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A good hawkbill skinner knife should combine a specialized blade shape with rugged
combining a full tang blade for strength with a camel bone handle and brass pommel and clip detailing for a refined
and general campsite work that shorter fixed blades struggle with
The result is a knife that is as much a piece of craftsmanship as it is a working blade
A side bolt advances the tip with one satisfying flick
Micarta Gurkha Kukri with Black Micarta Handle design A good hawkbill skinner knifeAt 16 inches overall, the Micarta Gurkha Kukri is the largest blade in the JW Steel Crafts kukri lineup. Size alone doesn't make a kukri worth carrying. What makes this one worth it is the raindrop Damascus pattern across the 11 inch blade. Circular drop formations cover both faces of the steel in a pattern that takes precise manipulation of the billet during forging to produce consistently. It reads differently from twist, ladder, or wood grain
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