Karambit claw survival bushcraft knife Snake I sheath kydex case C16901 brown

Description: Specification:Snake BST I knife (C16901-BR)Single-edged knife sharpened on both sidesOverall length in a straight line: ≈ 14cm / 5.51"Straight length of blade: ≈ 6.6cm / 2.6"Blade length: ≈ 7.1cm / 2.8"Thickness of the blade: ≈ 3mmHandle length: ≈ 11cm / 4.33"Blade material: 440C stainless steelBlade finish: (Stonewash: Matte finish achieved by "bathing" the blade as well as the head in grit. Chaotically distributed, irregular, fine scratches mask well the subsequent scratches that occur during use).Hardness: 58 HRCHandle (material): Micarta (Laminate of layers of canvas or paper embedded in epoxy resin and compressed under pressure. Resistant to water and most common chemicals. Durability only slightly less than G-10. Depending on the choice of canvas or paper, interesting colour effects and a variety of textures can be achieved. Micarta is machined by cutting and can also be given a non-slip texture even at the pressing stage. Mainly used in medium and high-end knives).Weight : ≈ 95g / 3.3oz (knife), 85g / 2.9oz (case)Sheath material : KydexCover / case includedTop quality !!! Karambit - Indonesian self-defence knife The karambit is a small knife with a curved blade and handle, ending in a circle into which a finger is inserted. It was first used by the Minangkabau people, who lived in West Sumatra, and the shape of the knife is said to have been inspired by the claws of large cats. It was initially used as an agricultural tool, but a modified karambit with a more strongly curved blade began to be used - in the Philippines, among others - also as a weapon. The karambit is considered to be the most effective tool for self-defence.

Price: 87.99 USD

Location: Bialystok

End Time: 2024-09-09T10:11:28.000Z

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