April 5, 2024
Cold Steel Black Bear Classic Combat Knife Bowie Japan
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Up for bid is this Black Bear Classic from Cold Steel. This knife has never been used or sharpened. It has only been stored. It is in excellent condition and comes with it's own black leather sheath and sharpening stone. This knife was made in Japan...much better quality than those made is Taiwan! Retails for $489.99 before taxes! LOOK --> /14bbcj.html This classic sub-hilt design fighter was first developed by Bob Loveless, one of the founding members of the knifemaker's guild. It's perhaps the quintessential combat knife. Its 8" blade offers excellent reach and incredible penetration with very little physical effort. The sub hilt practically eliminates the possibility of the hand being dislodged or coming into contact with the blade. Plus, the sub hilt facilitates rapid and effortless withdrawal after insertion. Versions of this design are offered by hundreds of custom knife makers at premium prices. Tfore we thought it was about time to offer premium sub-hilt performance at a more reasonable price, so we designed the Black Bear Classic. We use the same VG-1 San Mai III® stainless that is found in our famous Tanto series. The blades are perfectly heat treated and a double grind is expertly applied. Then the surface of the blade is polished to a beautiful satin finish, and the edges are honed and buffed to hair shaving sharpness!
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