Is that oak?
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What Buck are you carrying today?
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pat9198
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That is Honduran Rosewood from the last stealth run (magnacut blade).
Boy, the 112s trend a good bit lighter than the 110s. It's a great looking knife.
pat9198
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They do seem to mostly run lighter, thank you.
Is this a 503 or 505, and is it stag??
I really like this!!
Hickory n steel
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It's a custom shop 505 in elk stag.
el gigantor
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Everything about this photo is outstanding!
pat9198
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Thank you kindly my friend!
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How does the Wharncliffe slice? I'm back and forth between the normal drop point and the Wharncliffe and I need to just pull the trigger. The Wharncliffe looks easy to sharpen.
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To date the only thing I've used it on is breaking down cardboard and opening packages, but it slices really well, especially after I touched the edge up a bit. Very pleased with the performance so far.
