Steve VOORHIS Boot Dagger -Micarta Handle -Custom Knife

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Steve VOORHIS Boot Dagger -Micarta Handle -Custom Knife

Name: Steve VOORHIS Boot Dagger -Micarta Handle -Custom Knife
SKU: 5266
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1 Steve Voorhis custom dagger. This handsome Voorhis custom knife would make a fine addition to any collection.

This knife has a 4 1/8″ blade. The blade is made of 5160 Spring Steel. This knife measures 6 7/8″ overall. The handle is made of fine micarta.

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1 Steve Voorhis custom dagger. This handsome Voorhis custom knife would make a fine addition to any collection.

This knife has a 4 1/8″ blade. The blade is made of 5160 Spring Steel. This knife measures 6 7/8″ overall. The handle is made of fine micarta.

CONDITION:

This exceptional Steve Voorhis custom knife is new. Voorhis’s sheaths will often have a spot of uneven staining or something of that nature. Voorhis is a knifemaker, and while he makes a nice sheath as well, his knives are the more finished of the two.

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