Bone Handled Camp Knife With Cross Draw Sheath
Blade Steel - D2
Blade Length - just shy of 3-1/4"
Overall Length - 7-5/8"
Blade Thickness - 1/8"
Scales - Dyed & Stabilized Water Buffalo Bone
Sheath - Cross Draw (worn on left)
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Like the knife Crash. What is the under the teepee on the sheath?
The word CAMP.Originally Posted by Batch
I do like that bone handle. That's a great looking knife.
Crash, I really admire your knife making skills. This one is great.
I like that one very much, that would make a excellent EDC also.
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I very much agree. Outstanding as usual!
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Another beautiful knife, nice looking sheath too!
Good looking knife Crash! you just keep getting better buddy!
Love the Buffalo Bone scales. Very nice.
Another beautiful knife! Love the cross draw sheath!
A strong body makes the mind strong. As to the species of exercises, I advise the gun. While this gives moderate exercise to the body, it gives boldness, enterprise and independence to the mind...
-Thomas Jefferson
very nice, i like the cross draw idea. gives you a lot of options.
Looks great, LOVE the flag!, Why two snaps?
An experiment more than anything. With no finger guard, two straps hold the knife more securely in this type of sheath. I usually go this direction.....
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.....but wanted to try something different.
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