Polished Sheep Horn/ drop point hunter

Jack O'Neill

Jack O'Neill

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steel-3/16 ATS-34 , HT to an Rc 59
OAL is 9 3/4"
Blade- 5" tip to handle , 4 1/2" sharpened , 1 1/8" wide at ricasso
mirror polished hollow grind,with satin flats
Handle- polished Merino Sheep Horn , rear bolster is Ivory micarta ,all with copper pins
Sheath-hand formed,oiled & waxed .
now accepting paypal
$150.00 includes shipping . Postal money orders or checks , checks held for clearance. comments welcomed , hope you all like it .price reduced to $140.00
Jack ONeill
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--------this knife sold----- thank you all
 
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mod's , sorry for this bumb but I signed up for paypal payment and must let everyone know . I beg your forgiveness .
 
nice knife. It may just be the lack of refrence or my lack of knowledge of the subject but that sheep horn looks uber thick.

and for some reason i can't quit looking at that stick too....its a cool stick.
 
Caden_Vekk said:
nice knife. It may just be the lack of refrence or my lack of knowledge of the subject but that sheep horn looks uber thick.

and for some reason i can't quit looking at that stick too....its a cool stick.
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the sheep horn is a full hand but it does fit my wifes well , the good thing is they can be worked thinner .
the walking stick is one my wife found in the back woods , dead and just standing there . we believe it is a form of cedar . She debarked and sanded it .
 
Haha, I wasn't complaining that they were too thick, I just didn't know goat horn grew that thick..... Of course you say horn, and I think of drinking horns which are really thin walled, and aren't goat horn to begin with
 
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