MMHW Sheepsfoot Knife EDC 1075 Survival Tactical UTILITY GIFT KNIFE HexCam KYDEX

Description: SHEATH WAS MADE WITH THIS KNIFE SO THE BLADE WILL HAVE KYDEX RUB!! New old stock comes with Kydex. If you have not had the privilege of Mineral Mountain Hatchet Works, I highly suggest you look into them for some incredible kill a tank type products. All handmade with tons of experience to go behind those hands!! From axes to swords to utility knives some of the most cool. Serious man cave environment items. MMHW, in my opinion you get the most value for your knife buying dollars…… This is a MMHW Cut-n_run Sheepsfoot knife that i have made a sheath for in .080 Hexcam Kydex. The eyelets are set for both Tek Loks and Mini Belt Clip. The Tek Lok can mount in the vertical and scout positions as well as left or right hand pull. I have the included mini belt clip installed in the vertical position. The Mini Belt Clip can mount in the modified scout position as well as vertical. You get the exact knife and sheath in photos. Overall Length: 7 inches Blade Length: 3-1/8 inches Blade: 3/16” thick '1075' Plain Carbon Steels The 10XX (1045, 1095) Steels - 1095 is the most common 10XX steel (or "high carbon" steel) used for knife blades. Steel in the range 1045-1095 are used for knife blades, although 1050 is more commonly seen in swords. 1045 steel has less carbon (.45%), where 1095 has more (.95%), inversely 1095 has less manganese and 1045 has more. So in essence, 1095 steel would have more wear resistance, but would also be less tough. 1045 holds an okay edge, 1095 steel holds an edge great, and is easy to sharpen. The major drawback to this type of steel is that it rusts easily. Because of this issue, you will often see 1095 blades with some type of coating to combat rust. If you buy a knife with this type of blade, be sure to store it well and you should have no problem.

Price: 74.99 USD

Location: New River, Arizona

End Time: 2024-08-08T11:39:01.000Z

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