Sambar Stag Drop Point

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I try to make these as stag becomes available, this knife require large slabs which can be very costly to find.


A new look to my classic drop point hunter with Sambar Stag, a 4" blade 8 1/2" overall. Nice fit to the hand and a real looker. Brass guard and if you look real close a copper spacer. Stag is natural color and treated with Teak Oil.

A2 blade flat ground with heat treat by Paul Bos to about Rc 60-61 and tempered at 400 F. A2 is a high carbon (1.00 %) tool steel with a small amount of chrome (5.2%) for corrosion resistance. This gives you a great edge with little care.

The blade is flat ground and and hand finished with a fine scotch brite. The edge is ground to about 0.015 and convex with a cutting angle of about 12 degrees to make it a real slicer.

These knives are real cutters .. I have updated the cutting video:

http://s141.photobucket.com/albums/r65/pcrknives/?action=view&current=HPIM2346.flv

Blade 4 x 1 1/4".. Overall length 8". 1/8"thickness

price $165.00 in US included and sheath thanks everyone

I prefer paypal but flexable on payment method.

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nice piece Patrick , I love stag and yes it is a shame it is getting rare and costly . I'm also a fan of A-2 , what an edge that stuff holds . Paul Bos is the best to handle that steel . Best of wishes .
 
Grab this quickly folks, cause it won't last long! I have one of his knives (used it today in a landscaping project) and it is probably my favorite knife. Super sharp, keeps its edge, and great looking too!
 
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