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Trailblazer – Hand Forged Damascus Steel Hunting Knife – 9" Full Tang Blade & Leather Sheath
Trailblazer – Hand Forged Damascus Steel Hunting Knife – 9" Full Tang Blade & Leather Sheath
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Trailblazer Damascus Hunting Knife – Hand-Forged to Last Generations
Some knives get used up. The Trailblazer Damascus Hunting Knife is built to be handed down — a 9-inch full tang blade that will outlast every trail you take it on.
Forged from 1085 high-carbon steel and 15N20 nickel steel, folded and hammered into 288 layers, then etched until the signature raindrop Damascus pattern surfaces — bright nickel rings scattered across dark carbon steel. No two blades carry the same pattern. That's the forging itself, made visible.
Full tang construction means the steel runs unbroken from tip to pommel — nothing to loosen, nothing to fail when you're leaning into a cut. The handle layers rosewood, resin, a copper spacer, and brass fittings — polished at the forge, aged by your grip. The hand-stitched leather sheath rides on your belt and ages right alongside it.
Dry it after use. Oil it before storage. Do that, and one day this knife goes into someone else's hands with your marks already on it.
Specifications
| Blade Material | 288-Layer Damascus Steel (1085 HC + 15N20 Nickel) |
| Blade Length | 4.5 inches |
| Overall Length | 9 inches |
| Hardness | HRC 55-60 |
| Tang Type | Full Tang |
| Handle Material | Rosewood, Resin, Copper Spacer, Brass Fittings |
| Sheath | Hand-Stitched Leather |
| Pattern | Raindrop Damascus |
Perfect For
- Hunters needing a reliable full tang field knife
- Bushcrafters and survivalists who demand edge retention
- Damascus knife collectors seeking a unique hand-forged blade
- Heirloom gifts for hunters, veterans, and outdoor enthusiasts
Why WildSteelHunt? Every knife is forged by hand — folded, hammered, ground, and finished by smiths, not machines. 60-day returns. Ships fast from Illinois, USA.
★★★★★ "A birthday gift for my son stationed in Texas. He called me — he really likes it." — Barry R., Tennessee
Knife Care: Hand wash with soap and hot water. Dry completely. Wipe with light oil before sheathing.
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