Trailing point Hunter (sold)

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Alan Warren Knives

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Hello To All, I do like to build the traditional or classic pieces, but also enjoy adding a bit more art to the knife as well. This knife is Very solid, finely finished, and made to be used. With the palm swell it also just melts in the hand.
Comments are always welcome.

Blade is CPM 154 .207 thick and 4.375 tip to guard. O/A is 9 in. Heat treated with cryo quench and double temperd. I polish the blade then finish with 2000 grit. The Blade reaches into the pammel .187 in.

Guard is 416 stainless very carefully silver soldered with NO!! pin holes.

Handle is Stabilized African Blackwood, w/Fossil Walrus ivory, stabilized giraffe bone, brass, stainless, red, and black spacers. The red spacers are a little subtle. It of course has a Patriotic feel to it. Pammel is 7075 Aircraft Aluminum.

Sheath is hand tooled and hand stitched 8-9 ounce leather.

Asking (sold) shipped in the USA. My paypal is warrencustomknives@yahoo.com
Thanks for looking. Alan
 

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What tooling are you using to make your sheaths look like impala horn? I really like that.
 
Sweet work Alan - All those spacers sure add a lot of work. GLWTS buddy
 
TK Steingass said:
Sweet work Alan - All those spacers sure add a lot of work. GLWTS buddy
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Got to agree with TK here , lot of extra work and precision work at that for all those spacers . What a pain in the ass .
Beautiful knife . To busy for me but still outstanding .
 
Thank you Sir Jack,

I know I get a little carried away. I really like to try to add a bit of art to some of my pieces.
There are a ton of hand motions that go into a knife like this, but I enjoy the heck out of it.

I have always admired D-Holders work, and Randy Lee.
They do a lot of this type of construction with even more spacers. The trickiest part of making a knife like this is sculpting the handle, and keeping it straight with the blade, because you don't have a tang to help guide you.
 
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