Sigman Untility Hunter, Dozier Yukon Pro

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**SOLD**1.Corbet Sigman Hunter

an irreplaceable utility hunter by the late Corbet Sigman
9 5/8" o/l 4 7/8" tip to slabs
1/8" stock, full tang
Beautifully & perfectly hollow ground by a master maker. screaming sharp
logo is CR SIGMAN, Utility Hunter
slabs are either Cocobolo or Rosewood with 6 small brass pins-not one iota of shrinkage.
wonderful feel in the hand, slightly handle heavy
mint-appears to have never been used.

sheath is old school Jim Layton leather with some handling marks
tough to part with but I vowed to never use it.
$350 shipped ##drop 300## **drop 275**

**SOLD**2. Dozier Yukon Pro Skinner
new/unused from a friend. I have 2 of these that I use regularly so up it goes.
Custom Brown canvas micarta, Dozier right hand kydex.
The fit & finish on this one is the best I've seen to come out of the Dozier shop.
$275 shipped ##drop 245##

Paypal + 3%, USPO International MO ok
(not looking for trades as I wanna buy a canoe!)
 
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Since I was the original owner of the Sigman and Bill got it from me, hopefully I won't get in trouble for chiming in here with info. The steel used on Corbet's "HC Tool Steel" knives is a special steel Corbet found back in the late 70s. I don't remember if he found a huge coil of it, or if he had it melted specially for him. All I know is, I wish I had a bunch of it. ;) Analysis is super high carbon(1.28%, I believe) with virtually nothing else of note. There are trace amounts of manganese, chrome, etc..., but they are very, very small and are for grain refinement only. This steel takes and holds a WICKED, SCARY sharp edge! Not even remotely stainless, so that means it will patina very nicely, indeed. :thumbup:

Hope this info helps, Bill. :)
 
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