Hand Forged Medieval Hunting Knife

Imagine yourself deep in the medieval wilderness, the Hand Forged Medieval Hunting Knife by your side. In these moments out in the wild, having a reliable tool can make all the difference.

Hand Forged Craftsmanship

Forged as one piece from high-carbon steel, this medieval hunting knife combines the rustic charm of the medieval era with the convenience of hunting tools. Carbon steel is renowned for its strength and durability. The single-edged blade has a dark grey spine with a silver cutting edge. The blade has a hammered texture, making it look like it came straight out of the forge.

Wrapped in brown leather, the long handle gives you a secure hold. The pommel of the knife curls to make a loop, adding style and making sure your grip doesn’t slip when in use. This hunting knife comes with a brown leather sheath. The sheath has leather cords at the top to tie the handle when inserted.

A Great Hunting Choice

If you need a functional knife for the great outdoors or a loyal choice for your gear, then this fixed medieval hunting knife is the perfect choice for you. Keep it on your gear thanks to the leather sheath. This allows you to always have this knife on hand when you need it. Its forged finish reduces glare in the outdoors. Its single-edged blade is perfect for skinning, cutting, and piercing. You can add it to your medieval knife collection.

Key Features:

• Fully Functional: Sharpened on one edge.
• Hand Forged Finish: Captures the essence of medieval times.
• High-Carbon Steel Construction: Exceptionally strong and durable.
• Included Sheath: Comes with a leather sheath.
• Enhance Your Kit: Great for your survival and tactical gear.

Materials:

• Blade is high-carbon steel
• Handle wrapped in leather
• Sheath is leather

Care Instructions:

• Check out our Sword Care and Maintenance Guide for all kinds of info on how to take care of your knife and keep it in its best shape.

Measurements:

• Overall Length: 10 Inches
• Blade Length: 4.5 Inches
• Handle Length: 5.5 Inches

Measurements are approximate.