Small Game Knife

[Flat Rock]

Hey Guys, just finished up a new one,
4" blade Small Game Knife in W2 tool steel, differential quenched with Hamon
burlap micarta handle scales with brass pins and lanyard tube
American Veg tanned molded leather sheath, beeswax finished.
pretty much my ideal woods knife

the handle and blade angles are perfect for skinning, and camp work

 

[.308 Norma]

REAL nice!

pretty much my ideal woods knife

 

[red rick]

I don’t know about small game . The blade looks to wide for small game , but it looks like an excellent deer skinning knife .

 

[troy fairweather]

Nice I like the burlap and a pleasing shape blade to my eye,

 

[hso]

Good looking knife.

 

[Shanghai McCoy]

I don’t know about small game . The blade looks to wide for small game , but it looks like an excellent deer skinning knife .

Maybe he meant a small, game knife..?
Either way it sure looks good. I like the burlap micarta scales.

 

[Flat Rock]

Thanks Guys! yeah, you can use it on any size game ya want, has a 4" blade so it's pretty compact!

 

[Old Dog]

Most of us always focus on the steel, but I really like those scales as well. I've become a big fan of smaller fixed blade knives; this one has nice lines and looks very practical.

 

[9x56MS]

I don’t know about small game . The blade looks to wide for small game , but it looks like an excellent deer skinning knife .

I was thinking the same thing. Nice looking knife. I can’t imagine any small game task that would require a4” blade. It is about right for deer, bear, wild boar and camp chores. As for a small game knife my preference is for a pocket knife. I particularly liked the Remington bird knife with the innards hook and choke tube wrench.

 

[Jimfern]

Very nice! How many hours of work does it take to make something like that? It looks very high quality.

 

[NIGHTLORD40K]

Beautiful!

 

[Flat Rock]

Very nice! How many hours of work does it take to make something like that? It looks very high quality.

many! lots of hand polishing to bring out the hamon. I do my own heat treat too, and that takes quite a while

 

[Flat Rock]

Thanks Guys! My knives are all 100% hand made by me, I appreciate all the kind words!

 

[NIGHTLORD40K]

https://flatrockforge.com/?post_type=product
Since you're too modest to link the website Ill do it for you.

All very nice, I think the Kipper is my favorite.

 

[Jimfern]

many! lots of hand polishing to bring out the hamon. I do my own heat treat too, and that takes quite a while

Well it definitely shows!

 

[ms6852]

Sir, you have some mad skills. To me it is a piece of art not a tool.

 

[Flat Rock]

Thanks guys, I really appreciate it!