Hunter/EDC Knife – G-10 Handle with Resin Inlay
Handcrafted 3.25” Hunter/EDC Knife – G-10 Handle with Resin Inlay
Now this right here is what I like to call a proper tool. A 3.25-inch blade made from 1084 high carbon steel, sharpened to a fine edge and built tough enough to handle anything short of cutting through a mountain. With a hardness of 59-61 HRC, it’s not going to dull after you slice up a few tomatoes. No, this blade is ready for whatever nonsense the day throws your way, whether that’s in the wild or your own backyard.
The flat grind? That’s the real deal. No gimmicks. Just smooth, controlled cutting for people who believe a knife is meant to cut, not to show off.
But let’s talk about the handle. We’re talking G-10 here—lightweight, tough, and basically indestructible. This is the kind of handle that laughs in the face of the elements. Rain, snow, mud—it doesn’t care. And to keep things interesting, we’ve thrown in a resin inlay. A subtle reminder that even a tool can have a bit of flair without sacrificing its rugged nature.
And of course, we’ve got stainless steel hardware to keep everything snug and secure. Because if you’re making a knife by hand, you make sure it stays together as long as it’s in use, which, in this case, should be for a good long while.
So, if you want a knife that’ll perform like a loyal friend and look good while doing it, this 3.25” Hunter/EDC blade is your guy. Carry it with pride, use it with purpose, and know that you’re holding onto something that was made with care, integrity, and a complete lack of shortcuts.
Handcrafted 3.25” Hunter/EDC Knife – G-10 Handle with Resin Inlay
Now this right here is what I like to call a proper tool. A 3.25-inch blade made from 1084 high carbon steel, sharpened to a fine edge and built tough enough to handle anything short of cutting through a mountain. With a hardness of 59-61 HRC, it’s not going to dull after you slice up a few tomatoes. No, this blade is ready for whatever nonsense the day throws your way, whether that’s in the wild or your own backyard.
The flat grind? That’s the real deal. No gimmicks. Just smooth, controlled cutting for people who believe a knife is meant to cut, not to show off.
But let’s talk about the handle. We’re talking G-10 here—lightweight, tough, and basically indestructible. This is the kind of handle that laughs in the face of the elements. Rain, snow, mud—it doesn’t care. And to keep things interesting, we’ve thrown in a resin inlay. A subtle reminder that even a tool can have a bit of flair without sacrificing its rugged nature.
And of course, we’ve got stainless steel hardware to keep everything snug and secure. Because if you’re making a knife by hand, you make sure it stays together as long as it’s in use, which, in this case, should be for a good long while.
So, if you want a knife that’ll perform like a loyal friend and look good while doing it, this 3.25” Hunter/EDC blade is your guy. Carry it with pride, use it with purpose, and know that you’re holding onto something that was made with care, integrity, and a complete lack of shortcuts.
Handcrafted 3.25” Hunter/EDC Knife – G-10 Handle with Resin Inlay
Now this right here is what I like to call a proper tool. A 3.25-inch blade made from 1084 high carbon steel, sharpened to a fine edge and built tough enough to handle anything short of cutting through a mountain. With a hardness of 59-61 HRC, it’s not going to dull after you slice up a few tomatoes. No, this blade is ready for whatever nonsense the day throws your way, whether that’s in the wild or your own backyard.
The flat grind? That’s the real deal. No gimmicks. Just smooth, controlled cutting for people who believe a knife is meant to cut, not to show off.
But let’s talk about the handle. We’re talking G-10 here—lightweight, tough, and basically indestructible. This is the kind of handle that laughs in the face of the elements. Rain, snow, mud—it doesn’t care. And to keep things interesting, we’ve thrown in a resin inlay. A subtle reminder that even a tool can have a bit of flair without sacrificing its rugged nature.
And of course, we’ve got stainless steel hardware to keep everything snug and secure. Because if you’re making a knife by hand, you make sure it stays together as long as it’s in use, which, in this case, should be for a good long while.
So, if you want a knife that’ll perform like a loyal friend and look good while doing it, this 3.25” Hunter/EDC blade is your guy. Carry it with pride, use it with purpose, and know that you’re holding onto something that was made with care, integrity, and a complete lack of shortcuts.