Super Thin 10V Magnum Hunter

[Big Chris]

I tried a slightly different procedure for my heat treat of this 10V and it gave me about 2 points additional hardness out of quench. This allowed me to leave the hardness higher than I was previously able to. Being a point or a little more harder than I am used to made a huge difference that I could feel when doing the finish grinding. This knife was very resistant my brand new abrasives that usually do not have a problem with high hardness. Not only is this knife thin but it is very hard and will give amazing cutting performance that will put a smile on your face. I filled about 75% of a 90 gallon trash can with 2"x2" cardboard pieces ( about 3 hours of cutting ) and the knife would still cleanly cut printer paper.

Specs:
.063" CPM 10V
Tested Hardness of 65 Rc
10.125" OAL
5.5" Blade
Flat Ground to .008" Behind the Edge
Thin but Unsharpened Swedge
Very Nice Homemade Mycarta from Green Canvas and Burlap
Very Light Weight at 4.5 oz
No Sheath

Asking $ SOLD


Price includes shipping via USPS Priority Mail to all 50 states with delivery confirmation, others can contact for additional shipping charges
I accept Paypal, money order, or check. Paypal preferred to bigchriscustomknives@gmail.com.


First, "I'll take it," gets it.

Feel free to email any questions/comments to bigchriscustomknives@gmail.com.

Thanks for looking!
Big Chris

 

[Sonnydaze]

Okay, Chris, it's beautiful. I'd love to check out the cutting performance that you've mentioned. Sounds great.
I cannot use this one; too large for my casual use, but somebody will be very happy.
Good work. Your innovative heat-treat; great performing steel and thin blade really make this a winner.
Don:thumbup:

 

[Darrin Sanders]

Yep, at HRC-65 & .008" behind the edge that thing oughta cut for a loooooong time.

 

[Big Chris]

Thanks Sonnydaze.

Darrin that is the plan, a long lasting edge.

 

[D86PQ]

looks super nice chris :thumbup:don

 

[ShepardCC]

Beautiful work