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Knife steel and ye old Alaska knife

JohnnyR

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I found this discussion of knife steel to be an interesting read.
Knife Steel Guide - Knife Life (bladehq.com)


No wonder my 3 Dog Knife in M390 steel is more difficult to resharpen than my old USMC KA-BAR (3DK is an Anchorage company ABOUT | 3DK (3dogknife.com). By the way - I am thoroughly impressed with the workmanship of the MAK (Multi Animal Knife). It’s a 4” fixed blade.

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Custom knives are another fun subject.

My son gave me a Montana-made Simon Stonehocker knife for Christmas. It is made from one of the steels in the linked article; s90v. The handle is made from Shiras moose antler and it came with a nice Kydex sheath. I’m looking forward to using it next fall. Maybe I’ll finally draw a Shiras moose tag in Montana?

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