| Content | Caspian Bowie Hunter from Kizlyar Supreme
Like the Caspian Sea, this knife unites the best of the East and West in the way of key knife features. The clip point blade shape resembles that commonly known in America for its usefulness in cutting and cleaning wild game. The full tang handle features a Russian root-wood Walnut as strong as the AUS-8 Stone Wash, stainless steel blade. The choil and finger guard allow for safe and tricky cuts. The premium dangler-style leather sheath that is included displays the clever Russian craftsmanship allowing for high or low carry with its double loop design.
Key Features:
- 5 1/2" AUS-8 stainless steel blade
- Real Root-wood Walnut Handle
- Full tang handle construction
Specs:
Overall: 10 1/2"
Blade Length: 5 1/2"
Handle Length: 4 7/8"
Thickness at Guard: .15"
Blade Steel: AUS-8
Handle Material: Walnut
| Case trapper is about 4 1/8 inches long (folded/closed) and weighs approximately 3.5 ounces. The handle is Natural Bone . The bolsters are highly polished nickel silver. This knife utilizes a 3 1/4" clip blade and 3 1/4" spay blade. Stamped with pattern number 6254 SS, the blade material is true-sharp surgical stainless steel etched with "United States navy".
| Boker is proud to present the Classic straight razor. This "entry-level" model allows them to bridge the gap between affordable pricing and very high-quality standards. The result is a straight razor with an outstanding price-performance ratio. The Boker Classic straight razor features a 5/8" blade with a rounded head. The stainless steel blade is ground extra hollow with a ridge. The black synthetic handle scales are moisture-resistant and add a modern touch. Each razor is made completely by hand in the Boker Manufactory in Solingen, Germany and comes in traditional packaging with a certificate of authenticity.
| The extra long thick blade is 172 mm, 3.2 mm thick with and has a black anti-corrosive DLC-coating. Of course, the carbon steel is of highest quality and treated according to our secret company recipe in our factory in Mora. Its spine is ground specially for use with a fire starter and has a MOLLE compatible sheath of heavy duty nylon. This knife is designed especially for bushcraft and survival activities.
| 10.75 inch overall. 5.38 inch sawback stainless spear point blade. Black knurled stainless handle. Black and gray camo finish blade. Pommel unscrews to reveal a compass inside cap and small survival kit stored in clear acrylic tube in handle. O-ring sealed. Sheath also stores a 4.88 inch overall skinner with 1.38 inch guthook blade. One piece stainless construction with flathead screwdriver end, bottle/can opener, and nylon lanyard. Also stored inside sheath is a pullout tray with latex powerbands for slingshot. Back of tray features ruler, S.O.S. Signals and signaling mirror. Outside of sheath features several feet of nylon cord, black coated stainless metal arms at tip of sheath that flip out to serve as slingshot, and a sharpening stone on the back. Boxed.
| Morakniv Black Bushcraft Black 12490
The Bushcraft series is a staple of Morakniv. This fixed blade is a great outdoors knife that can get just about any task done. Rubber handles ensure a great grip while still being comfortable. The carbon steel blade is coated black to protect from corrosion. The back of the blade can be used with a fire starter. The spine of the blade is ground especially for that purpose. Comes with a plastic sheath.
Morakniv is based in Ostnor Sweden, where knives have been crafted for over a century. Once they were made in every home by local craftsmen who passed down their skills from generation to generation. Today those skills are under one roof at Morakniv.
Features:
- Fixed Blade
- Drop Point Blade
- Black Coated Blade
- Blade Spine Doubles as Fire Starter
Specifications:
- Blade Length: 4-1/4"
- Handle Length: 5"
- Overall Length: 9-1/4"
- Blade Steel: Carbon Steel
- Blade Thickness: 0.12"
- Blade Hardness: 58-60 HRC
- Handle Material: Rubber
- Handle Thickess: 0.86"
- Sheath Material: Plastic
- Weight: 4.2 oz.
- Made in Sweden
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