You sure don't see many Stabilized Reindeer Antler knives in the part of the country. My next door neighbor works for a company that shows reindeer and we traded some sheds for a kitchen knife. This one is 8 3/8th OAL the cutting edge is 3 3/8th hollow ground on 3/16th thick high carbon steel with a scotch brite finish. Brass guard. I designed it to be an EDC, but I'm sure it will skin anything we hunt. I'll make the sheath later today.
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I have been a fan of your knives for many years even own one second/third hand that is by far my favorite of all the ones I have seen in both pattern and handle shape and material. -
Thank you brother, it's certainly one if my favorite builds. I like the way it turned out nice and clean on the fit and finish.Originally posted by twosixteens View PostComment
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That looks like the one that ran over my grandma!
Good looking knife.
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Another one this time full tang knife.
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What model is the last one bob?
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Bob is the last one for sale?? If not I'd like to know the model as well..Comment
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Originally posted by coy-ote View Post
That is the model # 118. I'll make the sheath Friday.. and yes it will be for sale.Comment
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Hard to beat the 2 Montana skinners I got from ya but I like this one
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This is the model #118 in tiger stripe maple...it's a good selling model for me.
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Those are really nice to look at.Comment
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Very nice, wish I had the talent
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I'll be making more antler knives this week, I just have to cut some up and stabilize them.Comment
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