Imposing and unrestrained American Brutality

This knife boasts a 14.75 inch blade, being 19 inches overall

A monstrous dedicated fighting blade, it holds a very fine cutting edge not well suited to any kind of bushcraft or utility work. It puts all its eggs in the close quarters basket

Along with its primary cutting edge, the last third of the blade’s clip comes to the same razor’s edge, giving it a dagger like geometry along with a slightly thickened reinforced tip

Antiqued nickel silver guard and spacer retain the hand where my blade deviates from the original. The example carried by the Folk figure had a stag crown grip, along with an engraved buttplate reading “Aatlang Deathwind”; a nickname given to him my local Indigenous people which likely referenced his ability to reload his rifle while sprinting

My grip is of a classic coffin shape, assembled with domed nickel silver pins. It boasts a solid piece of Elforyn Supertusk, a german composite made to closely resemble elephant ivory. It even goes as far as to have the Schrager lines, the growth rings seen in real ivory.