Cold Steel Bowie Blade Bushman Durable Resistant 7" SK-5 High Carbon Fixed Blade Outdoor Survival Hunting Knife, 5.25" Hollow Handle, Secure-Ex Sheath with Ferrocerium Fire Steel
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$19.98
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Cold Steel Bowie Bushman. 12.25" overall length. 6.5" SK-5 High Carbon black finished blade. Heat-treated and tempered to RC54. Blade is 2.5mm thick. Secure-Ex sheath which houses a high-quality Ferrocerium Fire Steel Included!
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- BUILT TO ENDURE - Forged from a single piece of SK-5 high-carbon steel, the Bowie Blade Bushman knives have no seams or joints, and are unmatched in durability; Heat-treated and tempered to RC54, these knives perform reliably in harsh conditions
- RAZOR SHARP - The Bushman survival knife features a blade ground to an extra-thin edge, honed and buffed by hand to achieve razor-sharp precision; Perfect for bushcraft and survival, these blades handle delicate tasks like skinning, slicing, and carving
- HOLLOW HANDLE - Designed for versatility, the Bushman's hollow handle will accept survival supplies; It can also accept handle extensions to increase reach, leverage, or throwing ease, making it a go-to tool for adventurers & bushcraft enthusiasts alike
- SECURE-EX SHEATH - Each Bushman hunting knife comes with a rugged Secure-Ex sheath; The sheath includes a Ferrocerium Fire Steel, providing a reliable solution; Together, they form an essential survival kit, ensuring you're always ready for the wilderness
- SPECS - Weight: 10.1oz; Blade Thickness: 2.5mm; Blade Length: 7in; Blade Steel: SK-5 High Carbon; Handle Length: 5 1/4in Long; Overall Length: 12-1/4in; Additional Features: Secure-Ex Sheath; Knife Type: Fixed Blade; Blade Shape: Clip Point
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