In many cases a clip point or drop point blade will be chosen. A handle where you place your index finger behind the point of the handle makes the hunting knife even easier to guide. A hunting knife is made for skinning game and cutting the meat.


## A hunting knife has a smooth blade


A hunting knife will not have a serrated blade. A serrated edge rips through the meat and makes a jagged cut – which is unacceptable to a hunter. Some hunting knives are equipped with a cutting or gutting hook. These are designed to skin game without damaging the guts. The point of the cutting surface of a hunting knife is often rounded upwards, to prevent the knife from touching undesired parts of the meat.


## The steel types of hunting knives


Hunting knives can be made from different types of steel. For the application it is not really important which type is used. Harder steel that stays sharp for longer can be chosen, or carbon steel that can easily be kept razor sharp although slightly at the detriment of the rust-resistance. The preference of the user prevails. The extensive hunting knives assortment of Knivesandtools offers the right choice for any hunter.


## Protection of the hunting knife


Hunting pocket knives are usually supplied with a sturdy leather or nylon holster to be worn on a belt. It thus is always at the user’s fingertips and can be safely transported without risk of loss in the field. Hunting knives must always be cleaned well after use and for the maintenance a whetstone or a Sharpmaker can be used.

Hunting knives

The Leatherman Rebar is one of Leatherman's most versatile multi-tools. With its 17 tools, it's only slightly below the popular Wave Plus when it comes to the amount of tools. The Rebar's wire cutters are replaceable, so the pliers will last a lifetime. What's nice about the Rebar is the classic closed construction that has defined this model and classics like the Leatherman PST since 1983.

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## Features of Böker Cottage-Craft

Since the 14th century, so-called 'Kotten farms' have defined the history of Solingen, Germany's knife capital. The large sharpening stones were driven by water power and the world-famous knives were sharpened by hand. The Böker Cottage Craft collection of kitchen knives impressively continues the heritage of this traditional craftsmanship. Böker used remarkable materials for these kitchen knives. The blades are handmade and available at an affordable price.

### Blade made from C75 carbon steel

The Cottage-Craft knives are made from C75 carbon steel. Although this type of steel is not stainless, it does have the advantage of being easy to sharpen. Carbon steel forms a unique blue-grey patina. The steel discolours under the influence of, for example, fruit acids and moisture.

### Handle made from stunning plum wood

The handles of Cottage-Craft kitchen knives are made from a beautiful plum wood. This is a type of wood we see more often on classic knives from Solingen. The edges of the handles are nicely rounded, and the fine texture of the wood looks great. The handle scales are attached to the full-tang of the blade by classic brass rivets.

Böker Cottage-Craft

## Features of Due Cigni Arne Line 

Due Cigni's Arne Line shines through its exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail. Each blade is meticulously sharpened in the knife capital of Italy. This series consists of a beautiful collection of stylish knives with ergonomic handles. The Arne series is defined by its distinct design, which combines modern elegance with timeless aesthetics. 

 

### Due Cigni Arne blade 

The blades of the knives in the Due Cigni Arne series are made of Sandvik 12C27 steel, a Swedish type of steel. Thanks to the percentage of carbon in this type of steel, it has great sharpness retention. Fortunately, this steel also has a percentage of chromium, so the blades are also stainless. It is therefore a great middle ground between hardness and corrosion resistance, perfect for kitchen knives. 

 

### Due Cigni Arne handle 

 

The blade seamlessly merges with the handle: the knives have a full-tang construction. The Arne Line is comprised of two handle materials: Ziricote wood and HPL, which stands for High Pressure Laminate. 

The scales are comprised of multiple layers that were compressed together. As such you end up with a very dense, hard and stable material. The scales are secured with stainless steel rivets. The curved handle prevents fatigue during demanding cutting tasks. In short: beautiful materials, great steel.

Due Cigni Arne Line

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