HUNTING / FISHING / TOURISM KNIVES

The knife is made of Böhler N690 stainless steel with a hardness of 61 HRC.

• Blade finish: Satin
• Handle material: Micarta
• Total length: 229 mm
• Blade length: 117 mm
• Blade width: 29 mm
• Blade thickness: 3.4 mm
• Weight: 139 grams
• Included: Leather sheath

WARNING!!! The knife handle is not removable. The scales and screws are sealed with epoxy resin for waterproofing.

Steel N690 Bohler.
The main production facilities of the Swedish-Austrian concern Böhler - Uddeholm, famous and long-standing in metallurgical production, are located in Germany and Austria. Steel N690 is used for the production of various high-strength industrial tools, such as drills, milling cutters. One of the areas of application is the production of knives.
One of the most important properties of steel N690 is its high resistance to the appearance and spread of corrosion. Under normal conditions, a product made of this alloy is not subject to destructive processes. In this case, the hardness of the metal increases significantly.

N690 is used for the manufacture of knives and is considered one of the best materials for the manufacture of knives. Advantages of steel N690:

• high strength and resistance to physical stress;
• resistance to bending and fracture;
• resistance to metal bending and twisting;
• excellent cutting properties;
• retention of sharpness for a long time.

Chemical composition of steel N690 Bohler:

• Carbon (C): ~1.08%
• Silicon (Si): ~0.4%
• Manganese (Mn): ~0.4%
• Chromium (Cr): ~17.3%
• Molybdenum (Mo): ~1.1%
• Vanadium (V): ~0.1%
• Cobalt (Co): ~1.5%

BB (Brothers Berezhnye) is a new knife manufacturing workshop from Lithuania that produces high-quality knives for hunting, fishing and other activities. Each knife is unique, as it is created by hand. The handles have a unique pattern and texture, which makes Brothers Berezhny products individual. Thanks to wood stabilization, Brothers Berezhnye products are not subject to deformation, delamination and other negative factors.