Vaquero

The Vaquero (Cowboy) harkens back to a time in the Old Mexico when Gamblers, Grifter, Hookers, Hustlers All Flocked to anywhere there was Fast Money to make an “Honest Living”. Due to the Culture of the time & not everyone agreeing  that their Trade was an “Honest Living” a common tool for their line of work was a small two-shot (usually) over under pistol, called a Derringer.

The Vaquero Pairs a small Sturdy Handle (Inspired by the Derringer) with a Hawkbill Style Blade; When Held in Reverse Grip it is Reminiscent of the Saca Tripas (A Mexican Agricultural Knife with a Vicious History). This Combination is very well suited for working in tight spaces; Some user may prefer a Reverse Grip other may prefer a Dig Forward style grip. The grip is Strong, Sturdy & Secure; the size combined with the balance makes it Incredibly Fast & Agile.

*The Style of this knife also make is well suited for Pruning types of Tasks*

★Leather Sheath Pocket Sheath
★Leather Handle (Feels Great)
★”Penny Trick” (If you Know, You know)
★”The Cola Boil” Forced Patina Finish
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Over All Length: 5″
Blade Length: 3″
Blade Thickness: 3/16″
Steel: 440c Analog
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