Something about STAG

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Re: Something about STAG

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boykinlp wrote: Wed Mar 18, 2026 9:50 am Sambar Stag has always been my favorite scale/handle material, and the gnarlier the better! Smooth stag has no character to me. I love popcorn highlights and ruts, but I also prefer thinner than thicker scales/handles, and sometimes it hard to get thinner gnarly stag. Also, like everyone, I like it when each side matches fairly well. That’s definitely a lot to ask sometimes. Here is two displays that have most of my collection in them. The top one is mostly stag made by Great Eastern Cutlery. The second one is mostly stag made by Case.
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Very nice groups, Larry! ::tu:: ::tu::
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Re: Something about STAG

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I LIKE that “two-tone” handle, Don! Nice!
Really nice collection you got there, Larry!
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boykinlp wrote: Wed Mar 18, 2026 9:50 am Sambar Stag has always been my favorite scale/handle material, and the gnarlier the better! Smooth stag has no character to me. I love popcorn highlights and ruts, but I also prefer thinner than thicker scales/handles, and sometimes it hard to get thinner gnarly stag. Also, like everyone, I like it when each side matches fairly well. That’s definitely a lot to ask sometimes. Here is two displays that have most of my collection in them. The top one is mostly stag made by Great Eastern Cutlery. The second one is mostly stag made by Case.
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Amazing collection, Larry! ::tu::
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Re: Something about STAG

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Thanks Tim:)
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Another good ‘un, Don! ::tu::
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Thanks Tim.
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Don L59 wrote: Mon Mar 23, 2026 12:33 am Thanks Tim.
Very nice, Don! ::tu::
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Awesome Stag, Don!
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Re: Something about STAG

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Stag just makes a beautiful natural handle material and no too are the same. That’s what unique about it.
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