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    Mitchell full tang sgians

    I did some Googling and found a few full tang sgians by knife maker Stuart Mitchell. They are solid looking knives but not really very dressy...



    With a matching dirk:



    Under the name of his father, Pat Mitchell. I think this one needs some jimping.
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    Here's another full tang from PPS knives:


    And one from Brian Lyttle:
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    I'll always take a full tang knife over the alternative

    The choice of material and the degree of ornamentation on the grip would determine whether it's dress or casual.

    Best

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    Quote Originally Posted by CMcG View Post
    I did some Googling and found a few full tang sgians by knife maker Stuart Mitchell. They are solid looking knives but not really very dressy...

    I really like this one, very workman-like, however I couldn't find it on the website....in fact I had problems getting the links to work to see any of his knives
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    Quote Originally Posted by BoldHighlander View Post
    I really like this one, very workman-like, however I couldn't find it on the website....in fact I had problems getting the links to work to see any of his knives
    I found that image on a knife forum:
    http://www.britishblades.com/forums/...The-Definitive

    As for Stuart's website, roll your mouse over where it says "Custom Knives" to create a drop-down menu, then click on one of the numbers. No sgians in there but some nice blades nonetheless.

    Or just PM to the OP seeing as he is working on a full tang sgian
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