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Combat Sickle Trench Knife And Sheath - Fire Kissed 1095 Carbon Steel Blade, Brass Knuckle Guard Handle, Distressed Finish - Length 15”
- A unique and inspired reimagining of the classic WWI icon that has made its mark in history and remains relevant today
- The keenly sharp, trench knife has an 8” Fire Kissed 1095 carbon steel sickle head with a 5 1/2” blade, featuring a distressed patina
- It has a solid brass knuckle guard handle with an antiqued finish and “U.S. 1918” deep stamped into it and a skull crusher pommel
- The sickle trench knife is 15” in overall length and slides into the included heavy-duty, genuine leather sheath
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- A unique and inspired reimagining of the classic WWI icon that has made its mark in history and remains relevant today
- The keenly sharp, trench knife has an 8” Fire Kissed 1095 carbon steel sickle head with a 5 1/2” blade, featuring a distressed patina
- It has a solid brass knuckle guard handle with an antiqued finish and “U.S. 1918” deep stamped into it and a skull crusher pommel
- The sickle trench knife is 15” in overall length and slides into the included heavy-duty, genuine leather sheath
The Combat Sickle Trench Knife is a unique and inspired reimagining of the classic WWI icon that has made its mark in history and remains relevant today. The vintage-look knife has an 8” Fire Kissed 1095 carbon steel sickle head with a 5 1/2” blade, featuring a distressed patina. The sickle trench knife has a solid brass knuckle guard handle with an antiqued finish and “U.S. 1918” deep stamped into it. The handle’s pommel features a pointed skullcrusher. The sickle trench knife is 15” in overall length and slides into the included heavy-duty, genuine leather sheath.
About Fire Kissed 1095 Steel
Through a unique blend of heat treatments and quenches, we have developed a proprietary process to create this extraordinary “Fire Kissed” appearance to our premium 1095 carbon steel. This process was developed over an extensive length of time and allows for a beautiful, blued appearance while maintaining the exceptional Rockwell Hardness of HRC 55-58. You will not find this exclusive look anywhere else in the world. Adding a Fire Kissed blade to your collection will surely elevate your assortment above any other.
About Fire Kissed 1095 Steel
Through a unique blend of heat treatments and quenches, we have developed a proprietary process to create this extraordinary “Fire Kissed” appearance to our premium 1095 carbon steel. This process was developed over an extensive length of time and allows for a beautiful, blued appearance while maintaining the exceptional Rockwell Hardness of HRC 55-58. You will not find this exclusive look anywhere else in the world. Adding a Fire Kissed blade to your collection will surely elevate your assortment above any other.
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 5 reviews.
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War Picks Are Underrated
"What is there not to like about a crazy Afghan Lohar war pick looking piece of carbon steel with a trench knife handle and a hook on the back? This thing is all offense and defense at the same time. I was whacking a tire with it and dragging it around. No breaking or shaking. The thing is just fine. It's just an all round bruiser. The sheath situation is a little complicated but pretty good for such a strange shape."
This is a difference maker!!
"I've bought several items from Budk, always have cool stuff , this is a brutal weapon, sharp as a razor, especially the tip !! If things go south with out country and we have a civil war 2, I would definitely want this in my arsenal, especially when it's time to go midevil on the traitors!"
Bigger than you'd think
"I don't know if it's just me but looking at this I thought it would be a decent size knife but it's a huge knife. I was shocked by how big it was. It's super sturdy, heavy, and nicely finished. If I had any gripe it would be with the sheath, it's not very well designed, the blade barely fits and it's pretty flimsy. The actual knife is perfect though. I'd say more like 4.7 out of 5 but I can't do that on here."
Trench Sickle
"Strong hard hashing point on the bottom, fits nicely in the hand, but the penetration power is what it does best."
