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The SH-4 Kizlyar Knife combines the best features of combat, utility, hunting and survival knives.
Designed for Russian paratroopers, the knife is lighter than other combat knives, and its blade has been extra heat treated for maximum strength and outstanding edge keeping qualities.
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The Pechora is a versatile all-around work knife fit for almost any task, be it indoor or outdoor. It is named after the Pechora river running through the Northern Ural mountains in the Komi province of Russia.
The knife features a finest wide blade ideal for both utilitarian purposes and hunting tasks, such as skinning game animal and butchering.
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“Enot” means “raccoon” in Russian.
During field tests of the Enot Kizlyar Knife it showed itself as a reliable friend and assistant, and coped with most tasks of a marching knife.
It thinly slices any kitchen product, cuts firewood and branches easily, has surprisingly good throwing properties. It is difficult to fancy a task the knife could not cope with.
As a result, Enot can replace any other knife, a shovel, a hammer and even a spoon.
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“Strepet” is the Russian name for a rare steppe bird called Little Bustard in English, a favorite object of national hunting.
The master clapped his eyes on the graceful silhouette of the bird and embodied it in the line of the blade.
Kizlyar Strepet is an excellent example of a tourist knife, it copes with various tasks at any time and under any conditions.
Its medium-size blade is made of stainless steel.
The both sides of the blade are “tattooed” in oriental style.
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“Strepet” is the Russian name for a rare steppe bird called Little Bustard in English, a favorite object of national hunting.
The master clapped his eyes on the graceful silhouette of the bird and embodied it in the line of the blade.
Kizlyar Strepet is an excellent example of a tourist knife, it copes with various tasks at any time and under any conditions.
Its medium-size blade is made of stainless steel.
The both sides of the blade are “tattooed” in oriental style.
