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Stainless steel handle, Cocobolo wood scales, Stonewash 154CM blade with satin flats
It all started over a stolen pig? Following the end of the Civil War, a feud erupted between two Appalachian mountain families that included kidnappings, massacres, and ambushes.
Our gunstock pocket knives are inspired by two famous rifles that were most likely used in this epic tale of backwoods warfare; the Sharps 1859 Carbine and the Winchester Model 1873.
FINCH Knife Co presents HATFIELD and MCCOY.
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Stainless steel handle, Abalone scales, Stonewash 154CM blade with satin flats It all started over a stolen pig? Following the end of the Civil War, a feud erupted between two Appalachian...
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Mkuruti Wood Handle 154CM “Reciprocity. That’s a clever name for it. Revenge is a very, very, very dangerous motivation.” - John Clark - Clear and Present Danger.
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It all started over a stolen pig? Following the end of the Civil War, a feud erupted between two Appalachian mountain families that included kidnappings, massacres, and ambushes. Our gunstock...
Good action, very sharp blade. Came in excellent condition. My only gripe is that with such a small handle, the end digs into my palm. Prefer the handle shape of the Hatfield.
