All About Pocket Knives

Here is a cold steel master hunter the owner had bought new and used for many years as a hunting guide until the rubber handle began to degrade and turn sticky. A soldered brass guard, stacked leather handle with red and black spacers, and aluminum pommel brought it back to life. It didn't look right in the old nylon sheath anymore since the facelift so a high quality hand stitched 9 oz veg tan leather sheath was in order.

I have a complete series of progression pictures posted on my facebook page
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Muskrat Man, You did a beautiful restoration on a fine old knife that saw many adventures. The new sheath sets it off perfectly.

As always better looking than when new.

Looks fantastic. Good leather all the way around.

Very Nice Kaleb , Looks Exactly Like My Hunters , All Three

Great work MM.

I'm curious how the old handle was attached, as I've thought about re-handling my Master Hunter, just cause I'm not a huge fan of the original rubber one. That grip looks great, my jury is still out on the pommel/ bolt. That just doesn't do it for me. That's ok, though....no need for everyone to be into the same schtuff

That is stunning, Kaleb! I can see all the work that went into it.

Thanks men.

the rubber handle is molded onto the tang, slice it down the back with a knife and it will peel off.

Steel, I understand. It's the same pommel and nut set up as Randall knives.

Amazing!!! Great job!

Beautiful work Kaleb!

Very FINE save there Caleb!!! KOOL!!! John