David Dundee Crocodile Bowie Knife

Description:

This Crocodile Bowie knife is sharper than a razor with the two-angle blade edge. The stainless steel blade is 9.3 inches long. The forward end of the spine is tapered, allowing more piercing power. Seven serrations are featured on the spine to further extend the wide range of uses for this knife. It makes a perfect camping knife and is large enough to complete heavy tasks. A wide, steel hand guard is implemented on the knife for protection of your second most valuable survival tool, the hand (second only to the brain). Natural carved wood is riveted to the blade tang. The wood grip feels very natural when holding the knife. Four finger grooves will provide you with tight grip on the knife. The pommel is steel, satin finished. It has the weight of a high class knife, but is agile like an artistic tool. You can find more and more uses for this knife every time you use it. A thick nylon sheath is included. The sheath has a stiff frame with a belt loop fastened at the core. Since it's first inception in the 1800's, the Bowie knife has been very formidable in all situations, including fights. It was made famous after a fight between a man with the last name Bowie, and several other men. Bowies unique knife style was partially to credit for his survival. Several variations have been developed from the Bowie knife style since, providing wide support for the blade format.

 

Specifications:

Length: Overall: 14.8 Inches, Blade: 9.3 Inches
Blade: Thickness: 3.2mm, Material: Stainless Steel
Handle: 4.5 Inches, Two Rivets
Grip: Natural Wood, Stain Finish
Sheath: Thick Nylon, Belt Loop, Securing Strap