Damascus Bowie 27 16 Stained Camel Bone
$225.00
Overall Length: 16”
Blade Length: 11”
Blade Material: 1095 & 15N20 High Carbon Steel
Blade Layers: 512
Hardness: 54-58
Tang: Half
Handle Length: 5”
Handle Material: Stained Camel Bone/Hardwood W/Brass Spacers and Hand-cast Brass Bolster.
Sales Tax, 6%
This knife was designed by artist and handcrafted. All our knives are handmade, durable, and unique. This blade is made from high-quality Damascus steel. It is custom-made only for you. The blade of this hunting knife is the result of the saw-blade effect at the microscopic level, allowing the blade to keep cutting while other blades have dulled. The Blade of this knife is 1095 and 15N20 high steel actual layers (512). The blade has given excellent heat treatment and rocks well. The hardness of the blade along its edge is 50 to 54, and along the spine is 42 to 45. The spine of the blade tang has excellent file work. The superb-looking handle of this Unique Hunting knife is made of Beautiful Stained camel bone and hardwood, with brass spacers and a hand-cast brass bolster.
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