The Brush Creek Custom: 

A modern twist on a classic knife design. This drop point hunter has a stunning spider twist damascus blade. The high-carbon damascus which is made up of 1080 and 15N20 is forged here in our factory in Idaho. No two pieces of damascus are ever the same, making each knife a unique treasure. The Idaho elk antler handle makes for a classic and nostalgic knife but don't let the looks fool you, this knife is built to do serious work! 

The leather sheath is made from 8 oz, saddle skirting that has been dyed a dark black with a blue thread accent. The leather we used comes from one of the oldest tanneries in the USA, Wickett & Craig. The sheath has a hand-tooled stamp pattern along the edge of the sheath. The sheath has been hand wet-formed to provide a nice tight fit for this one of a kind knife. Each knife is hand forged, ground and made by our team of skilled artisans.

BRUSH CREEK KEY FEATURES: Spider Twist High-Carbon Damascus Steel | Stainless Guard with G10 and Resin Spacers | Elk Horn Handle | Custom-Hand Stamped Edge, Wet-Formed, Sunburst Dyed Leather Sheath with Black Thread

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:

TOTAL LENGTH: 9.25”

BLADE LENGTH: 4.00”

HANDLE LENGTH: 4.75”

BLADE WIDTH: 1”

BLADE THICKNESS: .155"

KNIFE WEIGHT: 5.95 oz (160 g)

BLADE TYPE: Drop Point

BLADE STEEL: High-Carbon Damascus

DAMASCUS PATTERN: Twist

BLADE GRIND: Flat

HANDLE MATERIAL: Idaho Elk Horn

HANDLE FINISH: Hand-Contoured and Shaped

HANDLE LINER: N/A

HARDWARE: Epoxy

GUARD MATERIAL: Stainless 

SHEATH TYPE: Sunburst Leather, Belt Loop, Fully Hand-Stamped Edge, Blue Thread 

CARRY ORIENTATION: Right, Vertical

LANYARD HOLE: N/A

*Just like all things, proper care should be given to the knife blade. We recommend cleaning with warm water and completely drying after use. We recommend applying WD40 or some type of gun oil to the blade immediately after drying to help deter spotting/rusting. Always clean and oil your knife before extended storage. Never store your knife in the leather sheath for extended time periods. The high-carbon nature of this damascus steel is prone to rusting and discoloration if not properly cared for.

*Logo and other markings will be placed on the blade after purchase is made.