“After I kill a man, I mourn his fate. Before I kill, I only hate.”
The Russian notion “Stervets” is similar to English “blackguard”. Might be this association made the designers coat the balde by black oxide.
The main specialization of the Kizlyar Stervets determined by its design and shape of the blade is a throwing knife.
Optionally it can be used as a spear or harpoon. Its household usage is unlikely, but possible, though its short handle is just 2 ¾ inches long.
The false edge of the blade, made in the form of an ‘undercut’, is 1 5/8 inch long, and is just designed for domestic tasks, albeit with a small performance.
The 72-75 degrees point angle remains the same over the entire length of the 3 inch cutting edge. Just as the Kizlyar Strela and Piranya knives, Stervets has no lanyard, which again confirms the ‘throwing’ destiny of the knife.
Stervets gives a lot of fun and a strong desire to throw it again and again. The controlled flight and a mellow sound “tummm” when entering the target cause a most positive emotion. The stable throwing results are achieved from the distance of 10-16 feet, when the knife is gripped at the blade. The goal is almost always pierced at the angle of 90 degrees.
As a spear, the shafted knife flys well and far. It can hit the target from the distance of 50 feet.
Kizlyar Stervets is a pronounced throwing knife. Its bold and aggressive appearance immediately attracts attention due to its brutal beauty.
Athletic design, black coating and excellent balance (the center of gravity is moved closer to the tip) creates the impression that the blade can hit the target in any throw, from any position.
Its double-edged blade is shaped like a spear. The steel frame is cord-wound near the handle. If necessary, the cord can be removed for replacement or cleaning.
There is nothing to be broken in the knife of the extreme strength. Like the majority of the Kizlyar brand knives, it comes with a sturdy sheath of natural leather. On the both sides the sheath is decorated with embossed artistic ornaments.
The knife does not apply to melee weapons and has the confirming certificate.
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Kizlyar Piranya (piranha) is a very handsome, strong and light knife of a smoothly curved shape in the Oriental style. Its look suits its name since it resembles the fish after which is named.
For the obvious reasons, the manufacturer refers Piranya to the category of cutting and skinning knives, though depending on the application, it can be called a reserve, auxiliary, self-defense or concealed carry knife.
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The knife is named after one of the World’s largest rivers, which lies in the Far East of Russia creating a natural borderline between Russian Federation and China.
The knife features an unassuming drop-point design, but is built like a real tank. Therefore, Amur-2 is a usable super-sharp utility knife able to serve in any situation. Be it an ordinary camp task or a matter of life and death. It is also suitable for military tactical use.
The finger guard of the knife provides excellent protection from accidental cuts in case that it is used heavily.
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The Sterkh (Siberian Crane) is a kind of white cranes nesting in the North of Russia. The Sterkh Kizlyar Knives series have co-opted the nobility and gliding lines of the bird.
The three models of the knife differ from each other only in the length of the blade. Sterkh-1 is the shortest one. Its blade’s length is 4 25/32 inch (121 mm).
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The Russian word “Egerskiy” means “made for huntsmen, foresters, or hunters”.
A huntsman’s knife is considered a solid cleaver, used for skinning big game, applying chopping blows, removing the tusks and separating antlers.
The Egerskiy Kizlyar Knife, as the name implies, is ideal for work in the wood. Its concise rigorous look has much to their liking.
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Movement:
24 mm caliber sensitive movement with a central second hand;
Scale: 12 hrs;
Date calendar of instant action;
Height 5/32 inch (4.14 mm);
17 ruby jewels;
Shock-resistant balance;
Totally wound movement run not less than 36nbsp;hrs.Around the clock-face there is a compass-bezel – a rotating ring indicating the cardinal points. It is easier to navigate the terrain with this watch.
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Movement:
24 mm caliber sensitive movement with a central second hand;
Scale: 12 hrs;
Date calendar of instant action;
Height 5/32 inch (4.14 mm);
17 ruby jewels;
Shock-resistant balance;
Totally wound movement run not less than 36 hrs.The hands, clock-face, elements of decoration are covered with phosphor paint accumulating light (superluminova), allowing to see the watch in any conditions, including in the dark.
Similar watch: Vostok Komandirskie 431066.
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Details
Movement:
24 mm caliber sensitive movement with a central second hand;
Scale: 12 hrs;
Date calendar of instant action;
Height 5/32 inch (4.14 mm);
17 ruby jewels;
Shock-resistant balance;
Totally wound movement run not less than 36 hrs.The hands, clock-face, elements of decoration are covered with phosphor paint accumulating light (superluminova), allowing to see the watch in any conditions, including in the dark.
Similar watch: Vostok Komandirskie 431290.
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Details
Movement:
24 mm caliber sensitive movement with a central second hand;
Scale: 12 hrs;
Date calendar of instant action;
Height 5/32 inch (4.14 mm);
17 ruby jewels;
Shock-resistant balance;
Totally wound movement run not less than 36 hrs.The hands, clock-face, elements of decoration are covered with phosphor paint accumulating light (superluminova), allowing to see the watch in any conditions, including in the dark.
Similar watch: Vostok Komandirskie 431296.
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