April 5, 2024
MOUNTAIN MAN CUSTOM, BUFFALO SKINNER, HAND FORGED, 5150
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A.J.S XTREME INDIAN & MOUNTAIN MAN KNIFES................... GIVES YOU A LOOK AT......A TRUE 1 OF A KIND KNIFE 1 OF 1....... REAL HAND FORGED ...5150 BUFFALO SKINNER /CAMP KNIFE ..........FOR REENACTORS ....MOUNTAIN MAN ...HUNTERS. ..CAMPERS..ETC...ETC...IN THE SHAPE OF A REAL BUFFALO SKINING KNIFE..FROM THE 1850,S..... IT IS 9 3/4 INCHS OVER ALL LENGTH .....WITH A 5 3/8 INCH BLADE.......... ITS 1 1/2 INCHS WIDE AT THE WIDEST POINT.......AND....ITS 1/8 OF AN INCH THICK AT THE HANDLE ......TAPERING DOWN TO 1/16 OF AN INCH.... I DO THIS... AS WELL AS SET THE ANGLE TO THE CUTTING EDGE ON THE ANVIL ...NOT A GRINDER...ALL HAND FORGED IN MY SHOP BY ME ...OUT OF 5150 SPRING STEEL ..ITS BEEN PROPERLY HEAT TREATED AND OIL QWENCHED ...TO OBTAIN A NICE HARD CUTTING EDGE THAT HOLDS AN EDGE WELL.... AND SHARPENS QUIK...THIS KNIFE HAS A ...CONVEX FILEING WITH A 0% CUTTING EDGE .....GREAT SKINNING KNIFE..YOU WILL SEE HAMMER MARKS... AS WELL AS FILE MARKS AND MY TOUCH MARK IN THE SHAPE OF A TINY THUNDERBIRD..........ON THE BLADE..... THEN POLISHED OFF SILKY SMOOTH TO THE TOUCH...THE HANDLE TO THIS KNIFE IS PURIVIAN WALLNUT ....WITH 7 STEEL PINS .....THIS IS NOT JUST FOR LOOKS ITS A GOOD WORKING KNIFE..... ..THE BROWN 8-10 OUNCE SHEATH......ALSO COMES WITH THIS KNIFE..... STITCHED IN BROWN HEAVY BRAIDED WAXED CORD AS WELL AS REWL HIDE STRIPS ....
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