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I just picked up this Muela fixed blade in crown stag, which is the main reason why I wanted it. According to the ever popular knife show on t.v., stag is getting hard to find and import. 9 3/4" overall, 4 3/4" stainless blade, made in Spain like the good Hen & Roosters but not sure about Toledo? Nice weight, fit and finish in my opinion. Comes with a nice brown leather belt sheath too, but I doubt this knife sees any outdoor time.

Any other crown stag fans out there? I've even see a few crown stag folders.

It is a really good looking knife.

It is beautiful. Very nice knife. I only have 1. It’s a Buck 119. The 1911’s have Roosevelt elk grips.

Here are a few

Nice guys!

I knew there had to be others out there who like it too.

1967redrider wrote:I just picked up this Muela fixed blade in crown stag, which is the main reason why I wanted it. According to the ever popular knife show on t.v., stag is getting hard to find and import. 9 3/4" overall, 4 3/4" stainless blade, made in Spain like the good Hen & Roosters but not sure about Toledo? Nice weight, fit and finish in my opinion. Comes with a nice brown leather belt sheath too, but I doubt this knife sees any outdoor time.

Any other crown stag fans out there? I've even see a few crown stag folders.

What aren't you sure about with regard to Toledo? I have heard or read that the city has a historical tradition of fine swords. Presumably they can make very good knives too. I must admit I haven't googled this it could all be BS.

BTW, that is a great grind on that knife!

steve99f wrote: . . . What aren't you sure about with regard to Toledo? I have heard or read that the city has a historical tradition of fine swords. Presumably they can make very good knives too. I must admit I haven't googled this it could all be BS.

BTW, that is a great grind on that knife!

No questions about Toledo and their steel, just not sure if Muela's are made there like Hen and Roosters are? It just says, "Made in Spain," which is a pretty big country.

Thanks for the comments on my Muela Hunter.

Here is one I made back in 2013 with crown stag handle. thanks for looking. Terry

Great work, that's really sweet!

What are the dimensions on that knife?

Redrider, That knife was made out of 1095 3/16" thick and has a 5 3/8" blade. It is about 11" long overall. Terry

I was inspired by the beauties in this thread and bought my very first crown stag knife. In the mail.

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tongueriver wrote:I was inspired by the beauties in this thread and bought my very first crown stag knife. In the mail.

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I believe you will really love this little knife too......it is a beautiful little knife......thanks again Calvin - I have a few more I think I am going to list on here as well - MMK

tongueriver wrote:I was inspired by the beauties in this thread and bought my very first crown stag knife. In the mail.

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Don't forget to post some pictures!

1967redrider wrote:

tongueriver wrote:I was inspired by the beauties in this thread and bought my very first crown stag knife. In the mail.

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Don't forget to post some pictures!

I've spoke with Calvin this morning he was Pleased - As far as photo's go they have already been posted Under Knives for Sale you can see them there says Sold next to the Post " Here is the Link " viewtopic.php?f=31&t=61336 - MMK

Terry that one is a beauty. Great looking work.

Great looking knife!

I know you have always been a Marble's fan Red...so here ya go !!!
Stag

stagman wrote:I know you have always been a Marble's fan Red...so here ya go !!!
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That's a beaut!!!

eveled wrote:It is beautiful. Very nice knife. I only have 1. It’s a Buck 119.

Great knives everyone.

eveled,
Is the crown end of your knife painted black? If it is, why is it done that way, and does it rub off on your hands or clothing? Thanks.
Larry

It’s the way it came from Buck. It doesn’t seem to be paint and it doesn’t rub off. It does seem darker than it should be. When I look at redriders in the first post I kind of want to take mine to a belt sander.

How about some "faux crown stag"? Found this little letter opener awhile back.

eveled wrote:It’s the way it came from Buck. It doesn’t seem to be paint and it doesn’t rub off. It does seem darker than it should be. When I look at redriders in the first post I kind of want to take mine to a belt sander.

Maybe they (Buck) dyed it that way?

This is probably my favorite crown stag I have.
Hess knives calls this the frontiersman. I've been told GEC makes the blades for them.
7" blade of 1095 and over 12" overall .

Great looking knife, EBM!

1967redrider wrote:

eveled wrote:It’s the way it came from Buck. It doesn’t seem to be paint and it doesn’t rub off. It does seem darker than it should be. When I look at redriders in the first post I kind of want to take mine to a belt sander.

Maybe they (Buck) dyed it that way?

I took the plunge and took a sander to it. I like it better now.