Up for sale is a small high carbon steel belt knife made by me. Blade is blued, with Aftican blackwood handles and black micarta pins. Wet formed sheath dyed black. 150.00 shipped U.S. Thanks for looking.
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FOR SALE High carbon belt knife
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Really nice blade, but not sure what it has to do with traditional muzzleloaders.
Not entirely sure how to answer you but ill give it a shot. This is an edged weapon sale area. This is an edged weapon for sale. It may not look 200 years old but its sharp and itll cut. Its high carbon stee that shapens easily and it's also 100% handmade in Florida.
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Still a modern knife. Surprised it hasn’t been removed.
Sorry!
Sorry!
Every knife here is a "modern knife" made in the 20th or 21st Century. This is a hand made in the USA fixed blade knife in a pouch style sheath and unless you quibble about counting stitches could very well be a replica of a handmade knife from long ago.
Does it have to an exact replica of something that appears in some book published by God knows who or would you question the authors research as well? Would you drive everyone from this site?
Does it have to an exact replica of something that appears in some book published by God knows who or would you question the authors research as well? Would you drive everyone from this site?
The knife is not up for discussion, it is up for sale. If you don't like it, don't buy it, which you never had any intentions of anyway. Criticism in a for sale ad shows no class and is in violation of forum's rules
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Hey guys, wasn’t trying to be snarky. It IS a fine knife. NOT period correct at all.
Sorry if I offended.
Sorry if I offended.
Items do not have to be period correct. Read the classified guidelines. Also Tallpine is correct.
Nit Wit
Nit Wit
I appreciate the support fellas. I dont make elaborate stuff, but I do try and make them practical. Alot of my little blades are one offs from left over pieces of steel from other projects and I refuse to waste steel. Its hard to sell right now with all the socials shadowbanning and censoring all my "scary" knives while at the same time pushing truly horrific things. I enjoy this forum and have gotten some good info and made some good trades. Good group of guys here.
Looks like it would make a fine Patch knife to me. Oh wait! Buying them precut prelubed in pretty little circles is period correct! 
Anyway, nice cutter Flathead
Anyway, nice cutter FlatheadHaha thank you sirLooks like it would make a fine Patch knife to me. Oh wait! Buying them precut prelubed in pretty little circles is period correct!
Tallahassee
It takes all kinds to make a world. I do like your craftsmanship and your sass.. Steve
You do nice work, Flathead!! The knife looks great, and your stitching is really nice.
What's the purpose of the half round cut just North of the finger well on the grip? Signature perhaps? Steve
Thank you sir
I do that so I can get a clean edge ground an also so I can see how thin im taking it
I appreciate it
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