"White" Series: Featherweight Hunters

[Idahomike251]

I am currently working on a series of featherweight knives to be introduced at next year's Oregon Knife Show - for lack of better imagination I am calling these as "White" series since they will all have ivory colored G10 phenolic resin/fiberglass composite material for the handle. They are hidden half-tang design with .125" to .140" thick 3" to 3 1/2" long D2 tool steel blade hardened to 60-61 Rockwell C. Total knife weight with sheath is 5.5 oz maximum.
 

[Roughcountry]

Those look great to me, I like lite.

[Idahomike251]

Rough country,  
You must bow hunt the same type of terrain as I do, so you know what it is to be as "light" as possible when you're stalking the critters up-and-down the mountains.

[tomsm44]

Very nice.  The red liner adds a nice touch.

[Bladepeek]

My kind of knife. Very clean and slick looking.

[Roughcountry]

The older I get the more I look for ways to drop un needed weight or bulk. Those blades are right there for size and are still tough enough to double for a survival tool if needed.

[srtben]

Those are beautiful Mike, I hope I get to check them out at the show!

[Idahomike251]

Ben,
I'm looking forward to seeing you and your wonderful knives again next year. Keep up the great work!  
Mike O.

[Steve Nuckels]

Love those!

Steve
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Potomac Forge
Member, W.f. Moran Jr. Museum & Foundation

[Kevin Evans]

very pretty  

[akaboomer]

Very nice Mike. I like them thin and easy to handle. Thanks for sharing.

Chris

[GWV]

Very nice work!