The knife is named after the mountaineous river Terek, flowing through the Northern Caucasus into the Caspian Sea.
A utility knife of traditional shape, mainly suited for processing not big game animals, preparing food and dealing with various campsite tasks.
The blade possesses a wide convergence angle, reducing the risk of skin biting. It is curved downwards in respect to the handle, so successfully copes with removing the skin, allowing you to make smooth and accurate movements.
The straight razor sharpened hollow ground blade is mirror polished to a highly reflective lustre.
The handle slabs, made of resin impregnated Circassian walnut, are firmly riveted to the full tang of the knife.
The bolsters and fittings of bright polished stainless steel present the fit and finish of a finely crafted traditional knife.
There are no chinks between the blade and the bolsters, where dirt and grease difficult to remove could bunch. To attach a lanyard to handle there is a hole made out of a stainless steel tube.
The immersion type sheath is made of thick leather. The handle halfly immersed in the sheath and secured by friction.
The knife does not refer to melee weapons and has the confirming certificate.
Terek-2, with its marvelous appearance, stands out from the crowd of knives. By design, the knife is close to the Sobol Kizlyar model.
The powerful silhouette, plated design handles, fat butt suggest willingness to work hard.
The wide blade is finely polished. Due to its width, it can be used as a small shovel, for example, when preparing a fire place.
A very massive steel guard gives the knife a reliable and confident look.
The handle is slightly curved and gradually increases in thickness and width toward the rear. The lanyard hole and distinct finger hollows facilitate the extraction of the knife from the sheath. Terek-2 fits the hand at any grip. The well-fitted slabs of Circassian walnut are firmly riveted to the shank.
In practice, the throwing properties of the knife are pleasantly surprising. Due to the large weight it pretty deep, up to1 inch, penetrates into a tree.
The knife comes with a black sheath made of thick (about 5/32 inch) genuine leather. Its wide inlet allows putting the knife to the touch, knowing that you will not miss. The knife is held tightly, without accidental falling out, and is removed with a slight effort. The sheath is sewn very carefully – dense assembly, flat seams. The strap provides a triangular protrusion specifically designed for the curved handle of the knife.
Kizlyar Terek-2 is universal tourist knife. It provides a special feeling of security, confidence and serenity.
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“Drofa” is Russian name of a rare prairie bird – great bustard, a favorite object of the national hunt.
The great bustard’s appearance is very similar to the ostrich, but it is smaller. The graceful silhouette of the bird clapped the master’s eyes, and was embodied in the line of the blade.
Drofa Kizlyar Knife is an excellent example of a tourist knife, copes with its tasks at any time and under any conditions.
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“Lis” is a Russian name of the male fox. Kizlyar Lis is a very sharp high quality carving knife. This “hard worker” effectively copes with the tasks typical for this category of knives.
The elongated silhouette of the knife resembles a kard (traditional Islamic knife found in Turkey, Armenia, Persia, and all along the way to India).
The Lis is universal tourist and a carving knife. It combines functionality and pleasing appearance.
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The Kizlyar Strela knife is made in the now popular “military” style.
Due to its thickness it can be referred to the knives of concealed carrying. The para-cord wound around the handle performs the functions of a shock absorber, and the knife lies well in hand. The thickness of the winding para-cord matches well. Even wet cord does not alter the convenience and reliability of grip.
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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 cockade and the emblem to the ceremonial full-dress service cap and peakless cap of the sergeants and petty officers of the service for a fixed period (conscription recruitment), soldiers, sailors, military students (academy men), Suvorov military and Nakhimov naval cadets.
The ceremonial and full dress uniform for the Soviet Army ranks and sergeants of the service for a fixed period (conscription recruitment) was established in 1969.
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The cockade of Russian Navy admirals, designed to be worn on the cap bands, framed with golden sewing in the form of a wreath of laurel branches and oak leaves.
The cockade of the flag officers of the Fleet is made of anodized goldish metal in the form of the oval Navy cockade topped with the emblem of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.
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The cockade with the “Red Star” emblem was intended to be worn on a military headdress (garrison cap, panama hat, or beret) by the junior leaders of recruitment, the rank and file soldiers and sailors, cadets of military schools, Suvorov military and Nakhimov naval cadets.
The cockade is a five-pointed star with the hammer and sickle.
The cockade is fastened with a clamper (or “the barbs”). The method of painting – cold enamel.
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The tiny lapel pin badge of the servicemen of the Special Purpose Detachment of the Interior Troops of Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs (MVD).
The emblem stands for the years of glorious fighting history. Initially it belonged to the first created in the USSR special actions group “Vityaz” (Knight-errant). The fist over the machine gun shortly and clearly shows force and confidence. Further this emblem was borrowed by the majority of the special forces detachments.
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