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 Manufactured
in the Pacific Northwest, Silver Stag cutlery products have captured
the essence of a bygone era by combining skilled American labour with
natural raw materials to produce one of a kind functional field tools.
Silver Stag products are manufactured with stain resistant, Damascus
or High Carbon tool steel. The Silver Stag product line includes various
designs, each classified into a Series based on the design, antler,
and steel used in the manufacturing process. |
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Crown
Series:-
A popular Series featuring 440C stain resistant steel, the
highest strength hardness, and wear resistance of all the
stainless steel, (post heat treatment). 440C is an established
high carbon stainless alloy and has the ability to retain
excellent hardness and wear resistance, (440C is heat treated
to a 54-56 Rockwell). The Crown Series is manufactured primarily
with Whitetail, Mule Deer, and occasionally Elk antler.
The
blade designs range from 2 3/4" to over 11" in
length and every knife is accompanied with a handmade leather
sheath. |
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 Mini
Patch (MP0505) £39.95
Blade:- 2 3/4"
Length:- 6"
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 Sharp
Forest (1010) £63.95
Blade:-
3 3/4"
Length:- 8" |
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 Bird
& Trout (BT4050) £65.95
Blade:-
3 3/4"
Length:- 8 1/2"
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 Deer
Drop (DD1525) £65.95
Blade:-
3 1.2"
Length:- 8"
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 Big
Game Gutter (BG8020) £79.95
Blade:-
4"
Length:- 9.4" |
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 Pacific
Bowie (PB7030) £99.95
| Blade:-
8 1/4" |
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Length:- 14" |
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Damascus
Series:-
Historians
have found that Damascus steel, formally known as Wootz steel,
originated in Asia over two thousand years ago, (200 BC).
Damascus steel gained popularity throughout the Roman era
and was commonly used to make armor and weapons. Damascus
steel regained its popularity in the mid 18th century when
a Swedish scientist discovered that the original wootz steel
contained carbon as the dominate element in the ancient steel.
Swedish companies began reproducing Damascus steel on an industrial
scale and began using Damascus steel to make gun barrels.
Thus, the first crucible steel manufacturing began in 1774.
Silver Stag Damascus blades are manufactured using the same
ancient process. The Damascus is created by forge welding
multiple layers of steels, some that contain nickel, into
a solid block called a billet, (Silver Stag contains 1094
& 15N20 high carbon tool steels). The billet is folded
and re-welded several times to produce layers (Silver Stag
Damascus = 100 to 150 layers). Patterns are created by manipulating
the steel during the forge welding process. (Silver Stag offers
a random and twist pattern). When the billet is finished,
blades are formed out of the layered steel billet block. When
acid is added to the blade, it attacks the layers of hard
and soft steels differently, highlighting the attractive layered
pattern in the blade. The combination of layered hard and
soft steel creates blade flexibility, toughness and produces
invisible serrations on the blade that aid cutting. Silver
Stag Damascus blades are the best flesh cutting blades on
the market, period! |
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 Point
Dip Crown (DPDC2.4) £78.95
| Blade:-
2 3/4" |
| Length:-
7" |
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Pattern:- Deer Antler Crown |
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 Point
Random Crown (DPR2.6) £78.95
Blade:-
3 1/4"
Length:- 7"
Random Pattern:- Deer Antler Crown |
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 Crown
Twist (DCT3.5) £130.95
Blade:-
3 1/2"
Length:- 8 1/2"
Twist Pattern - Drop Point Blade Design with Crown
Antler |
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 Close-up
view showing high contrast twist pattern. |
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Sword
Series:-
Swords of Medieval Europe (approximately 500 to 1500 AD),
evolved from Celtic swords, which in turn arose from a tradition
of straight, double edged swords which began as early as 1500
BC. At the beginning of the 18th century, swords evolved into
blades approximatley two feet in length and were designed
for mobility. The blades were affixed to a wood, metal, or
occasionally, a bone handle. As Europeans conquered the frontiers
of New Spain, (what is now Northern Mexico and the Southwestern
United States), soldiers, cattleman and fur trappers often
used these swords as a weapon or as a basic survival tool. |
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 Wild
Boar Hunter Sword (BH21.5) £144.95
Blade:-
21.5" |
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Prices
inclusive of VAT, Postage & Packaging.
Prices subject to change without prior notice
We do not sell knives to anyone under 18 |
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