Old Timer 158OT Guthook Skinner Full Tang Fixed Blade Knife
November 7, 2017 - Comment
The Schrade Guthook skinner knife includes a leather sheath. There is a fixed blade skinner with gut hook. Also featured is a full-grain leather sheath. The overall length is 7.25 inches.
Product Features
- 7Cr17 High Carbon Stainless Steel Drop Point Guthook Skinner Blade
- Old Timer Sawcut Handle Slabs with Lanyard Hole
- Brown Leather Belt Sheath
- Blade Length: 3.5 inch (8.9 cm) Handle Length: 3.7 inch (9.4 cm)
- Overall Length: 7.3 inch (18.5 cm) Weight: 0.19 pounds
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Dependable seller. Dependable blade. First I am very pleased with the fast shipping. Second the knife and box was in excellent condition and packaged very well. Third and most important, the knife itself. This knife is still made with excellence. What a bargain! This is one of the most useful knives for anyone that knows anything about skinning and processing any size game animal. From squarls to a large buck or elk. To me the Old Timer Gut hook is a fine tool for the perfectionist. Thank you Schrade and thank you seller!
Great clasic look, and very sharp! Great knife, Came very sharp from Mfg. the sheath is well mad but as mentioned before the strap will need some work or it could easily be cut while inserting the knife. Great balance in my hand, the mill cut pattern on the handle gives a non-slip grip and that is a good thing this knife is SHARP and will cut whatever gets in the way. Yet to use it on game but look like it would make short work of the task in the right hands. Flaw in the sheath strap potential to be cut and finish on the edge of…
Another great knife. I really like the Sharpfinger model Another great knife. I really like the Sharpfinger model, so I bought this one because it also has the guthook.I LOVE the way this company makes their sheaths.I specifically love how the butt-end of the knife rides flush with the top of the belt-loop so the hip-belt on your hunting bakcpack does not push-down on the butt-end of your knife causing the sheath to rotate the knife handle forward making retrieving the knife quickly cumbersome (are you listening Buck?)