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Finger Groove Sawback Skinner Knife with Amber Horn Handle for Hunting and Field Dressing
Finger Groove Sawback Skinner Knife with Amber Horn Handle for Hunting and Field Dressing
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Built for hunters who need a locked-in grip even when hands are wet, this skinner pairs a hand-forged blade and sawback spine with a sculpted amber horn handle shaped with deep finger grooves.
This finger groove sawback skinner features a 6 inch hand-forged layered blade with a jimped ricasso, giving you extra control right where the blade meets the handle.
A sawtooth section along the spine adds utility for camp tasks beyond skinning, while the sculpted amber horn scales are shaped with deep finger grooves for a secure hold.
Brass pins secure the scales to the full tang, and the knife comes home in a brown leather sheath ready for the field.
Features as Benefits
- Hand-forged layered blade Delivers a strong edge with a distinctive forged pattern.
- Sawtooth spine Adds extra utility for camp tasks beyond field dressing.
- Jimped ricasso Improves control during detailed skinning work.
- Sculpted finger groove handle Locks in the grip even when hands are wet.
- Brown leather sheath included Provides safe, ready-to-use carry.
Usage Scenarios
This skinner is built for hunting season and field dressing, with the sawback spine adding versatility for general camp tasks around the hunt.
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Specifications
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Feature |
Details |
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Overall Length |
11 inches |
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Blade Length |
6 inches |
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Handle Length |
5 inches |
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Blade Style |
Hand-forged layered steel, sawtooth spine, jimped ricasso |
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Handle Material |
Sculpted amber horn with brass pins |
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Sheath |
Brown leather |
Size
11 inch overall | 6 inch blade | 5 inch handle
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FAQs
Is this knife good for skinning game?
Yes, the blade shape and finger-groove handle are designed for field dressing and skinning tasks.
What is the sawtooth spine for?
It adds extra utility for camp tasks beyond skinning, like notching wood.
Does the handle stay secure when wet?
Yes, the deep finger grooves are designed to lock in your grip in wet conditions.
What is a jimped ricasso?
It's a series of small grooves near the guard that improve thumb control during detailed cuts.
How do I clean this knife after use?
Wipe the blade clean, dry it fully, and apply a light coat of oil before storing.
Does it come with a sheath?
Yes, a brown leather sheath is included.
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