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Briefly about pchaks (or pichaks, or pichoqs)
Briefly about Soviet knives.
Briefly about Russian knives.
95X18 is a Russian stainless steel superior to 60X13, much like 440 outperforms 420.
A practical pocket blade with a single blade in a leather case.
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€75.00
A light hunting blade made of stainless steel.
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€97.50
A lightweight hunting knife manufactured by Zlatoust, made of very good 95x18 stainless steel.
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A light, gold-plated hunting blade made of stainless steel.
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A lightweight hunting knife made of gilded 95x18 stainless steel.
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A very lightweight field knife manufactured by Zlatoust, made of 95x18 stainless steel.
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A heavy field knife from the renowned Zlatoust company.
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€155.00
A heavy field knife from the renowned Zlatoust company.
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A large field knife with a gilded blade from the Zlatoust company.
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A hunting knife from the renowned Zlatoust company.
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€137.50
A hunting knife from the renowned Zlatoust company with a gilded blade.
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€205.00
A short, gold-plated skinner knife manufactured by Zlatoust, made of 95x18 steel.
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Hunting knife with a very popular profile made of stainless steel with visible hammer marks.
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€82.50
An Eastern-profile hunting knife with a gilded blade from Zlatoust.
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A large sailors knife made of high-quality stainless steel.
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€87.50
A hunting knife manufactured by AiR company from Zlatoust, made of 95X18 steel.
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€97.50
95X18 is a Russian stainless steel superior to 60X13, much like 440 outperforms 420. According to the Polish classification, its analogue is H18 steel, and X102CrMo17 steel under the EU classification. Knives made of this steel offer an optimal price-quality ratio, feature a hardness within the range of 57-60 HRC, and have therefore been placed in the same category as knives made of 440.
