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When you first look at the Voron-3 Kizlyar knife you immediately dream of owning it.
The knife is made laconically, without any frills. The handle’s elastron and anti-glare coating of the blade give it a kind of tactic orientation.
The Voron (“Raven” in Russian) is one of Kizlar’s first duo-form military knives. It is produced since the very early days of the manufacture. The version #3 is sold chiefly in Russia, for the particular design (without a prominent finger guard) does not fall under the “cold weapon legislation/restrictions”.
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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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A kind of the Kizlyar Egerskiy Knife with anti-reflective covering. The handle is made of Elastron G – a mixture of plastic and rubber. The form of the entire structure is concise, without any excessive bendings. The handle is reliable and warm to hand.
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.
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If you need a knife which is able to cope with any task, the Sterkh-1 is the one. It is the ideal instrument for skinning game animals, cutting rope, fire sticks… This knife is eager to handle almost any job you are going to take on.
Designed as a modern version of traditional Siberian knives, Sterkh-1 gives the centuries-oldpattern new lease on life, but with modern materials and new technologies.
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Multi functional scout knife Gurza-2 is one of the first knives by the world famous brand “Kizlyar”.
Can be used as a carving knife.
On both sides of the blade, there is an embossed three-dimensional pattern of a snake, made by deep etching. The details requiring fine work are carried out by hand.
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The knife is inspired by, designed and named after the largest venomous snake in the territory of the former USSR.
Gurza (Levantine viper) is a great hunter. First, it waits waiting for its victim on the ground or on a tree. Once a careless animal approaches the reptile, it makes a lightning shot, grabs and no longer releases its prey.
The snake’s body length including the tail can reach almost 7 feet and its weigh – up to 6 pounds.
The viper is one of the most dangerous snakes for animals and humans, it attacks without warning.
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The Kizlyar Varan and Anchar knife series are remarkable for an unusual form of the blade. They feature a common cosy and ergonomic handle with barrel-shaped middle part.
The slabs of the handle are made of Caucasian walnut and fixed with five rivets of stainless steel. The pommel features a lanyard hole made as a flared stainless steel tube.
The shape of the Varan’s blade is the scimitar (yatagan) type, ie it resembles a short sword with a curved blade that broadens towards the point.
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A kind of the Kizlyar Egerskiy Knife with decoration.
The handle is complemented with a steel front bolster, which, as well as the handle slabs, is neatly riveted to the shank. On both sides, the blade is patterned with ornament in the Russian style.
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.
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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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Sterkh-2 is a versatile utility flat ground knife resembling the world-famous Finnish “puukko”. Its design and profile allow it to cope with a variety of tasks, such as hunting, fishing, camping and so on.
The blade geometry and grind type make the design extremely effective. It is well known that flat ground blades of the type and thickness are very hard to beat when it comes to slicing, skinning and carving. Owing all these attributes combined, the blade pattern is considered the standard to be judged by. when it comes to slicing, skinning and carving. All these attributes combine to make this pattern of blade the standard to which others are judged by.
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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-2 is the medium one. Its blade’s length is 5 9/16 inch (141 mm).
