Bill Siegle
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Here is a very useful and fun chopper!!!! I went kind of primitive on this one. It reminds me of some old bolo type blades I have seen over the years. The blade flats are mill finished but the black scale has been removed. The bevels are flat ground to a keen edge. This is ready for your next jungle or backyard adventure 
The handle is composed of 1/4in rope that has been soaked in a strong slow cure epoxy. The rope diameter adds a bit of thickness to the handle and the texture provides a non slip grip. I used 1/4in 5160 for the 11in blade. Overall it is 15 7/8in and weighs 23oz. The sheath is black Boltaron with a reversible belt loop. Price is $275***sold*** shipped in the US.
The handle is composed of 1/4in rope that has been soaked in a strong slow cure epoxy. The rope diameter adds a bit of thickness to the handle and the texture provides a non slip grip. I used 1/4in 5160 for the 11in blade. Overall it is 15 7/8in and weighs 23oz. The sheath is black Boltaron with a reversible belt loop. Price is $275***sold*** shipped in the US.
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