Hunting

“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.

The Kizlyar T-1 combines the properties of a light ax, a carving knife and a survival knife. It copes with a range of difficult camping and hunting tasks. The powerful blade provides the false edge on the butt. This is used for cutting bones and thick branches. The handle ends with flat metal protrusion used as a hammer and an ice ax.

Due to its of its formidability, heaviness and capability the Kizlyar T-1 is very popular among soldiers and emergency workers.

Special immersion type leather sheath conceal the knife for ¾ of its length ensuring its safe storage and reliable protection from accidental cuts.

The knife does not apply to melee weapons.

The Akula-2 Kizlyar Knife executed in oriental style, decorated with brass inserts – hilt and pommel with a relief pattern.

Swipe your finger on the blade, and you will feel its depth and three-dimensionality.

Despite its beauty, the knife does not lose its working qualities. Do not hang it on the wall, it is eager to prove itself in the work.

The cosy proportions and the detailed image of the dangerous sea predator on the blade make the knife a most practical and memorable gift.

“Fazan” means “pheasant” in Russian.

“Fazan” is a traditional light weight utility knife used for almost any task. An excellent meat cutting instrument having a deeply curved blade with long cutting edge great for both carving and cutting. The tip of the blade is slightly heavier, which is great for light chopping work.

The Irtysh is the most powerful and the longest river in Russia, the second extent in Asia and sixth in the world (3361 miles).

The Irtish-2 is a latest addition to the Kizlyar's range of military knives. It is designed both for heavy outdoor and combat tasks.

The spear-shape of the blade with fullers resembles a classic sword-bayonet. With its most efficient piercing capability and long cutting edge, it remains a very practical outdoor and utility knife.

The Kizlyar Baikal and Baikal-2 are almost identical high quality versatile knives. The only difference is that the Baikal-2 features a short finger guard. Hence, it does not come within the provisions of the Knife Restriction Laws in Russia and some other countries of the former USSR.

The standard Baikal features a 4-inch finger guard and is not considered a standard stocked item in the US markets.

The Kizlyar Anchar and Varan 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 Anchar’s blade is the scimitar (yatagan) type, ie it resembles a short sword with a curved blade that broadens towards the point.

“Strizh” is the Russian name for the swift bird. The blade of the Kizlyar Strizh almost precisely follows the contour of the bird’s wing.

Strizh is a simple, classic hunting knife. It effectively copes with any field task having a highest capacity for work.

In urgent cases Strizh can be successfully used as a fighting knife.

If you are looking for a faithful friend, helper and reliable supporter, the Kizlyar Strizh is ready to become the one.