Référence : GH5084GS / Reference: GH5084GS
Couteau Hibben Chugach Hunter Lame Acier 1.4116 Manche Bois de Cerf Etui Cuir GH5084GS
Couteau de chasse Skinner Hibben Chugach Hunter Stag Handle 1.4116 Steel Leather Sheath à lame fixe - Longueur totale 22.22cm - Longueur de lame 11.43cm - Construction d'une seule pièce - Full tang - Lame de type upswept plain edge finition satin - Lame en acier 1.4116 - Dureté 56-58HRC - Garde en laiton - Plaquettes du manche en bois de cerf - Rivets en laiton - Trou dans le manche pour dragonne - Etui cuir
GH5084GS Hibben Chugach Hunter Stag Handle 1.4116 Steel Leather Sheath
Gil Hibben designed this knife to be that fixed blade you don't leave home without and this special edition is hard to put down
11.43cm German 1.4116 steel upswept blade with hardness rating of 56-58 HRC
The genuine stag handle has brass handle pins, plus, a lanyard hole and the hand guard is solid, polished brass
The 22.22cm overall fixed blade slides securely into a leather belt sheath with a snap closure handle strap and top-stitching.
Product Description
On the unforgiving and harsh Alaskan coast, the Chugach people have lived for hundreds of years fishing and hunting to survive. With the steadfastness of these Alaskan natives in mind, Gil Hibben designed the Hibben Chugach Hunter Knife to be that fixed blade you don't leave home without. Now, this special edition version, is crafted with unique, premium materials. The knife has a razor-sharp, 11.43cm premium 1.4116 German steel upswept blade with aggressive thumb jimping. This premium stainless steel has a hardness rating of 56-58 HRC and the abilitiy to retain an edge far beyond more common stainless steels, making this steel ideal for a knife designed to skin wild game. The genuine stag handle has brass handle pins, plus, a lanyard hole and the hand guard is solid, polished brass. The 22.22cm overall fixed blade slides securely into a leather belt sheath with a snap closure handle strap and top-stitching.

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