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Audie Hunter Damascus Hunting Knife – 288-Layer Feather Damascus Blade
Audie Hunter Damascus Hunting Knife – 288-Layer Feather Damascus Blade
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Audie Hunter Damascus Hunting Knife – Forged in Honor, Built for the Field
Inspired by Audie Murphy — the most decorated American combat soldier of World War II — the Audie Hunter Damascus Hunting Knife embodies resilience, precision, and unyielding strength. Hand-forged for hunters, survivalists, and collectors who demand both beauty and performance.
The blade showcases a breathtaking Feather Damascus pattern forged from 288 layers of high-carbon Damascus steel at HRC 56-58, delivering razor-sharp edge retention and exceptional toughness in the field. The grey-black Pakka Wood handle with a mosaic pin, Damascus guard, and lanyard hole provides a secure, all-weather grip. Every knife ships with a handcrafted vertical cowhide leather sheath.
Specifications
| Blade Length | 5.00 inches |
| Handle Length | 5.25 inches |
| Overall Length | 10.25 inches |
| Blade Thickness | 4.57mm |
| Blade Material | 288-Layer Feather Damascus Steel |
| Hardness | HRC 56-58 |
| Handle Material | Grey-Black Pakka Wood, Mosaic Pin, Damascus Guard, Lanyard Hole |
| Sheath | Handcrafted Leather (Vertical, Cowhide) |
Why the Audie Hunter?
- Edge Retention: 288-layer Damascus stays sharp longer with minimal maintenance
- Field Toughness: Built to handle harsh outdoor conditions without chipping or breaking
- Secure Grip: Ergonomic Pakka Wood handle reduces fatigue during extended use
- Versatile: Ideal for skinning, slicing, camp tasks, and general outdoor utility
Perfect For
- Hunters needing a reliable Damascus field knife
- Campers, bushcrafters, and survivalists
- Damascus knife collectors seeking heirloom-quality blades
- Gifts for veterans, hunters, and outdoor enthusiasts
Knife Care: Damascus steel is high-carbon and will rust if not maintained. Hand wash with soap and hot water, dry completely, and wipe with light oil before sheathing.
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