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Qama

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Price: $39.95

Qama



  • Factory Edge - $39.95
  • Sharpened - $54.95
  • Factory Edge w/ Initials - $44.95
  • Sharpened w/ Initials - $59.95
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Used by warriors from Persia to the Caucasus for hundreds of years, this is an effective, close quarter combat knife. Made of hand forged, high carbon steel by Windlass Steelcrafts. Features long needle point on a double-edge blade; this design dates back to the Roman short sword. Hardwood scales, includes leather covered wooden sheath.
  • Overall: 22-1/2"
  • Blade: 17-1/2"
  • Wt: 1 lb/7 oz
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1. Chris on 4/15/2011, said:

The blade seems nice and has great stabbing/thrusting power. The sharpened edge they put on it was good. The sheath is not so great. The sheath has no belt attachment points and it seems somewhat flimsy. The sword falls out of the sheath very easily also.
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2. harrison on 1/26/2011, said:

If you are into short swords this blade makes a fine addition to your collection. The only problem I find with it is the handle is a little short for my hand and a small crack in the wood by the upper stud. I had it sharpened before shipping and as always they did a great job on it.
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3. Anonymous User on 10/27/2010, said:

I bought one of these from Atlanta Cutlery close to fifteen years ago. Excellent investment- I have used it to fell small trees, limb, chop and split logs and have even dug a few holes with it. I keep one side sharpened to a utility edge for heavy work, the other somewhat sharper for slicing. All around great tool. A little 1000grit sandpaper and a buff with mirror glaze every few years keeps it looking respectable.
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4. Anonymous User on 1/13/2010, said:

A top quality piece of gear, Windlass has outdone themselves with this blade.
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5. Anonymous User on 1/11/2010, said:

Excellent hand forged blade - can see slight ripple variations in the highly polished blade surface attesting to the forging but blade is perfectly straight - excellent craftsmanship! Love this knife, especially for the price. One downside is the small grip area, since I have wider hands, and that is the ONLY reason I gave it 4 stars, rather than 5. Such a value and favorite knife of mine, that I am replacing-reworking the handle to lengthen it. If this works satisfactorily, I will be buying a couple more!
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6. Anonymous User on 11/2/2009, said:

bought one some time ago for the wife's collection. Sturdy blade, well fibished, razor-like cutting edge. worth every cent!
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7. Anonymous User on 5/19/2009, said:

bought this after reading accounts of german soldiers on the eastern front taking these off of siberian troops, preferring them for close combat. had mine sharpened at purchase, outstanding knife, worth 3 times the price. i have smaller hands, fits great. great blade
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8. Thana on 3/15/2009, said:

I have three , they are the best
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