Bowie knife Muela Bowie Olive

Bowie knife Muela Bowie Olive

The typical Bowie goes back to work and combat knives from the time of the legendary Wild West around 1800. The name comes from James Bowie, a pioneer and soldier in Texas. He made this knife shape famous. Typical features are a duckbill-shaped blade and a strong, often S-shaped guard. The blade of stainless molybdenum-vanadium steel goes through as a round tang to the end of the handle and is screwed there. The handle scales are made of olive wood and have pronounced finger recesses for a good hand grip. The guard and the end pommel are made of brass. Delivery including high-quality leather sheath.

• Blade Material: X50CrMoV15 (Stainless Molybdenum Vanadium Steel)
• Handle Material: Olive Wood
• Sheath: Leather
• Blade Length: 155 mm
• Overall Length: 270 mm
• Weight: 235 g