Shooting knife Beltrame Stiletto Stag Horn Bayonet 33 cm

Description

Shooting knife Beltrame Stiletto Stag Horn Bayonet 33 cm. Side shooting knife with safety on the butt. The handle is made of real antler, the blade is made of steel 420 (hardness 54 to 56 HRC). Length in the open state 33 cm. The length of the blade is 14 cm. Classic Italian Antler Stiletto Dagger 33cm, Traditional Italian Spring Knife. The handmade Frank Beltrame Stiletto knives according to the principles of Italian craftsmanship have become famous all over the world for their extreme lightness and durability. Due to its characteristics, the Italian dagger is suitable for use in any environment, from hunting to camping. Solid, durable construction, strong blade opening spring is the hallmark of classic Italian Frank Beltrame spring belts. Handle – made of deer antler (deer horn) in natural horn color, gives an exclusive look. With a polished nickel finish, it provides a comfortable and secure grip. Safety of use is enhanced by the ergonomic shape of the handle, which prevents the hand from slipping while working. Brass rivets. Blade – extremely sharp, precise blade with a Dagger profile, thickness 3.5 mm, made of stainless steel AISI 420 MA5M, easy to sharpen, characterized by high resistance to corrosion. Hardened steel 56 HRC. A common blade type derived from flat grinding provides good cutting and penetrating properties. Lock – prevents accidental folding or opening of the blade. The automatic knife is opened using a fixed button located on the handle. Spring – special attention is paid to the design of the spring (stainless steel): the blade must be opened within a few hundredths of a second (feature of Stiletto knives). The Beltrame component makes a characteristic sound (click) when opening the blade, which distinguishes it from other spring knives.   Beltrame knives have been made in Italy since 1953. The company was founded by Frank Beltram. The secret of making these Stiletto knives is part of Maniago’s history, which has been passed down from father to son. As a small boy, Frank helped in his father’s factory, where he later began working as his father’s apprentice. In addition, he attended a school of traditional cutlery, where he learned all about different materials, the latest processing technologies and different design styles. In 1958, Frank and his family started making automatic knives. A year after Frank’s father died of a heart attack while working at the factory, Frank founded the company Beltrame. In the following years, he continued to study and research knives, suitable materials and design. After a short time, cheap imitations from Taiwan appeared on the market, traditional Italian Stiletto knives. So Frank had to face a new problem. Fortunately, the quality of these inexpensive knives speaks for itself, every collector knows that there is no way to compare them to a genuine Beltrame dagger. Beltrame knives have won the recognition of the most demanding customers in the world thanks to Frank’s passion for these knives. When making knives, he uses his many years of experience, which he acquired at an early age. In 2005, Beltrame knives received the Maniago quality certificate, with which they exceeded European quality standards. This means that these knives are tested for material quality every year.