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Briefly about pchaks (or pichaks, or pichoqs)
Briefly about Soviet knives.
Briefly about Russian knives.
Description
A tiny everyday utility blade in the form of a miniature, skeletonized version of the Sturm knife. Tactical Sturms were created at the request of clients from Germany, where there are restrictions on the free carrying of knives with a blade length exceeding 12 cm. The Sturm mini is a miniature, skeletonized version of this knife, although due to its size it's more of a trinket than a tool. The leather sheath has three holes at the top allowing it to be sewn to a lining or worn around the neck.
420HC steel hardened to 56 HRC. Full flat grind.
The Dagestani company Kizlyar Supreme (not to be confused with Kizlyar, also from Dagestan) is one of several Russian knife manufacturers known far beyond the borders of Russia. Kizlyar Supreme focuses on combining the old traditions of Caucasian knife makers with the latest production technologies. Kizlyar Supreme products are the result of the work of craftsmen who have been making knives for generations, except that today they have access to the most modern programmable machining centers and hardening furnaces.
Overall length: 120 mm
Blade length: 52 mm
Blade thickness (max.): 2.4mm
Handle length: 68mm
Steel: 420HC
Leather sheath
Manufacturer: Kizlyar Supreme company, Dagestan, Russian Federation
