(SOLD) W2 & Stag Linerlock w/hamon

Alan Davis Knives

Alan Davis Knives

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The overall length is 7 3/16", the blade is 3 1/8" x 1" high and is flat ground from .140 W2 toolsteel and I differentially heat treated it. The scales are Sambar stag, the liners, clip and thumbstud are anodized titanium. It has a strong lock-up, nice detent, zero blade play and smooth and fast action powered by micro bearings. SOLD!!! Thanks for looking, Alan.

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if only it had dual thumb studs...don't understand why so many makers leave this off and there by keeping us lefties from custom ownership..
 
promeetheeus said:
if only it had dual thumb studs...don't understand why so many makers leave this off and there by keeping us lefties from custom ownership..
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+1 I'm right handed and often need to open a knife from my left hand. Not ragging on your blade Alan, this is another really nice one. The stag scales are off the chart and match well :)
 
I guess I will start putting some dual thumbstuds on, the design of this blade does not really allow for it though as the blade sits almost flush with the scales when closed and I would have to grind in to the lockbar. But I will try to work some dual thumstuds into future designs. Thanks for the input, Alan
 
Another winner Alan. Great looking blade and with micro bearings. This should go quick. Keep them coming.
Ron
 
aland said:
I guess I will start putting some dual thumbstuds on, the design of this blade does not really allow for it though as the blade sits almost flush with the scales when closed and I would have to grind in to the lockbar. But I will try to work some dual thumstuds into future designs. Thanks for the input, Alan
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thank you alan...i have admired your work for awhile and if not for that, i have counted at least 8 of your knives that would have been in my rotation..i love your use of materials in both blades, scales and components..
 
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