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Original price $595.00
Price $520.00
This integral hunter by Matt James features a hand rub satin finished W1 blade with .128" blade stock and 1.350" blade depth, integral construction. The makers mark is hand engraved. The handle has green canvas micarta scales. Comes with a hand sewn vegetable tanned brown leather sheath. New from maker.
Blade Length 4.5
Overall Length 9.25
Weight (oz) 7.1
Source From maker
Knife Type Full Tang, Has Sheath
Blade Material W1
Blade Details Drop Point
Handle Material Metallic, Micarta
New Zealand knifemaker. In my earlier working days I was a logger and later became a bush contractor. In 1998 I moved out to where I live now and built the workshop and forge I currently use. I have now been forging knives and making Damascus steel for about 20 years. I have enjoyed learning the art of forging as it is necessary to be proficient in this to make Damascus steel. Most of my knives are made as “integrals “meaning they are made from one piece of steel. They are forged to shape and then milled and ground to achieve the final shape. Most of what I learnt was self-taught as there were not a lot of books on the subject and the internet was not the fantastic resource it is today.
