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Impact Tools

Utility and Bushcraft

Semi-skinner - $175 US + shipping
This skinner is ground in a contiuous taper from 3/32" S30V that is heat-treated and cryogenically tempered to 60 Rc. This example is handled in beautiful WSSI stabilized spalt maple burl secured with 1/4" stainless corby bolts. 3" blade, 7 3/4" overall.

Everyday Utility - $175 US+ shipping
Utility blade flat ground in a scotch brite finish from 3/32" CPM D2 heat-treated and cryo tempered to 62 Rc. This example is handled in polished blue & black G10 secured with a 1/4" stainless corby bolt and 3/8" stainless lanyard tube. 4 5/8" blade, 8 3/4" overall. Comes with pouch sheath.

The Elvin Model Small Hunter - $155 US + shipping
This full-tang small hunter features a 3 1/2" blade deeply hollow ground from 1/8" D2 tool steel - Heat-treated, cryoed and tempered in house to 61Rc. The bevels are belt finished on a fine scotch-brite belt, while the flats and spine are mirror-polished. Three of these are handled in desert ironwood and feature brown dyed clip sheaths, the last is handled in black and red micarta with a black sheath. Overall length is 7 3/4" with an 1 1/8" deep blade. Handles are secured with a 1/4" stainless corby fastener at the front and a 3/8" stainlesss lanyard tube at the rear.

Leatherwork on these knives was done by David Doerr, full-time leatherman and maker of finely crafted saps, blackjacks, and impact tooling at www.D3protection.com. The sheaths are wet formed and lined with veggie-tan leather - making them more durable and puncture-resistant than comparable pouch-type sheaths. I cannot give enough compliments to Dave's work.

* Only two left - one in red/black micarta, one in ironwood *

Key Spike - $55 US + shipping (stainless), $60 US + shipping (tool steel)
Two different types here - a 316 stainless version machined from 9/16" stock and a O-1 tool steel version machined from 1/2" stock. The tool steel version is hardened and tempered to 58 Rc and coated flat black, while the stainless version is left nice and shiny. Both are a 5" long solid rod, knurled for a secure grip featuring a 45 degree conical point end opposite to a chamfered key ring end.