Retro skinner

[First Twin]

This sambar stag handled skinner uses a design from the 1800's. It has a 6 inch blade, 1/8th in thick, of CPM S30V, stainless bolts and tapered tang. It will be headed to the Blade Show with us in June.

Stop by and see us at table 11 I.

 

[lwrhea]

It sort of conjures up visions of Hudson Bay or Green River. It's very nice. Lin

 

[windyridge]

It also conjures up memories of some of the San Fransisco knives. Nice job.

 

[peterinct]

The blade shape does remind me of Green River knives i've seen. Nice piece of stag!

Peter

 

[Tad Lynch]

Charlie,

That classic shape is awsome. I really love your interpretation of those classic designs.

Tad

 

[hoyer]

Nice work! It reminds me of a Michael Price hunter.

 

[Lorien]

1/8" with that tall flat grind must make for a knife that is sharp as the day is long!
Very appealing knife, brothers:thumbup:

 

[Wulf]

Although it's a skinner I think that would make an outstanding all-around camp knife. I would have a really hard time not using that one if it ever fell into my hands. Really nicely done Charlie.

 

[Kevin Jones]

It also conjures up memories of some of the San Fransisco knives. Nice job.

Yes, my first thoughts upon viewing.