Böker Germany Duck Hunter survival knife 02MB399
Böker Germany
Started from a small hardware factory of the Böker family in Germany in the 17th century, Böker became famous in 1869 when they launched their tree-brand knives developed in cooperation with the well-known cutlery-expert Hermann Heuser. The history of Böker has been affected by eventful times, but two things remained: passion and enthusiasm for extraordinary knives. Böker was one of the first companies to offer ceramic knives as a featured product line.
This model is the optimum knife for extended trekking and survival trips. The sturdy 440 stainless steel blade is finely grinded and extremely stable due to its thickness of 5.8 mm. the shape of the blade reminds of a historical Bowie knife and adorns Duck Hunter with a unique appearance. The black plywood handle is framed by a brass cross guard and a heavy brass pommel in the shape of a conventionalized duck head.
Blade material
440
Handle
Wood
Sheath
Leather
Guard / ferrule / bolster
Brass
Pommel / backplate
Brass
Weight:
20.106 oz
Overall length:
14.49″
Blade length:
9.13″
Blade thickness:
0.22″
Country of origin:
Germany
Lanyard hole
Emission offsetting
Greener use of materials
Sources from nature
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