WOOX Arkansas Sharpening Whetstone

Dimensions: 3" x 1" x 0.25". Mined in the Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas. The stones are made of Novaculite, a rock made of quartz crystals that give our Arkansas stones their unique sharpening ability. These crystals have a Mohs hardness of 7 which is much harder than any other steel used for making knife accessories. 

One of Buck's most famous, classic fixed blades is the 120 General. Coveted by many, the 120 is the ultimate hunting knife. Now offered with Buck's premium S35VN steel and green canvas Micarta handles, the 120 is even more impressive. Exclusive, elite, and luxurious, the General remains an exceptional choice for a hunting knife or simply as a collectible. Either way, it is a conversation starter.

Micarta is known for its strength and durability and is nearly impervious to weather, oils, and solvents, making it slip resistant in wet conditions.

• Paul Bos Heat Treat
• Made in the USA
• Buck Knives Forever Warranty

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.

• Type: Pocket Knife
• Overall Length: 6.02 in
• Blade Length: 2.64 in
• Blade Thickness: 0.07 in
• Weight: 2.58 oz
• Blade Material: N690
• Handle Material: Curly Birch Wood, Nickel Silver
• Opener: Nail Nick
• Opening: Manual
• Lock Type: Slipjoint
• Made in: Solingen, Germany
• Color: Green
• Blade Color: Uncoated

The Boker Swell-End Jack is another classic knife shape, which was to be found on European farmers' markets and in the typical general shops of American settlements since the turn of the century. The handy pocket knife owes its name to its traditional design, which becomes noticeably wider towards the end of the handle, thus shifting the knife's centre of gravity backwards. In addition to the satin-finished main blade of ice-hardened N690 with 60 to 61 HRC, the knife is also equipped with a cap lifter that can also be used as a screwdriver. The blade has a modern ricasso and is opened by nail nick. The operating safety of the slipjoint is increased by a 90 degree arrestor during opening and closing. The green stabilised handle scales are made of local burl birch wood, which is characterised by its rich colour and striking grain. The characteristic bolsters are made of nickel silver. Handmade in the Boker Knife Manufactory in Solingen.

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.