*Functional* Stag-Handled Sgian?

[CMcG]

Oh, all right. . .

I was going to wait until I had a pic of it on my leg from this evening's wedding and then post them all together.

But here are some preliminary pics, I'll post the "in the stocking" one later:

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?...0&l=86ea3c07b3

Thank you sir! It seems to be exactly what you were looking for: a functional work of art The Douglas tartan background is also nice

[lukeyrobertson]

Good Sir, I have a sgian dubh from Jim at Comrie crafts. The blades come honed...very sharp. I have one of his dress sd's and am very happy.

www.scottishsgiandubhs.co.uk

Best wishes!

[Dale Seago]

Good Sir, I have a sgian dubh from Jim at Comrie crafts. The blades come honed...very sharp. I have one of his dress sd's and am very happy.

www.scottishsgiandubhs.co.uk

Best wishes!

I already had this one.

It's pretty. After a LOT of work on the stainless blade, including with a diamond hone, I've managed to get what I consider a functional edge on it. As for "sharp", though, well, perhaps we just have different personal standards.

[Dale Seago]

Thank you sir! It seems to be exactly what you were looking for: a functional work of art The Douglas tartan background is also nice

Just home from the wedding; I have "leg shots" up now in the album.

[CMcG]

Just home from the wedding; I have "leg shots" up now in the album.

Considering the size of your new knife, I'm quite impressed at how smooth it lies in your hose. The flattening on the leg side appears to have quite effective