Guns & Knives

1988 K5 Blazer

2009-04-20T19:08:00.000-07:00

This may be off topic, but will probably interest some of you. I picked this K5 Blazer up for $4,500 last winter. It is very straight, and has only one very minor dent in the tail gate. It has 35" 12.5" BFG mud terrain tires, 60k miles on the engine 2k miles on the transmission.

Bushmaster BA50 .50 BMG

2009-02-13T19:24:00.000-08:00

The Bushmaster BA50 is unique in design, it takes down just like an AR style rifle, although it is bolt action. it comes equipped with a steel folding bipod, a magpul adjustable stock, ErgoGrip tactical pistol grip, both the lower and upper receiver are machined from T6-6061 aluminium. It is said on forums that the barret is easier to shoot from a standing position. but with a 30+ lb rifle I'm not sure that should be held against the BA50. The bolt is worked on the left hand side, with right hand side ejection. The Bushmaster BA50 is a Cobb design, bought by Bushmaster.

Caliber: .50 BMG
Magazine Capacity: 10 Rounds
Overall Length: 58" [147.32cm]
Length - Stock Retracted: N/A
Barrel Length: 30"
Rifling: 1 in-15"
Weight w/o magazine: 30lbs [13.6kg]
Weight of empty magazine: 1lb 7oz
Weight of loaded magazine: 3lbs 14.5oz
Mode of Operation: Bolt Action

PETA on Ground Squrrels

2009-02-08T12:30:00.000-08:00

PETA is trying to ban pesticides and poisons from being used against ground squirrels, and trying to get them on the endangered species list. I was amazed when I had heard this on the news. Ground squirrels have always been considered a pest in any community, especially farming communities, where their holes break the legs of cows and horses.

Obama & Biden on 2nd Amendment

2009-02-06T12:02:00.000-08:00

I read the latest NRA article in Freedom First and it's not looking good for the gun owners of America, Biden has a horrific record of voting for anything to hurt our constitution, by mitigating our 2nd Amendment rights, and even the outright ban of firearms! He was even heard boasting that he wrote up the Clinton "Assault Weapon Ban".

Obama has indicated that he is quite willing to go along with the anti 2nd Amendment parties and is clearly on their side. New legal material has been written up and is going through the legal channels right now to impose new threats to gun manufacturers and owners. To name a few,

Micro Stamping:

It will become illegal to sell ammunition that has not been serial numbered.

Ammo With Expiration Dates:

The primers become ineffective after 2 years of shelf life.

Restrictive Laws to Manufacturers:

The Brady Bill (expired 1998 still effective in many states) will almost certainly be put back into effect. And new laws making it easy to sue gun manufactures out of business are on the way as well.

Ammo Tax:

A new and extremely heavy tax on ammo is being proposed that will make it far to expensive to buy ammunition for leisure shooting.

Emissions Laws:

Banning lead because it's a possible emissions threat to animals and people has become an issue If banned, all ammunition will be made from copper, making it much to expensive to shoot.

Solution to the problem:

Don't just lie down and take it! Call your senators, talk to people who seem neutral, convince them that the slow corruption of constitutional rights will eventually lead to their complete downfall. Change is good? Not always, when we stray from the path that the founding fathers have set before America, the path that has made our country great, we put more at risk than we can even yet understand.

Responsibility, our role in creation.

2008-12-20T17:11:00.000-08:00

Hunting is a very real part of American heritage. The spoils of the chase were essential to the survival of the Pilgrims who arrived in 1620, as well as to the movers who were constantly spreading westward across America. Also, hunting was the main food source for Native Americans before the coming of the pilgrims, and long after western civilization made it's mark on American soil. Was this killing of animals wrong? Or was it justifiable by the circumstances? Or could it be our privilege and right?

Hunting has ceased to be a necessity in our culture since about 1901, which marks the date of the first American hunting licence tendered by the state of Utah. From that time, hunting has been considered a sporting event. Is it wrong to kill animals for sport, but still make them into sausage? Could we be justified by the need for the thrill of the chase and sausage? Or could it be our privilege and right?

Lets go back in time for some clues:
You are living in 1966: the media and populace are unstable while the war in Vietnam drags on, the elections are coming up, and the main parties have built, and are still building their campaigns. In order to create a loyal following, the great abhorrence of cruelty, bloodshed, and violence, feelings that are widespread, are used to mould misguided causes based on feelings and emotions. The Vietnam veterans felt the brunt of this abhorrence, but these same feelings were channeled into the anti-hunting/preservationist parties. What the average supporter, of these preservationist and anti-hunting organisations fail to realize is that: they, being a large organised group of people, hold considerable political power, having been indoctrinated in extreme beliefs (for example "the shooting of an elk for sport or fun, is cruel and violent in the extreme") will vote for the candidate that appears to advocate their "righteous" cause, this is the political scheme of things. In the end there are three answers I get from this post, and here they are.

Answer #1
And God said, let us make man in our image, after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and of the fowl of the air, and over the cattle, and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth. Gen 1:26

Answer #2
"The reality is that cruelty for fun is no longer acceptable to the overwhelming majority of people in this country" - Tony Benn

Answer #3
I don't care.

Now I know that a short post like this leaves a lot unsaid, but please feel free to post comments.

"You couldn't get interested in pistols, I suppose?"

2008-12-20T17:05:00.000-08:00

Harvey .50 Percussion Pistol

2008-11-23T20:10:00.000-08:00

Harvey .50 Percussion Pistol made by William James Harvey has no external hammer, is double action and this one has a carbine stock. Another interesting feature is the sights, the rear sight has folding leaves for 100, 200, 300, and 400, you can see them all raised in the picture.

Remington Model 572 Deluxe Fieldmaster

2008-11-23T16:01:00.000-08:00

The Remington Model 572 Fieldmaster is an impressively smooth pump action .22 and is a real joy to shoot.

Great for plinking and killing varmints, it will never let you down and gives you pump action dependability 24/7. The model 572 has a much superior fit and finish than the speedmaster yet remains just as reliable.

LOP: 13 5/8"

Drop at Comb: 1 3/8"

Drop at Heel: 2 5/8"
Capacity:
Barrel Length: 21"
Total Length: 40"

15 (22 Long Rifle)
17 (22 Long)
20 (22 Short)

Save Money Building Your Own AR-15 Receiver

2008-11-20T14:56:00.000-08:00

Ar-15 prices have gone through the roof. Why? Supply can't meet demand. But here is another option, it will save you money, and will enable you to take more pride in shooting. Build your own AR-15 receiver, don't let the word "build" scare you, it takes less than an hour to do it right the first time. AR-15.com has a great step by step walkthrough on how to build your own receiver, with pictures. But here's how you save money. About $85 for the receivers guts, $160 for the receiver and $50 for a 6 position M4 stock. You have a complete lower receiver for $295! And if you want a 16" small tactical AR, pop a Blackthorne upper on there for $350. Add another $60 for shipping all the parts, and you have a complete AR-15 for $645! But you can throw any upper you want on it.

AR-15.com step by step walkthrough on building your own AR-15.

CFR 478.39 U.S. Parts Count Explained

2008-11-20T12:39:00.000-08:00

Since 1968 U.S. law has prohibited importation of firearms that the government considers "not particularly suitable for, or readily adaptable for sporting purposes" Amendments and administrative actions over the years have expanded the ban. Current Federal regulations (27 CFR 478.39 Assembly of semiautomatic rifles or shotguns) provide that "No person shall assemble a semiautomatic rifle or any shotgun using more than 10 of the imported parts listed below, IF the assembled firearm is prohibited from importation under the "sporting purposes" test.

(1) Frames, receivers, receiver castings, forgings or stampings
(2) Barrels
(3) Barrel extensions
(4) Mounting blocks (trunnions)
(5) Muzzle attachments
(6) Bolts
(7) Bolt carriers
(8) Operating rods
(9) Gas pistons
(10) Trigger housings
(11) Triggers
(12) Hammers
(13) Sears
(14) Disconnectors
(15) Buttstocks
(16) Pistol grips
(17) Forearms, handguards
(18) Magazine bodies
(19) Followers
(20) Floorplates

As long as the semi automatic rifle or "non sporting" shotgun has no more than 10 foreign parts from the accompanying list, it is legal to assemble in the United States even if it might no be importable under the "sporting purposes" test.
A good example is the AK-47 parts kit that sportsmansguide.com sells. The breakdown of the ten foreign parts of this particular rifle is as follows: barrel, trunnion, bolt, bolt carrier buttstock, pistol grip, handgaurds, magazine body, follower and floorplate. The remaining U.S. parts are: receiver, gas piston, trigger hammer, sear and muzzle attachment. Although this particular example uses the AK-47, the same rules apply to other imports, such as: the G3 Rifles, FAL's and so on. 10 is the magic number for all "non sporting" shotguns and semi automatic rifles.

How this information applies to the Average gun owner.
Example, if you wanted to put an original muzzle brake on your AK-47 you would need to swap out a different foreign part, from the above parts list. Also, it is legal to own all the foreign parts for an AK-47 (or any semi auto or non sporting shotgun) but it is illegal to have them assembled without at least 10 U.S. parts. Much of the information for this post was taken from the Aug 06 Rifleman Magazine article by - Michael Humphries

Leupold VX-III Varmint Scopes

2008-11-18T18:33:00.000-08:00

The Leupold VX-III is a fantastic choice for a varmint rifle. They come in 18 different models each model comes with your choice of reticle, including illuminated reticles. There are three models that are made specifically for the hardcore varminter.

Leupold VX-III 6.5-20x40mm
Great scope, less money than the others I posted on, and has a smaller size objective than the others. All three of them have 30mm tube diameter, allowing for maximum light entry.

Available with the Leupold® Ballistics Aiming System™ for more accurate long-range shooting, including the Varmint Hunter’s reticle.
Side focus parallax adjustment allows you to easily focus parallax from any shooting position.
Quickly and easily focus parallax for ranges from 75 yards to infinity.
The Index Matched Lens System® offers unparalleled levels of clarity, brightness, and contrast.
Finger-adjustable, ¼-MOA click windage and elevation adjustments with resettable pointer dials marking the zero point.
Tactile power indicator also features built-in range estimation functions.
Lockable, fast-focus eyepiece.
Gloss black, matte black, and silver finishes.
Also available with the Fine Duplex® reticle.
A durable Leupold Scope Cover is included to protect your valuable VX-III riflescope during transport or when not in use.
Incredibly rugged, with absolute waterproof integrity in all conditions.
Covered by the Leupold Full Lifetime Guarantee.

Leupold VX-III 6.5-20x50mm
Also great on an AR-15 platform, the big 50mm objective is easily compensated for, by A flat top AR. The parallax side adjust (on all three) is is a must for the varmint hunter, it is so easy to use and puts the old objective focus to shame.

Available with the Leupold® Ballistics Aiming System™ for more accurate long-range shooting, including the Varmint Hunter’s reticle.
Side focus parallax adjustment makes it easy to focus parallax from any shooting position.
Quickly and easily focus parallax for ranges from 75 yards to infinity.
The Index Matched Lens System® offers unparalleled levels of clarity, brightness, and contrast.
Finger-adjustable, ¼-MOA click windage and elevation adjustments with resettable pointer dials marking the zero point.
Tactile power indicator also features built-in range estimation functions.
Lockable, fast-focus eyepiece.
Silver or matte black finishes.
Also available with the Fine Duplex® or Target Dot reticle.
A durable Leupold Scope Cover is included to protect your valuable VX-III riflescope during transport or when not in use.
Incredibly rugged, with absolute waterproof integrity in all conditions.
Covered by the Leupold Full Lifetime Guarantee.

Leupold VX-III 8.5-25x50mm
This is the big daddy varmint scope. More than you need to take that 400 yard shot at a ground squirrel, but being able to see that red mist at the same time, is at least half the fun. This scope provides the clarity and focusing ability's. I would also venture to suggest that this scope is great on a Bushmaster Varminter, or other varmint AR-15 rifles. The recoil reduction system is fantastic on Varmint AR-15's so you can pop off your shots and still see what or where you hit, without having to re-position the scope.

Available with the Leupold® Ballistics Aiming System™ for more accurate long-range shooting, including the Varmint Hunter’s reticle.
Side focus parallax adjustment makes it easy to focus parallax from any shooting position.
Quickly and easily focus parallax for ranges from 75 yards to infinity.
The Index Matched Lens System® offers unparalleled levels of clarity, brightness, and contrast.
Finger-adjustable, ¼-MOA click windage and elevation adjustments with resettable pointer dials marking the zero point.
Tactile power indicator also features built-in range estimation functions.
Lockable, fast-focus eyepiece.
Attractive matte black finish.
Also available with the Fine Duplex® or Target Dot reticle.
A durable Leupold Scope Cover is included to protect your valuable VX-III riflescope during transport or when not in use.
Incredibly rugged, with absolute waterproof integrity in all conditions.
Covered by the Leupold Full Lifetime Guarantee.

The "Stock Up Craze"

2008-11-18T16:03:00.000-08:00

I arrived at a local gun show in Custer Wa, at 11 AM, just 2 hours after the show started. Almost all of the semi-auto weapons such as the Ar-15, Ak-47, Mini 14, and so on, were sold. The ones that remained were either "overpriced" or less desirable. But the real question is "What is overpriced now for a decent used semi auto rifle?" News of Obama's easy victory hit the gun owning citizens like an earthquake. People are unsure of what is going to happen with their rights, whether its ownership of the rifles, or the banning of lead bullets. So people are stocking up on what they need to have later, NOW.

Of course I was there for the same reason, I just came to late. I go to a gun shop afterwords, and learn that suppliers are are all back ordered for six months. It will be interesting to see how all this pans out.

Used Break Barrel Shotgun Buyers Tip

2008-07-31T13:13:00.000-07:00

If you are going to invest in a break action shotgun, and we all know they can cost a lot. There is a test I learned the other day that tests how tight the tolerances are in break action shotguns. You take a piece of paper and stick it in the action and close the barrel with the paper sticking in it. If it locks, then maybe you should keep looking. Break action shotguns should have tight tolerances, if it does not lock up tight you will have gas escaping out the break point with every shot, thus losing maximum velocity.

Large Frame .44 Magnum Revolvers List

2008-07-07T23:55:00.000-07:00

Ruger Redhawk:
Definitely my first choice for a heavily built .44 magnum revolver, the Ruger Redhawk can handle the hotter loads than any other .44magnum revolver on the market. In addition to the heavy build, it is an accurate gun for people who can shoot with that kind of weight. I would recommend the model with the 4" barrel, it is as accurate as the versions with the longer barrel at distances of up to 75 yards. Only a personal preference to longer barrels will make you think the longer barrels are more accurate at that range. The only real thing I don't like about this revolver is the cylinder release button. I like the Smith & Wesson and the Colt cylinder release much more, they are much faster to use and feel more smooth. But all Ruger double action revolvers have the same release. It's just personal preference.

Super Blackhawk:
A good single action .44 magnum, smooth and excellent quality, and has no real competition in sales.

Colt Anaconda:
I my opinion the most beautiful .44 magnum revolver ever made. With the vented ribs, and the smooth look and feel the Colt Anaconda ranks as my favorite .44 Magnum revolver ever. All of Colt's snake series revolvers have been out of production since sometime in the late 90's. So your best chance of finding one of these fine revolvers is on Gunbroker.com, and it wont be cheap.

Smith & Wesson 629:
If you like many different makes to choose from, then take a look at the Smith & Wesson Model 29's. The only caution I have is that you cant handload, loads much heavier than you can buy off the shelf, since this weapon has a bad history with heavy hand loads. Also, handle on the model 29 is made for big hands, and it can be tough to operate one handed, single action unless you have a really big pair of mitts!

Smith & Wesson Model 29:
Hit the market with a boom after Clint Eastwood's Dirty Harry movies, the Smith & Wesson Model 29 is an undying legend. Yet set aside all the lore and gusto and what do you have? A flawless functioning revolver, that perhaps lacks the strength of the more modern revolvers. But there has always been a special place in my heart for finely blued revolvers and the Model 29 is no exception. Smith & Wesson has put the Model 29 back into production, for how long no one knows. It is one of the few .44 magnums on the market today that comes blued. The Redhawk being the only real competition in blued .44 magnums.

Taurus model Model 44:
The cheapest .44 magnum revolver available on the market, works great, pretty low profile, and gets good ratings. most of you know Taurus's are made in Brazil, I like to support my American gun makers with my money. Tuarus has a lifetime repair warranty, that is a huge deciding factor for most people. If you can get past their customer no-service, they will repair your broken gun only charging you shipping expenses.

Taurus Raging Bull:

I like the Tuarus Raging Bull for it's looks, and it's capable of fairly heavy loads. But personally I never did like the way Taurus plasters their names on their guns in bold tacky looking fonts. but other than that it is an inexpensive solution for finding a functional .44 magnum revolver.

Smith and Wesson Model 327 TRR8

2008-05-18T00:30:00.000-07:00

This Revolver is really in a class of it's own, it was designed to equip tactical rails . It's actually classified as a tactical revolver! The main feature of the Smith & Wesson 327 is the 8 shot cylinder. It shoots 8 shots of .357 Magnum, that's a lot of shots for a revolver! Of course the cylinder is a little bit wider than normal, but I think it's worth that small sacrifice. Another really great thing about it is Scandium Alloy frame, sure it's a big revolver but it is decently light. The 327 TRR8 has a 5" barrel that's the perfect tactical length, not to long and not to short. I am going to buy one of these for sure.

Model: 327 TRR8
Caliber: .357MAG/.38+P
Capacity: 8 Rounds
Barrel Length: 5"
Front Sight: Interchangeable
Rear Sight: Adjustable
Grip: Rubber
Frame: Large
Finish: Black Glassbead - Includes Tactical Rails
Overall Length: 10.5"
Material: Frame: Scandium Alloy, Cylinder: Stainless Steel
Weight Empty: 35.3 oz.

Tool Logic T1 Tech Light

2008-05-18T00:17:00.000-07:00

The Tool Logic T1 Tech Light is a handy little light is actually a multi tool. The main feature is the LED light, it has a little clip on it that is very handy, you can attach it to your hat bill for hands free lighting.The clip can be also used for a money clip. It also has a ball point that fits in the body of the flashlight, and it works great in a pinch. The screw drivers are just the right size for eye glasses, computer screws, fishing reels, the size you always need but never have anything that small. This multi tool light combo is a great gift idea since its very affordable.

T1 Series Tech Light Features:

Brilliant White LED Flashlight

Precision Flat and Phillips Screwdrivers

Screwdriver Socket (for extra turning power)

Ball Point Pen

Keyring Attachment

Versatile Detachable Wire Clip

Hands Free Operation

Positive On-Off Switch

Requires 2 - #1216 Button Cell batteries - included

3 - Year Limited manufacturer's warranty

Dimensions: 2" X 1" X 1/4"

Weight: .4 oz.

Datrex Emergency Water Pouches

2008-05-17T01:21:00.000-07:00

Water comes first in survival, you need a good clean water source in order to be prepared for natural disaster. These Datrex Emergency Water Pouches, provide a portable, clean, sterile, water source for you and your family. Each pouch holds 4.2 oz, an easy weight to carry for children and adults both. These pouches are meant for portable drinking rations that can be quickly dispensed in emergency situations.

No Leaking Pouches! Superior packaging
Fast & Easy to dispense and handout in an emergency
No water treatment or filters needed
Purified drinking water
Flexible and extremely compact
No cups to buy or store. Drink straight from the pouch
Less trash after use (compared to water boxes)
The brand used on more cruise ships as lifeboat water rations than ANY other brand in the world! (They're very picky… for good reason!)
U.S. Coast Guard AND International Coast Guard Approved (only brand to have it)
Long shelf-life: Min. 5 YEARS
Each pouch is individually date stamped
Can be frozen without harm to sealed pouch
Can be frozen an used as a "cold pak"
Conveniently boxed – 64 pouches per case
Weighs less than 21 lbs. per case

Wool Emergency Blanket

2008-05-17T01:12:00.000-07:00

These 85% wool blankets are my first choice over any other kind of blanket, no matter what the sales pitch, wool blankets are surefire guaranteed heat, wool is warm even when wet, and you can actually sleep in a wool blanket, unlike other emergency blankets. You wont be disappointed in wool blankets ever.

Size 60" x 80"
85% wool

30% Wool Disaster Blanket

2008-05-17T01:03:00.000-07:00

Wool blankets are surefire warmth, wool is actually warmer than any other material when wet or moist. That's why the best marine blankets are all wool. Being 70% Polyester makes these blankets a lot softer too. These are great to stash away in the boat or RV.

Dimensions: 60" x 80"
30% Wool
70% polyester
whip-stitched ends

Space Blanket Emergency Camping Gear

2008-05-17T00:49:00.000-07:00

Space Blankets are an easy, light, highly portable safety precaution that campers can use against accidents or emergencies. Many people underestimate the usefulness of space blankets.

Space blankets reflect 80% of your own body's heat, helping yo to conserve your core heat.
Space blankets are wind and waterproof, just cutting away windchill and moisture from a cold emergency situation is a big thing.
They weigh 2. oz.
Measures 56" x 84"

Super Spectrim 10 Yr Multi Vitamins

2008-05-17T00:40:00.000-07:00

In emergencies like natural disasters it's important to keep your immune system strong, you never know when you will be able to get professional medical care, there could be a long wait on all that. It's always the best plan to keep yourself and your family in good health no matter what your living conditions on. These Multi Vitamins help keep your family's immune systems strong and healthy.

Military MRE's Meals Ready To Eat

2008-05-17T00:07:00.000-07:00

Theres nothing like being prepared, and MRE's are excellent emergency food. First of all they have a 5-8 Year Shelf-Life! All the MRE's that are sold from this distributer are garunteed to have the shelf life of 5-8 Years, and they are fresh and new in the box. Another bonus that the older military MRE's never had is a side dish. Take a look at what this site has to offer in the way of Meals Ready to Eat, I think you will be impressed.

Stag Arms Left Handed Assault Rifle

2008-05-16T04:14:00.000-07:00

Stag Arms has finally launched the worlds first true left-handed AR."TRUE"= Left-Handed Ejection Port, Ejection Port Door, Brass Deflector,Forward Assist, Ambi-Selector. And it's made from forged 7075 T6 Aircraft Quality Aluminum.

Stag arms has seven differant model Assault Rifles to offer all of you cursed left handed people. And you can order one of them on Gunbroker.com to your local FFL dealer.

Stag-15L (Model 3L Pre-Ban

Caliber: 5.56 Nato Chamber
Upper: Forged and Mil Spec.
Sights: None
Barrel: 16" Chrome Lined 1/9 Twist
Selector: Ambi
Magazine: 30 Round
Stock: 6 Position Colapsable

Stag-15L with A.R.M.S. #40L (Model 2TL Pre-Ban)

Caliber: 5.56 Nato Chamber
Upper: Forged and Mil Spec.
Sights: A.R.M.S. #40L/Front Post
Barrel: 16" Chrome Lined 1/9 Twist
Selector: Ambi
Magazine: 30 Round
Stock: 6 Position Colapsable
Handgaurd: Samson MRFS-C Rail

Stag-6.8L (Model 5 Pre-Ban)

Caliber: 6.8mm
Upper: Forged and Mil Spec.
Sights: Front Post
Barrel: 16" 1/10 Twist
Selector: Ambi
Magazine: 25 Round
Stock: 6 Position Colapsable

Stag-15L with Carry Handle (Model 1L Pre-Ban)

Caliber: 5.56 Nato
Upper: Forged and Mil Spec.
Sights: Detachable Carry Handle/Front Post
Barrel: 16" Chrome Lined 1/9 Twist
Selector: Ambi
Trigger: 2 Stage Trigger
Magazine: 30 Round
Stock: 6 Position Colapsable

Stag-15L with MI ERS Rear Flip (Model 2L Pre-Ban)

Caliber: 5.56 Nato
Upper: Forged and Mil Spec.
Sights: MI ERS Rear Flip/Front Post
Barrel: 16" Chrome Lined 1/9 Twist
Selector: Ambi
Trigger: 2 Stage Trigger
Magazine: 30 Round
Stock: 6 Position Colapsable

Stag-15L Model (4L Pre-Ban)

Caliber: 5.56 Nato
Upper: Forged and Mil Spec.
Sights: Detatchable Carry Handle/Front Post
Barrel: 20" 1/9 Twist
Selector: Ambi
Stock: A2 Buttstock
Magazine: 20 Round

Super Varminter
Stag-6.8L (Model 5 Pre-Ban)

Caliber: 5.56 Nato
Upper: Forged and Mil Spec.
Sights: None
Barrel: 24" 1/8 Twist
Selector: Ambi
Trigger: 2 Stage Trigger
Grip: Hogue
Stock: A2 Buttstock

Santa Fe Stoneworks Upswept Hunter

2008-05-04T23:23:00.001-07:00

Made by Sante fe Stoneworks, the Upswept Hunter's blade has a VG-10 core with Damascus sides. You get the beauty of the Damascus but the superior cutting edge of the VG-10. The handle is Jet Black Onyx and gold lip pearl. Made in Seki Japan.

Blade Length 3"
Handle Length: 4"
Steel: VG-10 with Damascus Sides
Handles: Gold Lipped Pearl and Jet Black Onyx
Tang: Full Tang
Sheath: Leather belt sheath
Price: $160 SOLD

Santa Fe Stoneworks Slimline Hunter

2008-05-04T22:55:00.000-07:00

Made by Sante fe Stoneworks, the Slimline Hunter's blade has a VG-10 core with Damascus sides. You get the beauty of the Damascus but the superior cutting edge of the VG-10. The handle is Mother of Pearl and Azurite handle. Made in Seki Japan.

Blade Length 3 3/4"
Handle Length: 4 1/2"
Steel: VG-10 with Damascus Sides
Handles: Mother of Pearl and Azurite
Tang: Full Tang
Sheath: Leather belt sheath
Price: $160 SOLD