Description
In days past, a man’s blade was as vital a tool as it was a weapon, and the spear point design was often chosen over the more common Bowie shape. The spear point’s symmetrical tip lends itself well to thrusting, offering strength and precision when every move counts in close quarters. This blade is broad and sturdy, paired with a polished buffalo horn grip that fits naturally in the hand, providing a reliable hold even in the heat of action. The nickel fittings reinforce the knife’s structure while adding a subtle touch of character. It is accompanied by a robust scabbard, crafted to protect the blade and ensure safe transport. Each piece is shaped and finished using time-honored methods, reflecting a tradition that honors both function and form.
- Overall length: 15″
- Blade length: 9-1/2″, width: 1-1/2″
- Weight: 1 lb 4 oz
Fun fact: The Bowie knife with a spear point blade earned its place on the frontier for combining strong cutting edges with a thrusting tip, making it a dependable companion for hunters and frontiersmen alike.
