Ref: R336X2
Description: Damascus Collectors Hunting Knife (New) with leather sheath.
Blade: Damascus Steel
About the manufacture of Damascus Steel (according Wikipedia):
Pattern welding is the practice in sword and knife making of forming a blade of several metal pieces of differing composition that are forge-welded together and twisted and manipulated to form a pattern. Often called Damascus steel, blades forged in this manner often display bands of slightly different patterning along their entire length. These bands can be highlighted for cosmetic purposes by proper polishing or acid etching.
About the Knife:
OVERALL LENGTH: 9" INCHES Approx. 23cm
THIS KNIFE BLADE: 4.25" INCHES Approx. 11cm
THE DAMASCUS STEEL BLADE: High quality Original Damascus steel 1095 and 15n20(512 layers) forged welded
HAS ACHIEVED ROCKWELL HARDNESS OF 58 IN THE LAB AND HAS VERY SHARP CUTTING ABILITY
THE HANDLE IS MADE WITH THE COMBINATION OF *DEER STAG HORN WITH BROWN WOOD* THE HANDLE PROVIDES EXCELLENT GRIP.
THE KNIFE COMES WITH CUSTOM MADE GENUINE TOP QUALITY LEATHER SHEATH WHICH FITS ON KNIFE PERFECTLY.
PAYMENT: We accept Paypal or EFT. Proof of payment to be emailed to the seller
DELIVERY TIME: We ship your knife, once we receive your payment, and a tracking number will be emailed to you.
KNIFE CARE TIPS For All Damascus Knives.
There Are Some Tips For You To Look After Your Knives:
1 - After Use, Wash The Blade, Dry It, & Apply WD-40, Vegetable Oil, OR Any Lubricated Oil OR Vaseline On The Blade And Other Damascus Steel Area To Prevent Rust.
2 -Carbon Steel Will Change Colors With Time But Will Still Perform Well. Clean The Brass & Handle Metal With Brass Cleaner. Damascus Is Very Ease To Clean and Seems To Be Rust Resistant When Taken Care Off.
3 -Sometimes Damascus Gets Dark With Age. To Brighten Up The Blade, Sand It Lengthwise With A High Grit, or Worn Piece Of Sand Paper (Raigmaar). This Just Hits The Raised Portions Of The Etched Pattern And Makes The Blade Look Brighter.
4 - Don’t Store The Knife Near Water OR in WET Sheath
5 - Tanning Chemicals used in Leather CAN Cause Stains on Any type of Blade, Rather not Store in Sheath.
PLEASE CONTACT ME IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS!
