WalterDavis
Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
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Here's one with a little different handle treatment! I wanted a handle that more matched the military heritage of the blade design while still being comfortable, hand filling, and versatile:thumbup: The slightly egg-shape natural micarta handle scales (on top of black liners) make the handle much more ergonomic than they'd appear at first glance. That, couple with the balance point being right on your first finger, make this knife fast in hand, but by sliding your hand back just one finger width shifts the balance far enough forward to make the knife great for snap-cuts:thumbup: Hefty but not heavy, she's like a beautiful, big-boned country girl-easy on the eyes, hard-working and fun to play with, too
The knife itself is 11 1/8" overall, 6 3/8" tip-to-scales. She's made out of 3/16" 1075 with a 3/4 height convex grind to an almost zero edge. The edge bevels are machine finished, the flats are left as heat-treated, the entire blade has an blued finish and the exposed metal on the handle is lightly blued to help resist corrosion.



I'm asking $spf135(140) for 'er, shipping in the US and all fees included. Paypal (preferred) or USPS MO, only, please. That price also includes a basic pouch-type leather sheath(see pics below).
Thanks,
Walter

The knife itself is 11 1/8" overall, 6 3/8" tip-to-scales. She's made out of 3/16" 1075 with a 3/4 height convex grind to an almost zero edge. The edge bevels are machine finished, the flats are left as heat-treated, the entire blade has an blued finish and the exposed metal on the handle is lightly blued to help resist corrosion.



I'm asking $spf135(140) for 'er, shipping in the US and all fees included. Paypal (preferred) or USPS MO, only, please. That price also includes a basic pouch-type leather sheath(see pics below).
Thanks,
Walter
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