Hunting knives, handmade in North Carolina
A hunting knife is judged on belly, not length. The curve between the straight edge and the tip does almost all of the work when you are skinning, and four inches of well shaped steel will break down an elk. Every knife here is ground, heat treated and sharpened by hand.
5 models · 5.0 average from 48 reviews
Hunting
GP1
From $289.99The first Stroup knife. A 4 inch bellied blade for hunting, fishing and camp work.
GP2
From $249.99Smaller than the GP1 with the same belly. The one people end up carrying every day.
GP3
From $249.99A 4.75 inch Seaux blade on the GP2 handle, for skinning and long slicing cuts.
TU2
From $269.99A slimmer handle with a finger hook for a fast draw from the sheath.
MK2 Slim
$249.99The MK2 profile on a slimmer handle for lower-profile carry.
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