Almazan Custom Handmade Damascus Steel 10" Hunting Knife

This damascus blade is handmade from high quality damascus steel. This knife is a standard hunting Knife Comes with Leather sheath.The hunting knife features a full tang damascus steel blade that is durable and well-balanced. This knife will make any cutting task easy and possible. This knife skinned the animal and cut up the meat also used to kill deer and boar.The great knife for outdoor as well as collectors. The handle makes controlling this knife easy. handle that provides solid and comfortable grip. Blade has been given a good heat treatment to get it well hardened.

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Knife Quality

The Process of making a forged Knife is usually more expensive, time-consuming and labor-intensive than making a stamped Knife. The blades don’t tend to bend or go in unintended directions when cutting firm objects, like a stamped Knife may do sometimes when you’re cutting a squash. The Use of the Forging Process for a Knife is to Ensure better-quality, more comfortability and its efficiency to use.

Product Feature

Blade Material

Damascus Steel is famous for its feature of durability.

Blade & handle

The knife has Full tang blade, 4 Brass Pins, 2 beautiful bross lined with bone, 1 Beautiful lanyard Hole, 3 finger groove & Amazing bolster design on the handle.

Blade Edge

The knife has high-quality content to give an excellent edge and sharp skills. stunning quality and durability

Blade Tip

Tip: This is often the purpose of the blade . It’s primarily used for precision cuts and quick cuts.

How our Knives are made:

Our carbon steel Knives are made up of multiple metals which are fused together to create a single piece. The Combination between steel types creates those distinctive and beautiful patterns.
The Strength of carbon steel is directly associated with its quality. Our carbon steel Knives blend some high quality materials, and the forging process is meticulous to ensure that there are no voids, cracks, or risk of delamination while you’re working with the metal.