for us southpaws?

J-
 
This knife is sold. You are going to like this one Mike, it looks much better in person than it does in my poor pictures. I really considered keeping this one for myself but my old Ford needs gasoline and like some of the good ol' boys say at the shows I attend "that'n is just too purdy to use". Thank you very much.
 
That was Classic Drew custom.! No question. I am sorry I missed this on. Gerry perhaps you will make another similar knife at some point in the future.?:thumbup: :D

All the best,
Tony
 
Tony:
I've got the other side of that rack. It isn't quite as knobby as this one but still very unusual. I would be glad to put another one together for you.
Gerry
 
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