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This knife features by George Trout features a drop point blade with a mirror polish finish, notched thumb rest, .144" blade stock, .98" blade depth, and hidden tang construction. The handle features a polished stainless guard, white/black/steel/wood spacers, with stag grip and steel pommel. Comes with a leather belt sheath. Has a couple light scratches, otherwise Excellent condition.
Blade Length 4.75
Overall Length 9.5
Weight (oz) 6.5
Source Previously owned
Knife Type Hidden Tang, Has Sheath
Blade Material 12C27
Blade Details Drop Point
Handle Material Metallic, Horn & Antler, Wood
"I started making knives in 1985. I use the stock removal method. I also discovered the wonderful world of forged knives, I also started making full integrals using a milling machine. I usually have all three types at the shows I attend and I use most common steels. I do my own heat treating and like to use handle materials like stag, ivory, wood, micarta, sheep horn, and others. I make my own sheaths individually for each knife."
