Bowie Knife - Trapper

Handy edged weapon with handsome wooden grip

No. 121439

Total length: 39 cm
Blade length: 25 cm
Grip length: 9.5 cm
Weight: 0.4 kg
Blade thickness (base): 4.1 mm
Blade width (base): 3.8 cm

Note

We will only deliver this product to a legal adult.

The "Bowie knife" dates back to the legendary Sandbar Fight in 1827, when James "Jim" Bowie used the knife that would later be named after him. It is still unclear whether his brother, Rezin Pleasant Bowie, or a blacksmith named Jesse Clift who worked for him designed the model.

But such information is trivial compared to excellence of our Bowie Knife Trapper, and that goes for its craftsmanship, too. The upper third of the blade features the characteristic curve. Here there is also a false edge. The non-sharp section about as wide as your thumb at the base lends the blade additional stability. With its ball-shaped ends, the hand guard of brass prevents your hand from sliding while thrusting. The slightly tapered, stained wooden handle has 16 brass rivets, and thanks to its precise weight distribution it feels great in your hand.

A matching brown sheath of genuine leather comes with the knife – its visual highlight is the coarse, light seam.

Included in delivery

Bowie Knife Trapper
With sheath

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