L.T. Wright Bushcrafter HC 3.95" Saber Grind 1075 Fixed Blade Knife, Rustic Brown Canvas Micarta, Leather Sheath

$104.95

Description

LTWBCHCM08: Bushcrafter HC, Saber Grind, Rustic Brown Micarta

L.T. Wright Handcrafted Knives

LTWK have made a change to the Bushcrafter HC. Instead of fisheye bolts, all future knives will feature stainless steel pins instead. We will update our photos as soon as they are back in stock.

It isn't often that you can find a full-sized American handmade knife for around $100, but that is exactly what you get with the LTWK Bushcrafter HC. Through the use of select materials, this classic Tim Stetzer design is now the perfect way to get a handmade knife on your hip today and it still has the capabilities (and lifetime warranty) to tackle any adventure.

The versatile spear point blade is a bushcraft classic. With a length just under 4-inches, it lends itself well to nearly any task, from woodcarving to skinning to drilling. The edge itself is convexed and is finished by expert sharpeners. This adds durability to the edge and helps it perform well for woodworking, skinning, food prep, and slicing, while the spine of the blade features a crisp, 90-degree angle for scraping or striking a ferro rod, also known as a firesteel. 

The saber grind on the HC features flat geometry and offers a good trade-off between strength and slicing capability on this thinner blade. Likewise, the choice of 1075 carbon steel is preferred over 1095 due to the increase in toughness, meaning the blade can be thinner and cut more efficiently without sacrificing strength. To help you care for the blade, LTWK has applied a mottled patina to the steel which can protect the blade from more damaging rust, although you will still need to oil and take care of it properly.

The comfortable handle on the Bushcrafter HC is shaped by hand to remove any hot-spots and provide hours of comfort under hard use. With a broomstick-style handle, this is a knife that will fit just about anyone. The single finger cutout functions as a rudimentary finger guard and helps index the knife in the hand very well. The scales are secured to the tang with stainless steel pins in addition to high-strength epoxy, granting durability that will last a lifetime.

The knife would not be complete without a sheath, and the included JRE Industries leather sheath makes it easy to carry the Bushcrafter HC. Retention is good, and there is a ⅜" diameter leather loop on the side to facilitate easy carry of a firesteel. Additional rivets allow versatile lashing options. The sheath can be used with the included dangler attachment for drop leg carry. If you prefer your knife to carry higher on the belt, you can remove the dangler, or simply fold it underneath and out of the way.

Features

  • 90-degree spine
  • Extra Wide Lanyard Hole
  • JRE Industries Dangler Sheath

Specifications

  • Each piece from LTWK is handmade. Specs may vary slightly.
  • Blade Length: 3.95"
  • Cutting Edge: 3.6"
  • Handle Length: 4.5"
  • Overall Length: 8.45"
  • Blade Material: 1075 Carbon Steel
  • Blade Thickness: 0.08"
  • Blade Hardness: 57-59 HRC
  • Blade Style: Spear Point
  • Blade Grind: Saber
  • Blade Finish: Forced Patina
  • Handle Material: Canvas Micarta
  • Handle Thickness: 0.9"
  • Sheath: Leather
  • Weight: 5.3 oz.
  • Made in USA

UPC Code: 03801950

Related Categories

L.T. Wright Handcrafted Knives, Bushcrafter Series, 1075 Blade Steel, Micarta Handle Material, Fixed Blade Knives, Fixed Blade Knives Outdoor, Made in USA, Tim Stetzer

Product Handle Badge: Micarta Handles
Product Steel Type Badge: 1075 Carbon Steel
Product Sheath Badge: Leather Sheath
Product Country of Origin Badge: Made in USA
L.T. Wright Bushcrafter HC 3.95" Saber Grind 1075 Fixed Blade Knife, Rustic Brown Canvas Micarta, Leather Sheathrated 5.000 stars out of 5 (1 review)
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L.T. Wright Bushcrafter HC 3.95" Saber Grind 1075 Fixed Blade Knife, Rustic Brown Canvas Micarta, Leather Sheath
rated 5 stars out of 5
Paula
Rural Ontario, Canada
Dec 21, 2020
Pros: Weight, Handle Material, Overall Quality, Blade Material, Sheath/Scabbard, Materials, Finish, Blade Sharpness
Cons: None
First impression- Great!!
Mine just arrived this morning, and won't go out into the bush until New Years Eve (camping). This is a just out of the box impression.I have lots of bushcraft knives including a Casstrom, Jacklore bushcraft, and my own shop made brand Bear Paw.For my first L.T. Wright I purposely bought his low end knife to see what he can offer in a $100 knife, and I'm impressed. Now, fit and finish is NOT as good as his more expensive knives, you can see where he saved money, but none of that is where it counts, he went for function. The scales are pinned on, instead of fisheye bolts, no liner, and of course the 'rustic' steel finish covers a lot of time saved in grinding and polishing. The scale to metal joint is not perfect, but is good. The knife arrived razor sharp and very carefully ground centered tip, and plunge line.The sheath is, I believe, the same one that comes with his more expensive knives, and very, very good, and you get the dangler included.There are some good $100 bushcraft knives out there, made in China, or Spain, and there's of course Mora, will will never let you down, but NONE of them are a made in U.S.A. knife from a highly respected custom maker.They managed to pack the quality, pride of ownership, and great name into a hardware store priced knife!