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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 Condor-3 Kizlyar Knife is another strong and aggressive tactical knife. It looks impressive, no frills.
The knife is moderately massive and at the same time is well balanced. The blade shape is the “American tanto”.
Analogous to other knives of the “bird” series, its form taken from the wild and is a replica of the extreme feathers of the condor’s wing.
The protruding rib on the blade divides it into two parts, making it incredibly durable, like a bayonet.
The knife pierces the windshield of the car (triplex) without damage to itself.
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“Korshun” is the Russian name for the Black Kite, the most demonic of all the birds of prey. In Slavic symbolism it carries an inglorious death to the enemy.
The blade of the Korshun-2 Kizlyar Knife is a replica of the most visible, extreme feathers on the kite’s wing, which it puts digiform during the flight.
The Korshun-2 is one of the most popular tactical knives of Kizlyar’s “duo-form milled series” military knives.
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A fashion-style button of a goldish metal with a shank. The diameter of 55/64 inch (22 mm).
On the front is a relief image of the Russian Imperial Emblem of the 1883 standard. On the back side – protrusion with a single hole to sew the button to the clothes.
The prototype of the Emblem is the seal of the Russian Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich (Alexis I) adopted in 1667.
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A ball chain is a chain which consists of small steel balls connected via short segments of wire.
Ball chain is commonly used to wear dog tags and keychains.
The chain is made of stainless steel and withstand quite heavy tensile.
The item is delivered in a set of two chains of different lengths – 23 5/8 inch and 2 7/16 inch.
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A fashion-style button of a goldish metal with a shank and a rim around the edges. The diameter of 55/64 inch (22 mm).
On the front is a relief image of the emblem of the Soviet Army – a five-pointed star with the hammer and sickle. On the back side – protrusion with a single hole to sew the button to the clothes.
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A fashion-style button of a silvery metal with a shank. The diameter of 55/64 inch (22 mm).
On the front is a relief image of the emblem of the Great Don Army – a white deer pierced with a Tatar arrow. On the back side – protrusion with a single hole to sew the button to the clothes.
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A fashion-style button of a goldish metal with a shank and a rim around the edges. The diameter of 35/64 inch (14 mm).
On the front is a relief image of the emblem of the Soviet Army – a five-pointed star with the hammer and sickle. On the back side – protrusion with a single hole to sew the button to the clothes.
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A fashion-style button of a silvery metal with a shank. The diameter of 55/64 inch (22 mm).
On the front is a relief image of the Russian Imperial Emblem of the 1883 standard. On the back side – protrusion with a single hole to sew the button to the clothes.
The prototype of the Emblem is the seal of the Russian Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich (Alexis I) adopted in 1667.
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A fashion-style button of a silvery metal with a shank. The diameter of 35/64 inch (14 mm).
On the front is a relief image of the Russian Imperial Emblem of the 1883 standard. On the back side – protrusion with a single hole to sew the button to the clothes.
The prototype of the Emblem is the seal of the Russian Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich (Alexis I) adopted in 1667.
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A fashion-style button of a goldish metal with a shank. The diameter of 35/64 inch (14 mm).
On the front is a relief image of the Russian Imperial Emblem of the 1883 standard. On the back side – protrusion with a single hole to sew the button to the clothes.
The prototype of the Emblem is the seal of the Russian Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich (Alexis I) adopted in 1667.