Posted By: MikeC
A Couple of Rustics - 03/29/19 04:30 PM
Both were made from an old sawmill blade that I got from a guy in east Texas. Both heat treated and tempered to right at 60 HRC. Both are hair popping sharp!
This one is an EDC sized knife at 6 1/2" overall and 2 5/8" tip to scales. Scales are stabilized spalted Hackberry with bright yellow liners with stainless Corby bolts and lanyard tube.
This one is my light skinner model thats 7 3/4" overall and 3 1/4" tip to scales. Scales are stabilized English Walnut that came from one of my trees that the bad drought killed 8 or so years ago. Bright red liners and stainless Corby bolts and lanyard tube.
This one is an EDC sized knife at 6 1/2" overall and 2 5/8" tip to scales. Scales are stabilized spalted Hackberry with bright yellow liners with stainless Corby bolts and lanyard tube.
This one is my light skinner model thats 7 3/4" overall and 3 1/4" tip to scales. Scales are stabilized English Walnut that came from one of my trees that the bad drought killed 8 or so years ago. Bright red liners and stainless Corby bolts and lanyard tube.