Three Finger Hunter

G L Drew · Nov 19, 2007

I hesitate to show this one on the Forum because a user almost has to pick this knife up to appreciate how comfortable it is in the hand and how usable this style is. If this knife gets picked up at a show it usually sells.

1/8 inch ATS34
Hollow ground
Mirror finish
Cocobolo handle
Overall length" 7 1/2 inches
Cutting edge length: 3 3/8 inches
Length from the guard to the tip: 4 inches
Hand sewn leather scabbard

$140 -------SOLD------shipped to the US or Canada. Paypal or money order accepted.

SpearZ · Nov 19, 2007

Just a classic knife, sure looks good, hope in finds a happy home :thumbup:

drducati · Nov 19, 2007

I bought the first one Gerry sold here. He's right about the feel. It's a user.

J.S. Carter · Nov 19, 2007

Classic lines!, I love it!

stephen5 · Nov 19, 2007

Nice design. It begs you to pick it up.

Stephen
http://www.north-river-custom-knives.com

Will Leavitt · Nov 20, 2007

nice design... a lot of nonhunters don't realize that most of time when you're dressing a deer with a knife you're using a 3 finger grip 80% of the time.

Will
formerly known as badbamaump

Mick57 · Nov 20, 2007

Will Leavitt said:
nice design... a lot of nonhunters don't realize that most of time when you're dressing a deer with a knife you're using a 3 finger grip 80% of the time.

Will
formerly known as badbamaump

And probably wouldn't care.

El Queso Grande · Nov 21, 2007

I care! But I don't hunt either. Still a great looking knife; keep up the good work GL.

Deerslayer71 · Nov 22, 2007

Hey Gerry, I'm really tempted.... is this still available?
Where's the balance point on this knife?

mik0524 · Nov 22, 2007

e-mail sent

G L Drew · Nov 22, 2007

This knife is sold. Thank you Mike!

Soilarch · Nov 22, 2007

G L, I like your sheaths almost as much as the knives. If there a name for that kind of "burl" leather? Or is it just from a nice stock you found?

G L Drew · Nov 24, 2007

Soilarch said:
G L, I like your sheaths almost as much as the knives. If there a name for that kind of "burl" leather? Or is it just from a nice stock you found?

Sorry for the slow response. I am still working on the turkey skelton at my son's house in Atlanta. The scabbards are done with alcohol based dye on standard leather. I just daub it on with a gun cleaning patch in the pattern I want. Simple.

mik0524 · Nov 28, 2007

Well, this knife found it's home today and I could not be more pleased. This is probably one of the most "comfortable" knives I have held and a very usable blade design. It will be carried with pride and I look forward to the opportunity to put it to work. Thanks G.L. for the quick response and shipping.