Crown Stag Slipjoint

[muskrat man]

Just finished this one up, look forward to building more like it. The antler is from a Roe deer. I built everything around the antler, even shaped the backspring with the natural dips and grooves in the antler.

[Vagrant]

Very nice.

[whippersnapper]

Awesome!

[captn hook]

That is one sweet little pocket knife
Great job, love the way you shaped the backspring
around the horn.

Mike

[jmack1944]

Beauty.

[gramps]

Very unique indeed!

[cleancut]

Very nice I like the grind on your blade, what kind of steel are you using? Love the stag looks great, very neat job
CC

[BTB0923]

Great knife! I feel like an idiot for having to ask, but how do you unlock the blade to close it? I don't see a liner-lock nor do I see a release tab on the spine.

[cleancut]

I believe the topic is crown stag slip joint, there isn't any lock
CC

[muskrat man]

cleancut, it's L6, high carbon tool steel
BT,it doesn't lock, it's a slipjoint like a regular pocket knife with just backspring pressure to keep it open and closed.

thanks to all who have responded!

[BTB0923]

BT,it doesn't lock, it's a slipjoint like a regular pocket knife with just backspring pressure to keep it open and closed.

ah, just like it says in the title I knew I was justified in saying I felt stupid for asking. haha thanks

[Razor_54]

Awesome job. Welcome back.

[panner]

Great job as always

[Shiver]

Wow, very nice job. And that is some cool looking stag, won't have to worry about that one slipping outta your hand aye. That knobby crown horn stag makes some of the nicest handles, whether it's a bowie or a folder, just can't be beat. Again, great job and thanks for showing us.