*SOLD* 6.5" Camp Knife with Black Canvas Micarta

Robert Erickson

Robert Erickson

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Gentlemen,
I've got a camper/large hunter up for sale here tonight. The steel is N690 which is very good stainless steel that is similar to VG10 or 440C. The handle is black canvas micarta with a bolster of "Gcarta" material from GL Hansens. The sheath is teklok ready Kydex.

SPECS:
OAL: 12.5"
BLADE: 6.5" long, 1.75" wide. It has been belt finished to 400 grit. The grind is hybrid flat/convex which is down to 0.010" before sharpening.
STEEL: 0.13" N690 stainless steel heat treated to RC61 including cryo treatment.
HANDLE: Black canvas micarta with GL Hansens "Gcarta" bolsters and black micarta pins.
SHEATH: Teklok ready Kydex
PRICE: $sold
Shipped USPS in the CONUS international buyers welcome, shipping extra.
Paypal, checks or money orders accepted.
Post "I'll take it" here in this thread and then PM or email me for arrangements. I have this posted on Instagram as well.
Comments/Questions/Critiques welcome.
Thanks for looking!
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Robert Erickson Robert Erickson I’m curious what makes this a camp knife and not a hunting knife? I have a hunter from you and it clearly favors slicyness over brawn, but seems similar to this. Mine also has a full flat grind. Does it come down to blade size and thickness?
 
chucklethal said:
Robert Erickson Robert Erickson I’m curious what makes this a camp knife and not a hunting knife? I have a hunter from you and it clearly favors slicyness over brawn, but seems similar to this. Mine also has a full flat grind. Does it come down to blade size and thickness?
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You're right I should probably just call this one a large hunter as it is more geared towards slicing. I wouldn't use this this one for chopping duties etc but you could have this one in your hunting camp and do light camp chores such as making feather sticks etc. with it. I guess that was where my mind was at. Thanks for the input/question!
 
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