Small fixed blade like the SharpFinger?

[Carl64]

Over in the Schrade forum, we have all been raving about how much we love the Sharpfinger model. I think it was one of Schrade's top sellers for 30 years. It's a great and simple design.

It's also past it's patent and trademark on the design. Only the Sharpfinger name is still held (by Taylor), and the general design is showing up under other brand names. It's pretty much just a classic design now.

What the world lacks is this perfectly useful and simple design made from really good steel like VG10, s30v, or )) BG42.

 

[Jeff Clark]

For the nonstainless crowd the Camillus Gran'pa Sharp Hunter seems to fill the niche with a 1095 alloy blade.
http://www.covecutlery.com//Category.cfm?CategoryID=213

 

[Carl64]

For the nonstainless crowd the Camillus Gran'pa Sharp Hunter seems to fill the niche with a 1095 alloy blade.
http://www.covecutlery.com//Category.cfm?CategoryID=213

It's good to know those are available, but my real Schrade Sharpfinger already has a 1095 blade.

 

[Lost Jaguar]

Great idea, Carl64. I see one in s30v, with g10 scales, and a kydex sheath with tek-lok. Monsieur Perrin wrote a very favorable review of the Sharpfinger some time back. Just needs a little modernization and a slight upgrade of materials. (My opinion, not Monsieur Perrin's) I believe "Normark" of On Scene Tactical offers a nice kydex sheath for the Sharpfinger. I've often thought of getting one. Hmmmm...