This Sunday the DB-322

The Scrap Yard DB-322 sports an 8” blade and backs its strength with a .210” thick piece of SR-101. The flat saber grind begs to cut and the Resiprene C handle brings comfort with every swing.
Its looks call out the need to subdue objects in its way. This knife will find its home in the woods, workshop or as your dinner guest slicing that 4-inch-thick U.S. Prime steak!!!






There is a limited quantity for the first run so the quickest Dogs will prevail. These blades will be offered on Sunday, March 6th at 9:00 PM Eastern Time.
The first run special offer provides a Scrap Satin finished knife for $199.95 that would normally sell for $209.95. You save $10.00. A Stone Washed version will be offered at $179.95 that would normally be priced at $189.95. You save $10.00.
These knives will be posted on the Scrap Yard website as well as the Busse and Swamp Rat sites.

Specs:
SYKCO DB-322
Blade Length: Approx. 8"
Overall Length: Approx. 13"
Thickness: Approx. .210"
Grind/Bevel: Flat Saber
Steel: SR-101
Hardness: 58-60Rc
Please Note: Standard Shipping & Handling Charges Apply.

Pricing:
Scrap Satin 1st Run Special Price: $199.95
Stone Washed 1st Run Special Price: $179.95













There is a Danny The Bull Sheath available in brown or black leather . The regular price is $54.95. The first run offer is $49.95 That's a $5.00 savings. This sheath is 100% U.S.A made (No Bull) and features the following:

• Right-handed belt loop that is triple riveted for strength
• Double stitching
• Stained & nicely finished edge
• 8 oz. leather (approx. 1/8” thick)
• Vegetable tanned leather with No SALTS whatsoever!!!
• 30 day exchange policy for defect

Sheath Shipping & Handling is FREE if your sheath is shipped with your knife.


Long Live The Brotherhood Of The Yard

Dumpster Dan & ScrapSquatch

If you click on a the "db322" link on the email it takes you to the trash 2 offering from 2020.. just a FYI incase future confusion from others

Interesting blade for sure!

It's limited, so one of you guys can lay claim to the one I was gonna get.

Now THAT'S what I was talking about !

What's the reason for the humps on the spine I wonder. Are they purely aesthetic as I personally would find it cleaner looking without them and I'd imagine they are a nuisance for a sheath maker but maybe there is a good reason.

That's my kind of knife! Hopefully I'll be quick enough to get them. Congrats Dan!
Would love to see 10" version in .35" stock as future offering if you accept requests 😁

Any chance for a close up shot to see the grind a bit better?

Man, that's one good looking blade! If I had the money I'd be all over that satin model!

As for the hump question above, it's a thumb stop for choking up on the blade using the choil. Once you use it, you begin to understand and appreciate it. Last thing you want when using your hand directly on the blade is for anything to slip

That's a beauty!

Gotta' have it !

Hmm. This seems like a nice blade to get back into the heavy bowie market.

Do it!!!

TED! Glad to see you again. I hope things are going better for you.

This is growing on me but unemployment means mandatory pass.

I have to stop looking at this or I might do something really stupid. One kid in college, one going next fall, one more going in two years, and another one four years from now....

That satin model is REALLY calling to me though....

Anyone want to buy a rifle?

Don't shoot them !!!!!!

Good to hear from you again Josh !

Dan, we are supposed to have some strong storms moving in on Sunday ; please save a satin DB-322 for me.

Why does that sound a little more like a Hog tactic than a Dog trick...Bravo!!!

LOL
Dan

When you live where WE do, you pay attention to the weather. I will try to be on the computer if the weather permits, as I really want that satin DB-322.

Yeah, the wide open plains where Tom lives lets some really strong storms build up and come through.

Your not kidding...only the weather tuff can handle that kind of change

Dan

Well, we survived the first round of storms, but several more to follow.

Reckon I’ll have to pass on this one and just have to depend on my Scrapper 6 (S6 don’tcha know )

As for the hump question above, it's a thumb stop for choking up on the blade using the choil. Once you use it, you begin to understand and appreciate it. Last thing you want when using your hand directly on the blade is for anything to slip [/quote]

Thanks. I get thumb ramps but it looked very far forward to me than anything else I have, plus 2 humps. I prefer jimping myself and a flat spine.

Don’t get me wrong, I’d love one but I have several large blades to pick from. In my old age and extremely limited funds I am trying to limit myself to item we actually need/would use. After all, I don’t have uncle Tom’s money.

^^^^ Extremely limited funds .................HA!!! Randy is the only guy I know who could loan Jeff Bezos money.

HA! He still hasn’t paid me back for the last time yet.

Got er' done! One Scrap Satin DB-322 on order.

Congrats...

They are up and its the fastest mover yet. Dogs do like their steel

Dan

I like this knife so much that I bought a stonewashed one to go with my satin.