Engraved Micarta Clip Point Hunter

A good hunting knife doesn't need to be complicated. It needs to be dependable, comfortable in the hand, and ready when called upon.

This handcrafted clip point hunter was built with those principles in mind, combining practical design, durable materials, and traditional craftsmanship into a knife equally suited for the field or everyday carry.

The blade is forged from high carbon steel, offering excellent edge retention and ease of sharpening. The clip point profile provides a versatile combination of control and cutting performance, making it a longtime favorite among hunters, outdoorsmen, and craftsmen alike.

At the front of the handle, a hand-engraved nickel silver bolster adds both durability and refinement. The detailed engraving reflects the attention devoted to every aspect of the build while creating a smooth transition between blade and handle.

The handle is crafted from green and black Micarta, a material valued for its strength, stability, and excellent grip characteristics. The layered color pattern creates subtle movement and depth while maintaining a clean, understated appearance. Designed for comfort and control, the handle shape settles naturally into the hand and inspires confidence during use.

Along the spine, decorative filework provides another signature touch of craftsmanship. Visible from above and appreciated in hand, the filework highlights the custom nature of the piece without distracting from its functional purpose.

Paired with a handcrafted leather sheath, this knife reflects the balance of utility and artistry that defines a handmade working blade.

Features

• Handcrafted high carbon steel blade
• Clip point hunter profile
• Hand engraved nickel silver bolster
• Green and black Micarta handle
• Decorative filework on the spine
• Handmade leather sheath
• Handmade by Jeff Loehr

Maker's Note:

I've always appreciated materials that work as hard as the knife itself. Micarta has earned that reputation over the years, and when paired with a practical blade design, it creates a knife that feels right at home in the field.

— Jeff Loehr, Bladesmith