1281 results for 'carbon steel knife'

Wooden practice weapons are able to withstand rough use while preserving the steel weapons for battles to come. A wooden sword is also useful for another reason - if it makes contact with another...

This black streamlined sword hanger is hand crafted from the finest quality leather with nickel-plated steel. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts.

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. Whether you are a descendant of the Bruce or simply an avid collector of swords, you will truly appreciate this piece as a real beauty. Based on...

This upswept skinner is made with real damascus steel and a stacked leather grip. Solid brass bolster and pommel (pommel features two segments separated by a black spacer. Handle is contoured for...

The master knifemaker Gil Hibben unveils his first-ever custom-designed sword cane. Features a wooden shaft with synthetic ivory and wood construction and a mirror-polished 7CR17 stainless steel...

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. Out of legend comes the Sword of Locksley, the family blade of the famous outlaw Robin Hood. This glorious sword is rich with adornment from the...

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. During the so-called Dark Ages, there were many advances in metallurgy, and better swords were being produced. This slashing type of sword was...

Just two materials make up the Nata Tool -3CR13 stainless steel and durable walnut. 3CR13 stainless steel is medium-grade steel with a hardness rating of 52, making it tough enough to cut through...

Perfect for cutting shooting lanes, clearing trails, hunting, hiking, camping, & gardening, these ratchet shears cut through branches up to 1" diameter with ease. The hardened steel shears are...

This US-designed handy wide-bladed dagger is for boot or belt carry. Crafted from a single piece of 3CR13 stainless steel, with a 3-1/2" long, 1-3/16" wide blade. 1/8" thick for dependable punching...

This is a medieval-style short sword we can picture with a knight or Viking of old....any warrior would have been proud to own it. The deeply etched and attractive double-edged Damascus steel blade...

Sold Out Reg $89.95, Closeout Only $69.95! The German Army accepted this improved helmet June 25, 1935. The helmet was press formed in several stages from molybdenum steel. Separately inserted hollow...