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Description
A lightweight Zlatoust production hunting blade made of very good 95x18 stainless steel. Hardness 56-58 HRC. Very light, hollow grind blade with engraving. Handle made of leather (leather rings planted on a metal tang) finished on one side with a quillon and on the other with a textolite head. The head has a hole that allows you to put through a leash or loop on the wrist. A blade with a straight back with a very small slope towards the engraving. Under the handle, on the blade there is a made inscription: Росоружие златоуст, the manufacturer's logo and the marking of the steel brand 95x18. Leather sheath, black, with the manufacturer's embossed logo and the inscriptionЗлатоуст
The Zlatoust company is one of several Russian blade producers known widely outside Russia. It boasts several hundred years of tradition in the field of white weapons production.
Total length: 264 mm
Blade length: 142 mm
Blade width (max.): 24 mm
Blade thickness (max.): 2.1 mm
Handle length: 120 mm
Leather sheath, black, with a quiet fastening.
Manufacturer: Zlatoust Rosoruzhye, Russian Federation
