Raised clip (harpoon) hunter in walnut...

[J. Doyle]

Here's a third knife headed to Seattle with me. It's a nice compact, yet stout guardless hunter.

Hand forged from 1095
8" overall, 3 5/8" blade, .190" at the ricasso
Raised clip, not sharp distal taper comes to a nice piercing point
Rounded spine and ricasso edge
Bronze collars
Damascus spacer
Oil finished curly claro walnut handle
Damascus screw cap

 

[Bone Arrowhead Adam]

Stunning build!

 

[slatroni]

Two thumbs up!

 

[blancefitz]

I have run out of things to say about your knives! The folks in Seattle will be lucky to get to take a look in person.

 

[DBAR]

Another awesome knife John, Very Nice work.



Don

 

[wall e]

Dark and satiny art of wood and metal. Looks stunning.

 

[Cabinetmaker]

Just beautiful craftsmanship and design!

 

[wmhammond]

I don't know how you have time enough to build beautiful things like that when you are so busy helping me. Just stunning. Your craftsmanship has no better.

Wallace

 

[Dan Pierson]

Sweeeet!

 

[rhinoknives]

J.
Another beauty!

 

[kevin - the professor]

oh man, there are so many delicious little details in what first appears to be a simple hunter. That is one of my favorites I have seen lately.
kc

 

[wmhammond]

Hey John, that's a pretty good looking Hamon - think you could tell me how you did that:1:. Obviously, I'm just kidding. That is a beautiful knife and the Hamon is gorgeous.

Wallace