6.69" camper-african blackwood handle

[Tony Mont]

Hello everybody!

If this knife seems familiar, it's because I made a new handle for it. I was not pleased with the spacers and the handle choice, therefore I decided to redo it.

Steel: 80CrV2
Handle: brass guard, brass and red g10 spacers with african blackwood handle

Dimensions:
Overall length: 31.5 cm - 12.40''
Blade length: 17 cm - 6.69''
Blade width: 4.3 cm - 1.69''
Blade thickness: 6 mm - 0.236''
Handle length: 12.5 cm - 4.92''

Flat grind with a convex edge. My pictures are quite awful, the video in HD is a better representation.

It comes with an ambidextrous brown leather sheath which is shown on video.

MANY SCAMMERS ARE LURKING THE FORUMS LATELY, WATCH OUT. I WILL NEVER ASK FOR PAYMENT USING FRIENDS AND FAMILY. IF THAT HAPPENS, IT'S NOT ME!
Price: 300$
Free international shipping with priority mail and a tracking number.
Via PayPal. DO NOT MENTION THE WORDS KNIFE/BLADE OR SIMILAR IN THE PAYPAL COMMENTS!

Thanks for looking!
Tony.

 

[AntDog]

This is a great looking knife! The fact that you redid the handle because you weren’t happy with it speaks volumes.

Absolutely LOVE your “PracTac TikTok dance moves” at the end of every video.

 

[jfk1110]

Nice job Blade and pants!!!!

 

[SharpBits]

Another winner! Always exciting knives Tony.

 

[Ironic]

That’s a very innovative idea for an ambidextrous sheath—and beautifully executed! Excellent design!

 

[scdub]

Excellent sheath design Tony!

 

[SharpBits]

For those who haven’t handled one, his handle design is very comfortable and secure. It manages to fill the hand while never being bulky.

 

[Jak Epp]

Beautifully done! How did you get that kind of finish on the sheath?

 

[Tony Mont]

Thanks everybody, I really appreciate the kind words!

Beautifully done! How did you get that kind of finish on the sheath?

I used a black antique gel, spread the gel and quickly wiped it off. I came upon this by chance, no idea why the black antique gel gives a dark brown finish.

 

[Jak Epp]

I used a black antique gel, spread the gel and quickly wiped it off. I came upon this by chance, no idea why the black antique gel gives a dark brown fifinish.

Cool. I have some dark brown antique finish I haven't used yet; I'll have to give it a try.