The sky is loud And the second brother appears again~
This issue is a masterpiece from a generation of highly sought-after American grandmasters
- Victory Shortsword
There is no need to introduce too much, the reputation of the American generation of grandmasters and the father of the art knife. His works in his lifetime and decades are only 200-300 pieces, and most of them are not the same, and the design provides great reference value for future generations. Even the American Knifesmiths Association once named the highest honorary award after Könke, which is general. This double hand-guarded combat knife with carving can be regarded as a clone of the fine.
The total length is about 42.5 cm, the blade length is 27.8 cm, the blade thickness is 9.8 mm, and the naked weight is about 920 grams. The blade is made of stainless steel grinding, the blade is thick and fierce, and the momentum is compelling. The blade is mirror-treated and radiant.
The handguard is made of 416 stainless steel with a sharp and straight silhouette. The surface of the handguard is all mirror-treated and exquisitely detailed. The front of the handguard is also carved with exquisite hand-carved flowers, American curly leaf style, strong three-dimensionality, by the American master carver Ron Skage himself.
The handle is made of walnut wood and has a groove that fits the finger grip for a very comfortable grip. Fitted with a hand-sheathed leather sheath, it perfectly matches the sword. It can be described as both inside and outside, and the feel is first-class.
It's a good Friday again
I wish all the bosses all the best and happiness every day
This issue talks about this, let's pay attention to it and share it
See you next time!
Jianghu rules: pay attention to the second brother, listen to me again!
Don't say I'm bad for you, two of you pick! Whatever you add, it's all brothers
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