New Caping Knife

[Blacktail]

Just finished this up this one
will be making the sheath soon
Blacktail antler base with a black dymondwood tip
Restained after sanding and finished with a coat of krazy glue and polished with white CR rouge

http://www.huntingbc.ca/photos/data/500/medium/100_2322.JPG (http://www.huntingbc.ca/photos/showphoto.php?photo=13979&size=big&cat=500&ppuser=323)

[urbanhermit]

Nice looking knife, what steel did you use?

[Ddog]

thats a good looking blade Roy, i just sent in 5 to be heat treated.
i have a few BT sheds but i dont want to use them for handles, they are like gold to me, you must have a lot to just take a piece with the crown for a little caper.:)

[Blacktail]

Nice looking knife, what steel did you use?


Blade is 440

[Blacktail]

thats a good looking blade Roy, i just sent in 5 to be heat treated.
i have a few BT sheds but i dont want to use them for handles, they are like gold to me, you must have a lot to just take a piece with the crown for a little caper.:)

It was the last good blacktail antler I had. Just had the one side left and it was absolutely perfect for what Danny wanted.
This one was a special order so it was sold before it was even made.
I have a couple nice mulie antlers with the butt buttons and they will be kept for very special select knives.
I have a few nice elk antlers that I can get hidden handles out of and some moose antler palms that I can pull flat scales from.