Swayback slip joint with stag

[Craigb]

3 5/8 closed and 6 1/2 open. 416 integral bolsters / liners, mill relieved at the pivot.

CPM 154 blade 60 RC. file worked liners, shield is pined. Spring is flush open, half and closed.

Thanks for looking.

Craig

 

[DEllis]

Awesome! One of my favorite designs and with beautifull stag to boot. Hope the slippies I am working on come out half that nice.
Darcy

 

[abcdef]

Perfect materials, size and style.

 

[Morrow]

That's a beauty. Nice work.

 

[GRIM 62]

Very sweet,I really have to get a SBJ one of these days.

 

[J. Oeser]

Wow Craig, that is a beauty! Definitely something to be proud of.

 

[camperman]

Great looking knife.
Really like the understated filework.
Too often it's a bit over the top and detracts from the rest of the knife.

 

[David Sharp]

My favorite pattern; nicely done!

 

[Craigb]

Thanks everyone, I appreciate the complements.

Craig

 

[Hengelo_77]

That's a beautifull knife

 

[midnight flyer]

Thanks everyone, I appreciate the complements.

Craig

Wow, that's gorgeous!

Where in Texas are you? I am in San Antonio, myself.

Robert

 

[Craigb]

Wow, that's gorgeous!

Where in Texas are you? I am in San Antonio, myself.

Robert

Thanks Robert.

I am between Killeen and Florence.

Craig

 

[blgoode]

that is awesome! Do you ever make any with canvas micarta?

 

[Craigb]

Thanks

Brian I have made some with canvas micarta. I will use it once in a while or if someone request it.

Craig

 

[blgoode]

That's an awesome old school knife. I'd like to see a new school material I guess. Don't see that material often because fir a classy knife such as that the "cheaper" Micarta may be an inferior material. I like the contrast if the 2 myself I guess is what I'm saying.

 

[five.]

That is beautiful.