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Camp Knife

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Blade steel: O1, 3/16" stock
Blade length: 4 3/4"
Overall length: 9 5/8"
Handle: canvas micarta, framed tang construction
Sheath: leather pouch type belt carry
Price: $225 shipped USPS priority insured mail ConUS
Thanks,
-Ray Laconico







 
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Thanks Mike. I really like this one. If I were to pick a style for own use, this would be it.
 
Very nice, I love that type of construction. It's tough and comfortable. Looks damn good to.
 
If you don't mind me asking, what's "framed tang"? I do love the look of that knife, more so than the exposed full tang look. Very nice, clean looking knife!
 
If you don't mind me asking, what's "framed tang"? I do love the look of that knife, more so than the exposed full tang look. Very nice, clean looking knife!

Basically think a regular full tang knife with sandwiched scales... then make the scales slightly oversized... then take a very thin piece of handle material and fill in the groove left by the oversized scales. It's a full tang knife that looks like a hidden tang... best way I can explain it.
 
I'll try to explain it the best I can.. A framed tang is basically a hidden tang (this one is beefy) with material that frames it all around the top, bottom, and butt- profiling the handle. Then scales are put on the sides. The frame is usually made of steel on knives with guards to make it look like a full tang. On this one I used the same micarta for the frame and the sides. It's been done before but still a bit rare to see the way I did it.
 
Missed again.... I saw this and was astonished until i hit the last two posts... I really like your work, sir!
 
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