Product Details

• You want rare? Here it is. A gorgeous end of WWII vintage two pin stag Hunter!
• You would naturally think that a two pin example would be made prior to a single pin example. Two pins are obviously a hold over from the pre-war period, but I think Bo determined sometime later in the war or just post war that a single pin was sufficient. Probably when more Hunter models, or the new models 3 and 4, started being made.
• This knife is in exceptional condition being struck with the small RMK stamp. The 5 3/16″ length blade is beautiful with the “three and half grind”, a term coined by Pete Hamilton.
• The smaller brass hilt is typical for the period on a smaller blade.
• Seven spacers separate the handle and the abbreviated hilt.
• The gorgeous stag handle is near mint with a nice glossy shop finish. It exhibits the cut back butt found on early stag handles of the period. Simply as good as it gets.
• The left hand riveted Heiser sheath is in near mint condition. Marked “6” on the reverse.
• Unused Soft Arkansas stone resides in the pouch.
• This knife come with official authentication.