Handmade Hunting Knives

Custom Damascus Handmade Hunting Knife. With Leather Sheath. Top Quality

Custom Damascus Handmade Hunting Knife. With Leather Sheath. Top Quality

• Quality Material Used 15N25 & 1075
• Over 200 layers of damascus steel
• Retains sharp edge after rough and tough use
• Razor sharp and rock solid. Hardness 58-60 Hrc on rockwell scale
• Ideal for Bushcraft activities

Blade: 7 inch handle 5 inch. Natural bone handle. Damascus guard. Comes with leather sheath.

List Price: $ 99.00

Price: $ 99.00

Custom Damascus Handmade Hunting Knife. With Leather Sheath. Top Quality

Custom Damascus Handmade Hunting Knife. With Leather Sheath. Top Quality

• Quality Material Used 15N25 & 1075
• Over 200 layers of damascus steel
• Retains sharp edge after rough and tough use
• Razor sharp and rock solid. Hardness 58-60 Hrc on rockwell scale
• Ideal for Bushcraft activities

Blade: 4 inch handle 4 inch. Ram’s horn handle. Damascus bolsters. Comes with leather sheath.

List Price: $ 70.00

Price: $ 70.00

Hock Hand Crafted Small Detail Knife, 1-1/16″ x 1/4″ Blade

Hock Hand Crafted Small Detail Knife, 1-1/16″ x 1/4″ Blade

• High Quality blade
• Hand Crafted
• Made from the finest steel
• Bubinga handles
• Handle made for comfort and provide excellent cutting edge

Famous for his high quality plane blades, Ron Hock has manufactured these carving knives, made from the finest steel and ground razor sharp. Sculpted Bubinga handles were designed for comfort and provide excellent cutting edge control. Knives are hand made and range from 5-1/2″ to 6″ overall. Listed blade dimensions are approximate.

List Price: $ 31.49

Price: $ 31.49

Special Big Game Hunting Knife , Premium skinning, gutting tool

Special Big Game Hunting Knife , Premium skinning, gutting tool

• Handle: Waxed Arctic Birch, length 5″ with steel fitting
• Blade: New special style Black side 0.8% high carbon steel, length 4″, width 1″, hardness 59 on Rockwell
• Sheath: Black leather with “Lapin Puukko” logo. Has a belt loop that holds belts up to 2″ wide.
• This is great knife for big game gutting!
• Handmade in Finland.

Handle is shaped to fit even for a bigger hand! This is the ULTIMATE hunting/ skinning knife! Razor sharp and meant for heavy use!

Lapin Puukko was founded near Arctic Circle in 1974 as a “one man company” by Esa Silvola. Today Lapin Puukko employs five knife makers and all the knives and sheaths are still handmade with the utmost excellence and craftsmanship.

Due to the lightly oiled finish and the nature of the Arctic birch wood these knife handles have a warm, comfortable and firm feel. Each individual knife has a molded, hand fit leather sheath, precisely made for the exact knife.

These knives are razor sharp, have long edge retention and are easy to sharpen. They are comfortable, light weight and durable. The Puukko is an excellent tool that will last for decades. They can be rugged working knives or exquisitely fine-looking collector items, even both at the same time!

List Price: $ 119.00

Price: $ 119.00

Fox Black Hunting Knife 5.1inch Blade 10.4inch Overall Length Stainless Steel 430 Bolsters

Fox Black Hunting Knife 5.1inch Blade 10.4inch Overall Length Stainless Steel 430 Bolsters

• Black Fox Hunting Knife.
• Blade: 5.1″. overall: 10.4″.

Bolsters: Stainless steel 430.

List Price: $ 69.68

Price: $ 43.35

Lynx Hunting Puukko Knife

Lynx Hunting Puukko Knife

• Blade: length 2 7/8″, width 1″ polished high carbon (0.8%) steel, 59 on Rockwell
• Handle: 4 1/4″ Curly birch
• Sheath: Lynx image decorated leather
• Traditional puukko hunting knife ~ pretty and functional!
• The blade is oiled before shipping.

Puukkojunkkari (name for 19th century thugs in South Ostrobothnia) is a family business in Finland’s “puukko making capitol”, Kauhava. They take a great pride of their name and honor Ostrobothnia’s long history of knife making.

The Finnish sheath-knife and its use were traditionally associated with the customs of communities. It became almost a national symbol during the Second World War, when the knife industry flourished. The Härmä (South Ostrobothnian) puukko knife is an important element of local history. The Härmä knife was associated with the history of the “häjyt” or “puukkojunkkarit” (troublemakers) of Härmä, knife fights and the heyday of knife-bearing thugs around the middle of the 19th century. During its history, the Härmä knife has evolved from a utility knife to a gift item and collectible. Its reputation has partly been maintained by the symbolic values attached to it. The Härmä knife was once regarded as the weapon of the häjyt, but also as a symbol of the home region and the spirit of South Ostrobothnia. Today It is the hunting and carving knife of choice for many Finns in this historic area. South Ostrobothnians are still known of their self-motivation, pride and self-determination along with their craftsmanship.

Comes with a little information tag in Finnish, Swedish, German and English.

List Price: $ 89.90

Price: $ 89.90

Wilderness Bushcraft Combo Knife

Wilderness Bushcraft Combo Knife

• Leuku Handle: 5 1/4″ Stained Curly Birch & Reindeer Antler
• Blade: length 5 5/8″, width 1 1/16″ High Carbon Steel ( 0.8%, 59 on Rockwell )
• Puukko Handle: 4 1/2″ Curly Birch & Reindeer Antler
• Blade: 3 3/8″, width 11/16″ High Carbon Steel ( 0.8%, 59 on Rockwell )
• Sheath: Individually handmade Natural color leather.

This is a light and well balanced leuku puukko combo for its size! Both knives have longer handles even for a bigger hand, a hint of finger guard and great blade length ( 5 5/8″ ) to get the work done. It is designed for perfect control. Would be a great hunting knife combo!

Harri Merimaa is one of the premier knife makers from Bothnia providence, Western Finland. He has very unique style and he is a third generation knife maker, whose family is renowned for their commitment to inimitable Finnish quality and superior Bothnian Puukko design. There is a passion for excellence and quality that is obvious when you hold one of these high caliber Finnish hunting knives.

Leuku is a Finnish word for a knife used mostly by Lapland (Northern Finland) people, Sámi. It is a very versatile knife, developed from the needs of the reindeer herder-lifestyle of the Sámi people. They are all-purpose knives rather than woodworking knives. The handles are typical of those used in the far North. They provide a solid grip for the draw strokes that are favored where the hands are often gloved, or stiff with cold. The wide flat pommel allows the use of the second hand to apply force to the point. The sheaths take almost the entire handle, which is a reflection of how serious a lost leuku can be in the wilderness.

In the larger sizes they combine the functions of camp knife and machete, and are used for everything from building shelters and gathering firewood, to butchering reindeer. It is an excellent outdoor tool for bush crafting. On the northern tundra a 8 or 9 inch leuku is far better to chop firewood with than an ax, as brush and willows are to weak to offer the ax the resistance needed for a easy cut. The leuku just slices thin branches off easily with a flick of your hand. But the big one also splits larger firewood well with the use of a baton. For fishing and hunting it is very handy as it is both knife and ax in one.

List Price: $ 169.90

Price: $ 169.90