Custom Handmade Damascus Steel Stag Horn Handle Hunting Bowie Knife with Leather Sheath

Specifications

Overall Length: 8 Inches approx
Blade Length: 4 Inches approx
Blade Thickness: 5 mm
Handle Length: 4 Inches approx

Blade Profile: Razor sharp
Blade Materials: 1095 High Carbon Steel,15n20 Hand Forged
Sharpness: Introductory Sharp, Angled Edge, Can be honed to Razors Edge
Handle Materials: stag horn

All specifications are approximate.

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Note:- We ship our products via DHL . there is some far places where special services are required with extra charges of $30.We will inform if there is Remote area before shipping.

*Avoid abrasives.
Avoiding abrasives–rough cloths, metal polishes, steel wool, etc–is important to maintain the look and quality of the blade, because if you do use an abrasive or metal cleaner it will remove the etched oxidation that you want on a damascus knife to show the pattern. Once the etch is significantly altered, we recommend sending your blade back to the maker for re-etching service.
*Be mindful of when and where you use your Damascus blade.
A carbon steel damascus blade is especially susceptible to damage when used on acidic foods (fruits, for example), in wet, humid environments, and for field dressing game. These uses and environments can remove the etching of the blade.
When you do use damascus, remember to wash and dry it immediately, taking care to not rub the blade roughly. Using a microfiber or cotton cloth to dry it, the softer material will not wear the blade.
* Store it properly to keep it rust-free.
When not in use, it’s important to keep the Damascus steel knife in a dry interior environment, where it will not be affected by extreme moisture or temperature changes. After cleaning and waxing your knife, storing it in a box or padded zipper case, your knife will keep well.
When out in the field with your knife, make sure that you don’t keep it in a wet environment for long periods of time. Don’t store your damacus knife (or any knife for that matter) in a leather sheath – acids and chemicals are used to tan leather and can lead to oxidation over time due to the normal moisture found in the air.
In addition, keep an eye out for a wet handle: the moisture from the handle can also rust the blade, so keeping the entire knife dry is important. Humidity does not affect synthetic handle materials.
By taking good care of your Damascus steel knife, your knife will last longer and maintain its unique look.