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Couteau à lame fix Cold Steel Kris Dagger CSSWKRISDA 32.3cm
-37,00 €
Couteau à lame fix Cold Steel Kris Dagger 32.3cm CSSWKRISDA
La série Cold Steel Kris, qui comprend une épée et un poignard, s'adresse aux fans d'arts martiaux philippins et à ceux qui souhaitent simplement ajouter un poignard inhabituel à leur collection. La lame est fabriquée en acier au carbone 1055. La lame Kris a une forme de lame modérément ondulée avec trois courbes concaves et une longue pointe vers le bas. Les poignées sont fabriquées en bois dur exotique de sal, enveloppées de fil de fer et ornées d'un traversin en laiton. Fourreau inclus.
112,80 €
149,80 €

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Dagger Cold Steel Arkansas Toothpick 88GTP 33cm
Couteau à lame fix Cold Steel Arkansas Toothpick 33cm 88GTP
La version Cold Steel Arkansas Toothpick 88GTP du poignard est dotée d'une lame à double tranchant distinctive. Le beau manche est en bois malaisien avec un pommeau élégant avec un motif imitation peau d'alligator. Le fourreau est décoré d'éléments décoratifs.
144,94 €

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Fixed blade Knife Cold Steel Facon 88CLR1 30.5cm
Couteau à lame fix Cold Steel Facon 30.5cm 88CLR1
Cold Steel is delighted to present version of this iconic Facon 88CLR1 knife. Forged in the classic shape from 1090 high carbon steel with a wide, thick blade it measures a full 12 long and offers extensive hand filed jimping along the spine. The handle of Facon is also hand carved in traditional fashion out of exotic Malaysian Sal Wood and is capped fore and aft with a nickeled steel bolster and pommel. Even the scabbard of big Facon continues to follow Argentinas tradition by being molded out of thick black leather that is sewn with a center seam and equipped with a fancy nickeled steel chape.
The Facon is the national knife of Argentina where the Gauchos made it famous as its large and simply shaped blade proved ideal for everything from dispatching game and livestock to repairing tack and saddles to cooking and eating the evening meal. With a blade that resembles an oversized chef knife the Facon can trace its roots back to the 14th century where it was widely used and carried by just about everyone, from peasant and serf all the way up to the landed nobility. In fact, it was so popular it jumped the Atlantic Ocean with the first European immigrants and became established through out North and South America. 
144,94 €

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