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Stag Handled Knife
Re: Stag Handled Knife
The cocobolo and brass end cap looks great. As does the entire project.
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BrokenolMarine
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Re: Stag Handled Knife
Thanks guys. I just didn't like the look or feel of the full antler with the crown on the end, at least not that one. I also made do with a knife blank not "made" for this type of use, and the tang wasn't centered. Next attempt I'll pick up a blank with a centered tang and perhaps the outcome will be more aesthetically pleasing overall. Eh, I'm learning as I go.
My next project? A full gun belt. Holster, Belt, and sheath for my Uberti Single action Birdshead .357.
I have been playing with the layout in my head. It will probably be a crossdraw rig to wear around the farm when driving the UTV and/or the tractor to have the .357 handy when a varmint shows up. Knives I have, I'll have to choose a working knife and then make a sheath to match the gun belt.
My next project? A full gun belt. Holster, Belt, and sheath for my Uberti Single action Birdshead .357.
I have been playing with the layout in my head. It will probably be a crossdraw rig to wear around the farm when driving the UTV and/or the tractor to have the .357 handy when a varmint shows up. Knives I have, I'll have to choose a working knife and then make a sheath to match the gun belt.You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post.
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