ASH D722SW Damascus steel handmade hunting skinner Bushcraft knife 8 inches

 

               ASH D722SW Damascus steel handmade hunting skinner Bushcraft knife 8 inches

· Overall length: 8 inches (approximately)

· Blade length: 4 inches (approximately)

· Sheath: hand stitched cowhide leather with a belt loop

· Handle material: Densified wood.

· Weight: 173 grams (approximately)

· Entirely hand made.

. Price: C$89.00

You'll want to obtain the best skinner if you want to save time while skinning your game. Fortunately, we've made it easier for you.

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We choose 15n20 to pair with 1095 for our Damascus steel, it makes up the bright layers in the pattern, as the nickel in the steel resists the ferric-chloride we use to etch blades.

This blade sets between 55 -58 (HRC) on the Rockwell scale.


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