Sambar Stag

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Would like to offer this premium Sambar Stag Drop Point Hunter.

Over All Length is 8-1/2" X 7/8"

Blade is 4-1/16 Long made of 1084 H.C. Steel, Hardened to 58/59 Rockwell

Handle is Premium Sambar Stag with a Nickle Silver Pommel file worked to match the stag.

Guard is Nickle Silver with a Black Spacer

Top of blade is file worked with my 'S' Pattern.

Knife comes with a Handmade sheath by Pat Smith

Price $325.00 + Shipping


Thanks For Looking

Ray
 

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Ray, very attractive knife. is there a reason for the closeness of the choil to the guard ? "usually" there is space for a finger to 'choke' the blade for better tip control, however i'm sure there is purpose in your design which i am not getting.
thanks, roland
 
Man,this is a looker,i really like your file work to,can you please post a picture showing
the pommel,thanks
Marc
 
Roland,
This blade design is similar to The Scagle knives, not made to choke up on.
Having a high tang like this brings the cutting edge down to give you more leaverage.

Thanks for Asking
Ray
 
Ray, thank you for explanation of choil placement. it is a fine looking knife but at present i do not have funds to purchase. i do however much appreciate viewing this knife and the learning imparted.
roland
 
that thang is perfect.
all hard to do cool work on the butt and the spine.
niiceeeeeeeee
buzz
 
Ray,
Could you please post a pic of the full handle on the opposite side of your maker's mark?

Thanks. :)
 
That's a great looking knife! Coming from a MS, it's a great buy. :thumbup::thumbup: Very tempting.....
 
Ray does a Great job on folders and fixed blades.
I have a couple of fixed baldes and four of his retro folders.
The spear point fixed blade gets a lot of use whe dressing hogs.
I keep looking at this knowing I do not need another knife!

Floyd
 
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