The Bloodline
Drop Point Hunter
| Model | Drop Point Hunter |
| Steel Type | Stainless Steel Farrier Rasp |
| Hardness (HRC) | 60 HRC |
| Handle Material | Mammoth Bone, Carbon Fiber backed Cholla Cactus, Glow in the Dark Spacer |
| Overall Length | 8 3/4 inches |
| Grip Length | 4 inches |
There’s a stillness to this one — the kind you find at the edge of dusk, just before the wind shifts.
The Bloodline Drop Point Hunter is shaped from farrier rasp, 4 inches of honest edge and a drop point that knows how to find its mark. At 8 ¾ inches overall, it’s long enough to work with, short enough to carry close. Hardened to 60 HRC, ready to hold when things get rough.
But the handle’s where the desert speaks.
Mammoth bone runs down the spine like fossil ivory, its age visible in every ripple and vein. The front half is cast cholla cactus — real desert thorn backed in carbon fiber — hardened and sealed like something pulled from volcanic rock. Between the two: a spacer that glows faint green in low light, like embers tucked under ash.
It’s a knife made for the in-between — light and dark, now and then, bone and blaze.
