April 5, 2024
Custom Manufactured Beautiful Damascus Steel Hunting Knife (210)
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OVERALL SIZE: 8.10" Long BLADE LENGTH: HANDLE LENGHT: 3.60" Long4.50 BLADE WIDTH: 1.20" (at maximum level_) Number OF Layers: Accessory Type: 256 True LayersGenuine Leather Sheath DURABILITY: Rock Solid Construction, Purpose Built to Perfom Type: Damascus Hunting Knife WEIGHT OF THIS AMAZING Knife: 255 grams (approx) | Weight of leather sheath 75 grams (approx) Age: NEW BLADE MATERIAL: Genuine Hand Forged Damascus steel HANDLE MATERIAL: Deer Stag Powell HEAT TREATMENT: Excellent Heat Treatment | Oil Quenched You will receive same knife as shown in picture ULTIMATE WARIOR (Manufactures and Exporters of Knives) QUALITY STANDARDS Our Damascus blades are made from high quality non-stainless steels which rival or exceed any Damascus blade made from the 10 series with 15N20. Our Damascus combination has taken years to perfect and has been tested under a variety of application which will offer professional performance in categories of toughness, strength (lateral stress) and edge honing and holding ability. In a 5 spot Rockwell test our blades will average near or close to 58 which offers a perfect balances between its toughness and strength.Our blades due to carbon content need to be regularly treated with wax and/or 3 in 1 oil to maintain its superior quality. Questions if you have any question feel free to send us message we
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