I received the attached knife when I bought some old folding knives. I really don't know my fixed blades, but this one was interesting to me because of the small blade to handle ratio and the almost serrated tang.
I suspect this is a DIY knife that someone stamped themselves, but I thought I'd see what you big brains had to say. Also, does this style fixed blade with the short blade and large handle have a name?
Stay sharp! Thanks in advance.
By Rabbit? Is this a DIY Knife?
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CarMan
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Re: By Rabbit? Is this a DIY Knife?
I can’t answer your question, but sure looks like a great hiking/backpacking knife.
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Re: By Rabbit? Is this a DIY Knife?
Depending on who used it, it could be a patch knife for muzzleloading or a caping knife for removing the headskin of game animals for taxidermy.
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Rockingkj
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Re: By Rabbit? Is this a DIY Knife?
Can’t answer your question, but I like the knife!
You can always get more money, good old knives are hard to find.
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