My first venture into Sambar Stag
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jkf96a
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My first venture into Sambar Stag
Well, took a bit of a plunge and spent some money on real sambar stag. Put it on a CM154 blade, tapered tang, with 416 bolsters. Turned out fairly well, and is part of a deal that will shape the future of Fry Custom Knives. Enjoy the pics.
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orvet
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Re: My first venture into Sambar Stag
It looks nice Jason.
Stag is about my second favorite handle material next to bone. It's not difficult to work with and it really looks nice.
Nice work.
Stag is about my second favorite handle material next to bone. It's not difficult to work with and it really looks nice.
Nice work.
Dale
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Re: My first venture into Sambar Stag
Looking good. 
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glennbad
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Re: My first venture into Sambar Stag
Very nice, clean, piece!
Glenn
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