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Here's my attempt at making a knife similar to the Loveless Droppoint Hunter.

The steel is 4.4mm thick Niolox Stainless.
The blade has a full flat grind
The bolster is Nickelsilver and is pinned and soldered to the tang.
The Madrone Burl scales and red liners are secured to the Tapered Tang by Epoxy and Corby Bolts.
The sheath was Basketweave Pattern stamped and two tone dyed and secures the knife with an autible "click". Not an easy knife, but sure as anything one I'm proud of.

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