April 5, 2024
Lock Back Custom Hand Made Damascus Folding Knife-Bk-9043
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Lock Back Custom Hand Made Damascus Folding Knife-Bk-9043 Stained Camel Bone & B ull Horn Handle Hand Made Stainless Steel Bolster Total Size 9.50" Long | Blade is 4.50" Long THIS FOLDING LOCK BACK KNIFE IS HAND MADE WITH HIGH CARBON STEEL (512 LAYERS). THIS IS JUST AN AMAZING WORK OF ART. DAMASCUS STEEL IS RENOWNED FOR IT'S EDGE HOLDING CAPABILITIES. THICKNESS OF THE BLADE CAN BE OBSERVED BY LOOKING AT THE SPINE WHICH IS 4 MM THICK. THIS HUNTING KNIFE BLADE MEASURES MASSIVE 4.50" INCHES. THE OVERALL LENGTH OF THIS HUNTING KNIFE IS MASSIVE 9.50 "INCHES .THIS HANDMADE HUNTING KNIFE HAS A VERY ATTRACTIVE BLADE. THE SPINE CONTAINS A WELL MADE FALSE EDGE. THIS HUNTING KNIFE BLADE HAS BEEN HEAT TREATED TO MAKE IT ACQUIRE ROCKWELL HARDNESS OF 56-60 THUS IT CAN SUSTAIN EDGE FOR A REASONABLE PERIOD OF TIME. THE EDGE HAS BEEN HONED BY MANUEL HOLLOW GRINDING. THE SHAPE, SIZE AND ANGLES INVOLVED IN THIS BLADE ARE SIMPLY UNIQUE. HANDLE OF THIS HUNTING KNIFE IS MADE OF WONDERFUL LOOKING Stained Camel Bone & Bull Horn . HUNTING KNIFE IS COMPLIMENTED WITH A FANTASTIC HAND MADE STAINLESS STEEL BOLSTERS AND LOCK BACK.WEIGHT AND BALANCE OF THIS ELEGANT HUNTING KNIFE IS EXCELLENT HANDLE PROVIDES AND INCREDIBLE GRIP IN PALM AND FEELS GREAT. SHEATH THIS SHEATH IS NOT OF UNIVERSAL SIZE BUT IT IS MADE CUSTOM JUST AS THIS CUSTOM KNIFE. THE KNIFE COMES
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