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Shop Wizard's Finger (Bleeding Bones)
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Wizard's Finger (Bleeding Bones)

$185.00
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The wizards finger takes it’s heritage from my personal everyday carry. I took my personal knife and shrunk it down to make something that will easily store away in a pocket. The very sharp tip does a great job of delicate work, and the pronounced finger choil locks the knife into the hand quite well. The knife is perfectly capable with it’s 2-1/2” blade length and the 5” overall length make the knife easy to control without being obtrusive.

W2 steel; ivory and green G10 scales with red G10 pins.

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The wizards finger takes it’s heritage from my personal everyday carry. I took my personal knife and shrunk it down to make something that will easily store away in a pocket. The very sharp tip does a great job of delicate work, and the pronounced finger choil locks the knife into the hand quite well. The knife is perfectly capable with it’s 2-1/2” blade length and the 5” overall length make the knife easy to control without being obtrusive.

W2 steel; ivory and green G10 scales with red G10 pins.

The wizards finger takes it’s heritage from my personal everyday carry. I took my personal knife and shrunk it down to make something that will easily store away in a pocket. The very sharp tip does a great job of delicate work, and the pronounced finger choil locks the knife into the hand quite well. The knife is perfectly capable with it’s 2-1/2” blade length and the 5” overall length make the knife easy to control without being obtrusive.

W2 steel; ivory and green G10 scales with red G10 pins.

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