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AFK Hunting Knife, Wood Inlay

Description

Handle inlay made of stabilised poplar wood.

An extraordinary, archaic-looking hunting knife. The special surface structure of the blade immediately catches the eye. It is produced by controlled grinding and a specially developed heat treatment process. The full-length blade is made of rustproof Böhler N690 steel. The handle scales are made of slightly textured linen micarta and have a steel or wood inlay. Supplied with a handmade cowhide sheath with belt loop. Rustproof, hardness 60 HRC.

*Steel analysis: C = 1.07 / Si = 0.4 / Mn = 0.4 / Co = 1.5 / Cr = 17 / Mo = 1.1 / V = 0.1 (in %)

Properties

Bevel: double
Blade length: 115 mm
Blade structure: Monosteel
Blade thickness: 2.5 mm
Blade width: 30 mm
Hand guard: Yes
Handle material: Linen micarta/poplar wood
Hardness: 60 HRC
Lieferumfang: Leather sheath
Overall length: 240 mm
Rustproof: Yes
Steel cutting layer: Böhler N690
Weight: 210 g

Properties

Bevel: double
Blade length: 115 mm
Blade structure: Monosteel
Blade thickness: 2.5 mm
Blade width: 30 mm
Hand guard: Yes
Handle material: Linen micarta/poplar wood
Hardness: 60 HRC
Lieferumfang: Leather sheath
Overall length: 240 mm
Rustproof: Yes
Steel cutting layer: Böhler N690
Weight: 210 g

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AFK

Hungarian knifemaker Attila Kertész has been making hunting knives and exclusive collector‘s knives by hand since 1986. Since 2004, he has been a member of the Hungarian Knifemakers’ Guild and since 2014 of the German Knifemakers' Guild.

Name: AFK
Mailing address: Budapesti út 44
3104 Salgótarján
Ungarn
Homepage: https://www.afk-knives.com
Email address: afk.knives@gmail.com

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