April 5, 2024
Hen & Rooster Stag 10.5 in Like Puma White Hunter Knife
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Hen & Rooster 10.5 inch Stag Trapper Like Puma "White Hunter"This is a very high quality knife from Hen & Rooster (Germany) which they have assembled and finished in Spain. It is 10 9/16 inches overall with a 6+ inch blade which swells toward the front to facilitate light chopping or heavy cutting chores. The edge finishing is excellent and it will easily PUSH through the edge of a sheet of 24 pound computer paper. The blade has a high polish near-mirror finish and is carried full tang through the polished (aluminum or nickel silver) guard and the well fitted slab stag handles. Fitting is excellent throughout with no edges protruding or indented.The blade is Stamped "HR 4902, Spain" on one side and "Hen & Rooster German Stainless" with the Hen and Rooster graphic logo on the other side. The sheath is thick leather welted all the way around to allow the knife to be positioned two ways for left or right handed draw, embossed with "Hen & Rooster German Steel" and the Hen and Rooster graphic logoThe design is extremely close to the Amazingly expensive Puma "White Hunter" (#116375) except it is 1/16 of an inch shorter , has no sharpened top edge and no Lanyard hole.The knife is new and mint in the original box.You must be 18 years or older to bid on this knife. Priority shipping includes delivery confirmation.This knife can be shipped
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