Bowie Damascus Steel Hunting Knife

The famous James Bowie played an integral part in the Texas Revolution in the nineteenth century. His fame started from his fight with Sheriff Norris Wright. Two opposing groups met on a sandbar in Mississippi to witness a duel. A riot broke out among the two groups. Bowie was shot in the hip, smashed in the head by a pistol and then impaled by Wright's sword cane. As Wright tried to remove the sword, Bowie pulled him down and impaled him with his knife; killing Wright on the spot. Bowie was then shot again and stabbed in the back. After surviving all of this Bowie became feared and respected throughout the country for his knife fighting abilities.

There have been various versions of the famous Bowie Knife over the past 200 years. We have made slight modifications to the common design to feature a raised "DAAB" Dual Angle Approach Blade; this blade modification provides you maximum edge control while carving. This version of the Bowie makes for an even better hunting knife with the same famous history of James Bowie.

Bowie Handmade Damascus Steel Knife Specifications

• Overall Length: 9.25"
• Handle Length: 4.75"
• Blade Length: 4.25"
• Blade Width: 0.16"
• Blade Material: Damascus Steel 1095 and 15n20
  
• Damascus Pattern: Twist
• Number of Layers: 264
• Handle Material: Micarta
• Full Tang
• Grind: Secondary Bevel
  
• Includes a full-grain leather sheath and a wood presentation box

Please note: Each knife is handmade from natural materials, there will be some variation in color, Damascus pattern and overall look. The knife you receive will have the same attention to quality and detail as the one pictured but may differ slightly in appearance.

Sheaths: The sheath you receive may vary in color, style, and type from what is shown in product photos. Please refer to our sheath support page or by contacting us at support@forsetisteel.com.

Care Instructions

1095 steel is a high-carbon steel and will rust if not dried and oiled after use. Hand wash only with soap and hot water. Dry completely before oiling.