Schrade 154OT

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Been a while since I rehandled a schrade fixed blade. I also reground it to incorporate an actual grind line and mirror polished everything
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Very nice, and clean. What's the material?
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glennbad wrote:Very nice, and clean. What's the material?
It is nice and clean and I do like the grind line! ::tu::
but I too am wondering what's the handle made out of? ::shrug::
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It was box elder from a tree I knocked over a few years ago and had K&G stabilize last year. Finally got around to using some of it.
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