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HAWK'N OFF BEAT FORGE CUSTOM SCAGEL BOWIE FIGHTER KNIFE
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Are you a black powder aficionado who needs a knife to match his buckskin outfit and his Kentucky or Hawken rifle? Or are you a sophisticated collector who specializes in Early American style fighting knives ? Or perhaps you are an operator who needs a lightning fast blade for real world use? One that has superb balance and comes alive in your hand? Then this Raymond Richard Scagel Bowie Early American Fighter knife from the Hawk'n (Hawken) Knives Off Beat Forge may be for you. Raymond Richard is a highly respected, award winning bladesmith from Gresham, Oregon. He is well known among knife buffs as the moderator of the Off Beat Forge forum on the Knife Dogs knife site. Ray forged the blade for this Early American style knife from a horse drawn buggy leaf spring made circa 1860 . He happened upon it in an open air flea market in Montana in 2007. So the knife blade steel is actually about 150 years old. In a sense, you get a piece of history with this knife. It is in mint condition with no flaws. Replacement cost: $1,100 . Killer price. No reserve . 9 5/8" carbon blade (~150 years old steel) etched to set off the differentially heat treated temper hamon line Back of the blade is 7/32" thick in front of the guard Hand rubbed satin finish (2,000 grit) 15 1/2" overall length Crown stag handle "S" curve iron guard with iron ferrule "Raymond Richard" stamped on the back of the blade (see pic) Iron grip cap 16+ oz for the knife Quality leather sheath with 2 1/4" belt loopPlease feel free to ask any questions and good bidding. 
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