ppaynter
Well-Known Member
I brought this knife 4 months ago don't get out enough to use it and I have my old faithful RRP £145
I'm looking for £100 but open to offers its unused and comes with a nice leather sheath
The ESEE Ashley Emerson Game Knife was designed by Ashley Emerson and was born from his vast experience handling game in the field. The lengths of both the blade and the handle have been optimised for leverage for jobs like splitting a sternum. The handle incorporates a guard, a full tang, a proven grip shape, and a radiused lanyard hole large enough for a loop of 550 cord. The scales are Canvas Micarta, which is a solid handle material that doesn’t slip when wet.
Ashley has used a wide variety of scale materials, and he prefers Micarta for working knives, as the grip and feel is way more important when working game than the scales being impervious to sweat, blood, and other fluids. Like the stone-washed black-oxide blade, the scales develop a great “worn-in” look with use. The blade width allows for working inside the pelvic cavity of the average whitetail, and the subtle sweep of the blade places the point in line with the handle. This still allows an optimal drop point and an edge that is continually curved. With no sharpening notch at the choil, you won’t have to worry about the knife catching on hides. Supplied with a leather sheath.
I'm looking for £100 but open to offers its unused and comes with a nice leather sheath
The ESEE Ashley Emerson Game Knife was designed by Ashley Emerson and was born from his vast experience handling game in the field. The lengths of both the blade and the handle have been optimised for leverage for jobs like splitting a sternum. The handle incorporates a guard, a full tang, a proven grip shape, and a radiused lanyard hole large enough for a loop of 550 cord. The scales are Canvas Micarta, which is a solid handle material that doesn’t slip when wet.
Ashley has used a wide variety of scale materials, and he prefers Micarta for working knives, as the grip and feel is way more important when working game than the scales being impervious to sweat, blood, and other fluids. Like the stone-washed black-oxide blade, the scales develop a great “worn-in” look with use. The blade width allows for working inside the pelvic cavity of the average whitetail, and the subtle sweep of the blade places the point in line with the handle. This still allows an optimal drop point and an edge that is continually curved. With no sharpening notch at the choil, you won’t have to worry about the knife catching on hides. Supplied with a leather sheath.
