Hunting Knives
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1 - 16 of 83Knife SEBR [08] SKINNER ORANGE fultang, carbon steel Х12МФ, micarta, ABS2mm+TekLockCode: 4008_SEBR_08ModelSEBR
Blade SteelХ12МФ [Industrial]
Hardness of steel, HRC61 - 62
220€Pocket knife "TUNGUS", damascus steel, vengeCode: 51013_DamModelPENKNIFE
Blade SteelDAMASCUS (ШХ15+ХВГ+У8А)
Hardness of steel, HRC60 - 61
180€Knife SEBR [04] FULTANG, carbon steel Х12МФ, poplar burl stabilizedCode: 4004_SEBR_04ModelSEBR
Blade SteelХ12МФ [Industrial]
Hardness of steel, HRC60 - 61
180€Knife SEBR [06] FULTANG, carbon steel У8A, poplar burl stabilizedCode: 4006_SEBR_06ModelSEBR
Blade SteelУ8А carbon steel
Hardness of steel, HRC60 - 61
160€Handmade knife "ОМах eXtra"[20] 95X18 stainless forged steel; ash tree stabilized +pigment(black), brassCode: 6520_OMaxХХModelSKINNER
Blade Steel95Х18 (stainless)
Hardness of steel, HRC59 - 60
260€Handmade knife "ОМах eXtra"[19] 95X18 stainless forged steel; maple burl stabilized +pigment(peach), brassCode: 6519_OMaxХХModelSKINNER
Blade Steel95Х18 (stainless)
Hardness of steel, HRC59 - 60
260€Handmade knife "ОМах eXtra"[16] 95X18 stainless forged steel; maple burl stabilized +pigment(azure dragon), brassCode: 6516_OMaxХХModelSKINNER
Blade Steel95Х18 (stainless)
Hardness of steel, HRC59 - 60
260€Handmade knife "ОМах eXtra"[15] 95X18 stainless forged steel; maple burl stabilized +pigment, brassCode: 6515_OMaxХХModelSKINNER
Blade Steel95Х18 (stainless)
Hardness of steel, HRC59 - 60
260€Handmade knife "ОМах eXtra"[14] 95X18 stainless forged steel; maple burl stabilized +pigment, brassCode: 6514_OMaxХХModelSKINNER
Blade Steel95Х18 (stainless)
Hardness of steel, HRC59 - 60
260€Unique knife "ОМах eXtra"[12] 95X18 stainless forged steel; maple burl stabilized +pigment(black), brassCode: 6512_OMaxХХModelSKINNER
Blade Steel95Х18 (stainless)
Hardness of steel, HRC59 - 60
260€Handmade chopping knife SEBR [03] FULTANG, carbon steel X12MF, vengeCode: 4005_SEBR_05ModelSEBR
Blade SteelХ12МФ [Industrial]
Hardness of steel, HRC60 - 61
240€Unique knife "ОМах eXtra"[10] 95X18 stainless forged steel; maple burl stabilized +pigment(green), brassCode: 6510_OMaxХХModelSKINNER
Blade Steel95Х18 (stainless)
Hardness of steel, HRC59 - 60
260€Unique knife "ОМах eXtra"[09] 95X18 stainless forged steel; maple burl stabilized +pigment(burgundy), brassCode: 6509_OMaxХХModelSKINNER
Blade Steel95Х18 (stainless)
Hardness of steel, HRC59 - 60
260€Unique knife "ОМах eXtra"[08] 95X18 stainless forged steel; maple burl stabilized +pigment(red), brassCode: 6508_OMaxХХModelSKINNER
Blade Steel95Х18 (stainless)
Hardness of steel, HRC59 - 60
260€Unique knife "ОМах eXtra"[07] 95X18 stainless forged steel; maple burl stabilized +pigment(yellow), brassCode: 6507_OMaxХХModelSKINNER
Blade Steel95Х18 (stainless)
Hardness of steel, HRC59 - 60
260€Unique knife "ОМах eXtra"[06] 95X18 stainless forged steel; maple burl stabilized +pigment (green), brassCode: 6506_OMaxХХModelSKINNER
Blade Steel95Х18 (stainless)
Hardness of steel, HRC59 - 60
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Hunters have been using knives for hunting since ancient times. They are essential for skinning, disembowelling, and preparing games, as well as for general tasks. Most hunting knife blades are curved and sharp for easy glide into animal flesh. The handle is usually made of wood, with the blade made of stainless steel. When choosing a hunting knife, it is important to select one that suits your needs. Do you need hefty, sturdy knives for cutting large hunted prey? Or perhaps smaller, lighter blades for skinning and disembowelling smaller animals? Consider the size and weight of the knife, the type of steel it is made from, and its properties. Hunting knives are a necessary tool for hunters and nature enthusiasts. By using the right knife and maintaining it properly, you can be assured of having a reliable tool for many years.
Knives for skinning
We all know that there is a peculiar tool for every activity, for example, specialised kitchen and survival knives, some specific camping knives, and also a particular knife for skinning. The process of skinning an animal is the most difficult and tedious part of hunting, but it can be made easier by using a high-quality skinning knife. Multi-purpose tools are not suitable for skinning. When choosing a skinning knife, it is useful to know a few things to avoid. For example, stay away from long, heavy blades. They will cause quick wrist and arm fatigue during the skinning process. Moreover, long blades will not allow you to make the precise and important cuts required to separate the skin from the muscle tissue. It is best to opt for a short, thin, and lightweight knife. Replaceable blade knives are the least durable because the point where the blades join the handle has a hinge and this hinge can break. They are not meant to be twisted or struck. However, replaceable blade knives are usually cheaper than standard fixed-blade knives. Fixed-blade knives will always last longer. Furthermore, the blades of any high-quality fixed- blade knife run as one continuous piece throughout its whole length. It has no weak points because there are no moving parts.
Skinners
The skinner is a special knife because its purpose highly differs from other hunting knives. These knives have a sharp cutting edge, making them ideal for skinning. The cuts come out equal and easy to control. Skinners allow you to make even the tiniest cuts during the skinning process.