This is a new design for me and is christened the Straight Hunter. As the name would indicate, this blade has very little drop. Whenever I design a new knife I like the first one to have handle material that is a little special. I purchased the scales on this knife when I attended the Oregon Knife Collectors show in early April and had this knife specifically in mind as I walked the aisles. These scales are stabilized Maple and have about all the figure and contrast you could possibly want. Specs for the Straight Hunter are as follows:
Blade Length: 4"
Handle Length; 4 1/4"
Blade Steel: .125" CPM154, HRC61, Satin Finish
Handle: Stabilized Maple, Brass Guard, Brass Mosaic Pins, and Brass Thong Tube
The knife comes with a hand-stitched 8/9 oz leather sheath.
THIS KNIFE IS SOLD
The Straight Hunter
A Customer Photo
This is a Desert Ironwood handled Caping/Bird and Trout knife that was used on a Kansas Gobbler. I think it may have also seen some action on a bunch of Crappie lately.
And Last but Certainly Not Least!
Our little granddaughter is three months old and growing every day. The highlight of her grandpa's day is the 30 minutes of play time he gets with her when he gets home from work. She's using her hands more and more and rolled over last night. She's the apple of grandpa's eye!
If you are interested in purchasing the knife above or are interested in having a custom knife made, I can be reached at baumgartknives@gmail.com
Lee
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