Traditional Muzzleloading Association
Craftsmanship => Hawks and Knives => Topic started by: Puffer on June 30, 2020, 10:46:14 AM
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Just got a new sgian dubh/boot/patch knife.
Believe it or not it is an Old Hickory ( Old Hickory Fish & Game Outdoor Field Knife (4.0 Inch ) + Leather Sheath & was only $28.00.
Over all size = 8.70"
Blade size = 4"
Handle size = 4.70"
& it is sharp.
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Some of the sharpest knives I've owned are Old Hickory! That's a keeper!
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Jack is that an old school hi carbon blade or stainless?
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Blade Material: Carbon Steel
Blade Hardness: 55-57HRC
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You have good tastes, Puffer! Grats to ya for another solid find. I could see carrying that knife, myself. :toast
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That's right nice! I got their larger knife a while back, also carbon steel and has a good edge. 5.5" blade which is longer than I really wanted. I would have gotten what you have if I had known it was out there!
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I took a file to the spine to make it less of a "butcher" shape:
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~Kees~
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That's right nice! I got their larger knife a while back, also carbon steel and has a good edge. 5.5" blade which is longer than I really wanted. I would have gotten what you have if I had known it was out there!
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I took a file to the spine to make it less of a "butcher" shape:
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~Kees~
Kees, nice work there modifying that blade, tuned out right fine!
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I took a file to the spine to make it less of a "butcher" shape:
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Kees, nice work there modifying that blade, tuned out right fine!
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Great minds think alike!... :lol sign I thought the exact same thing when I saw how you had filed that new blade. I like the looks of it a lot....good work!
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Thank you both for the kind words!
I'll tell you what, that thing takes a scary sharp edge! Plus, it's made in the USA, although the sheath comes from the big Communist country to the West of us, but it seems to be pretty decent. I doubt if you can beat it for the price.
~Kees~
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Yes Sir, and they STAY sharp! My entire game butchering kit is made up of old HI Carbon knives from the 2 handed LF&C Universal cleaver, to my old Green River skinning knife and various blades in between!, that 2 handed cleave comes in handy for quartering an Elk!