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08-06-2006, 06:52 PM
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Sheep Horn EDC
Pretty much speaks for itself.
Sheep horn in mortised tang construction. Forged down from heavy 1" 5160 stock. hand rubbed finish with nickel silver guard. 
__________________ Blade Show Table 8-Q What do you do when you see your ex in pain, limping and bleeding? Relax. Take a deep breath. Reload and then shoot again. http://www.andersenforge.com/ 
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08-07-2006, 01:02 AM
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That hand rubbed finish is spectactular! I still haven't decided if I like sheep's horn enough to buy some, but you make it look great! I may have to give it a try now.
Nice work! __________________ Andy Garrett https://www.facebook.com/GarrettKnives?ref=hl Charter Member - Kansas Custom Knifemaker's Association www.kansasknives.org "Drawing your knife from its sheath and using it in the presence of others should be an event complete with oos, ahhs, and questions."
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08-07-2006, 07:52 AM
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To each - his own, I reckon!
I really like the way it feels in the hand. Sort of a warmth that you won't find in a lot of other materials. It offers a challenge in working it, also. __________________ Blade Show Table 8-Q What do you do when you see your ex in pain, limping and bleeding? Relax. Take a deep breath. Reload and then shoot again. http://www.andersenforge.com/
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08-07-2006, 09:40 AM
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I agree with you about the warmth the sheephorn gives. It is a comfortable grip. Nice knife and photo.
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