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THE KING OF Lionsteel ATLANTA Kur by Lionsteel is the last newborn of the Italian company, but it's already renown thanks to the Overall Knife of the Year prize with which it was awarded at the Blade Show 2016. Is it worth the prize? Let's have a look text and pictures by Tommaso Rumici

offers three variations of its Kur. Certainly, the most famous is the one with a stone-washed blade and the aluminum handle coated with the special Metamorphosis, which is black when it's cold and camo once heated by the heat of the hand (23°). Alternatively, the stone-washed blade can be matched to black, orange or green G10 scales. Should you prefer a black stone-washed finishing, then the handle will come in black or brown. Why did we choose one of the laminated fiber-glass versions instead of the one awarded with the best industrial knife at the Blade Show? The reason does not lay on the unnoticeable difference in weight - around fifteen grams - but for the fact that there is a clip, which in the Metamorphosis is replaced by a leather sheath. The dimensions of the Kur, designed by Michele “molletta” Pensato, are truly perfect. It's big enough to be a jack-of-all-trade, but also compact enough so we don't feel the need to look for a fixed blade. The only reason you will not want to carry it in your pocket, thus preferring something smaller to carry in urban environments, it's 1.The Kur design recalls not a practical one, but a legal one. what already seen on The mechanical frame is the well-known liner lock, the T.R.E. and, thanks with the added flipper that speeds up the opening. to its clean and simple Thanks to the use of ball bear ings, the rotation is blade, ends up being a flawless, even at the presence of a solid retention streamlined and thin when the blade is closed, which makes its daily use knife notwithstanding practical and safe. i t s r o b u s t n e s s . T h e The blade has a simple and versatile design, between handle falls into the a drop point and a spear point. The aesthetic is clean, h a n d ve r y n a t u r a l ly, thanks to the bevels that reach the spine, the lack i t ' s c o m f o r t a b l e i n of opening holes or pins, and with clear writings in a prolonged use and small fonts. All of this allows the blade to maintain a most of all, safe streamlined and thin look, while remaining wide and thick. Just like on many recent models, Lionsteel has used the Sleipner steel with an hardness between 60 to 61 HRC, leaving us with no doubts on the cutting capabilities. The machining on the scales recalls the T.R.E. handle, for the inclinations of the surfaces and the slight indents, that make them more gripping. At a first glance, this liner lock appears lacking metallic liners, but it's just an impression. As a matter of fact they are there. They are hosted with precision inside the two halves of the handle and protruding at the bottom for the right amount of space to allow the pressure on the spring to release the lock, and, on the upper area, where the G10 panels let them slightly protrude with a knurling, right where the stop pin is present. The Kur it's not part of the monolithic series: to separate the scales there is 3

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2. The Kur appears to lack in liners, but this is not the c a s e a s t h ey a re h o s t e d inside the G10 scales. The only areas where they protrude are on the spine of the handle - with a knurled trait - and the area where you'll need to put pressure on to release the mechanic 3

3. When closed, the only protrusion is represented by the bottom quillon, that by protruding from the scales, acts as a flipper. Consequently, the Kur is always comfortable to carry in the pocket, even for long periods

4. As suggested by the laser-etching on the pivot, the blade rotates on ball bearings, that assure a consistent and precise operation, and will never m a ke u s l o n g f o r o t h e r alternative ways of opening 5. The reason why decided not to review the Metamorphosis finishing, which was awarded with the Overll Knife of the Year prize in the last edition of the Blade Show, is the lack of a clip. All the other variations carry one which i s ro b u s t , p r a c t i c a l a n d reversible

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a titanium spacer that avoids increases in weight. To keep the components together, there are four couples of screws, and the larger one works as a pivot. The visible heads on the left side of the handle are round, built in the G10 with a Torx shape. The one on the opposite side are triangular, T h ein M a g fiber-glass, a z i n e o f but e x c with ellen c eindents i n K n ias v ealready s a n d incapable Blades built the no to rotate. To disassemble the folder, you'll need just one key. The newbor n from Lionsteel is comfortable and stable. It fills the hand properly, there are no annoying edges and the bottom quillon avoids any slip towards the blade, even in though situations. As already mentioned at the beginning, there is a robust and perfect clip, secured to the spacer, and can be repositioned on the opposite side by disassembling handle. Look andthe click on On the small trait of spacer that protrudes at the end INTERNATIONAL of the handle, thereREVIEW is a hole, smaller than the usual but big enough KNIVES to hold a paracord. 

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1.The Bark River Trakker Companion is a compact and very maneuverable knife, that allows different types of grip. As there is no guard, it's not suitable to novices, but it is excellent in expert hands

2. Our models belongs to the first production batch. Take a closer look to the pin that secures the scale, it's perfectly polished and leveled to the micarta, it's almost impossible to feel it

o t e ve r yo n e t h at wo r k s in contact with nature uses the same tools. And this is for objective reasons: not ever yone has to perform the same tasks, and different environments require different tools. And there are subjective reasons that depend on how tasks are perfor med. So, we will have those that car r y an hatchet and a small fixed blade, those that car r y a single knife

ready to do ever ything, those that will carr y two knives with different dimensions, and so on. And this is the real core of the matter: always with common sense in mind, there is no single valid solution, but many, and each one with its pros and cons. The Bark River Trakker Companion has not been designed as a jack-ofall-trade, but as an ideal companion of the imposing Trakker proposed by the American company, inspired 6

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The handle of our model, supplied by Maxblade (www.maxblade.it), is in green micarta, though it tends to be more brown. As usual, Bark River offer s so many alter natives, that, instead of listing them here, we invite you to look for them on their official website. Aside the material of choice, the str ucture is one of a full tang, with the thickness of tang consistent in all its length. The handle is assembled with two

pins and a small tube, that cannot be removed and perfectly leveled to the surface of the scale, it's almost i m p o s s i bl e t o fe e l t h e m w i t h t h e hand. The blade is somewhat simple, but original. It's a drop point with a quite high tip and a pot-bellied cutting edge, suitable to cut meat while not giving up the use of the tip. The steel is Aisi A2, tempered to 58-60 Hrc and with a satin finishing, and the bevels

4. The leather sheath has the classic belt fastener, as well as two smaller fasteners, designed for a horizontal carry at the belt. The leather is of high quality, the white stitches make a likable contrast 4

3.The leather sheath envelops the knife almost completely, and keeps it in position impeccably, thanks to the hidden magnet in the leather. To make the extraction easier, it'll be useful to secure a lanyard in the hole on the back

by the famous Tracker by David R. Beck for Tom Brown. Therefore, it's a specialized knife, that will have to take care of lighter and precise tasks, like during hunting, cutting the meat while leaving heavier tasks to the bigger one. The handle recalls the one found on the big brother, with two single indents and a wider one, that allow the front or back movement of the grip to reach the perfect position for

each cut. This Bark River shines for maneuverability even if, as like with the other knives lacking in quillons, is ready to be tamed only by expert hands. For those at their first step in this area, mistakes will be paid with lots of pain. The balance, as you'd ex p e c t o n a f i xe d bl a d e t h at h a s to be pr imar ily precise, is shifted b a ck wa rd , w i t h t h e b a r y c e n t e r falling exactly where you find the central groove of the handle. 7

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5. The Trakker Companion hasn't been designed to be a jack-of-all-trade, but as an ideal complement of the imposing Trakker, always of the American company, that you can see here in a picture taken from their website. This knife derives from the famous Tracker designed by David R. Beck for Tom Brown

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both right and left handed. It also embeds an unexpected trick: in the leather there is a hidden magnet, that dramatically increases the already perfect retention assured by the leather, making it impossible to loose the knife. As from the sheath protrudes only a small por tion of the handle, it's mandatory to secure a lanyard to the go-through tube: the extraction will be easier. î ľ SO

are convex and rise to the spine. The spine carries live edges, ready to lit up a fir using a firesteel. Like all the other Bark River, even the Trakker Companion is equipped with a nice hand-made leather sheath with a natural tanning. Aside being likable at the sight, thanks to the quality of the leather, it's extremely practical. Thanks to the various fasteners and i t s s y m m e t r i c a l s h ap e, i t c a n b e carried horizontally, ver tically for

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River Knife & Tool for the exclusive production of a series of blades that for the moment counts eight main models, with a number of variations. The assortment includes fixed and folders, very different in shapes and dimensions, and cover almost every need, from the ever y day carr y to hunting, reaching even the tactical area. Up until little ago, the Ruger brand was known only to those in the firearm arena. From now on, it will By using a formula already be also known for knife enthusiasts, thanks to the agreement reached between the company and the successfully tested by big names of worldwide giant of the cutlery the market like BĂśker or Crkt, the text and pictures by Tommaso Rumici Ruger series is produced in the Far East to contain the costs, but it is d e s i g n e d b y wo r l d - w i d e r e n ow n he Stur m, Ruger & Company, the brand has also made its entrance designers: Robert Carter, Bill Harsey, Inc. is the f amous Amer ican in the cutler y arena, by reaching Ryan Johnson, Mattew Lerch and producer of firearms. Recently, an agreement with the Columbia Ken Steigerwalt. The result is knives of excellent 1. The Ruger 2-Stage, p r i c e / q u a l i t y 1 d e s i g n e d by R o b e r t r a t i o, i d e a l t o Carter, is a gritty frame t h o s e l o o k i n g l o c k w i t h a t a c t i c a l fo r a t o o l t h at a l l u re , av a i l a bl e i n c a n b e u s e d two dimensions. The w i t h n o t g re at one we are reviewing c a r e a n d s t i l l in this ar ticle is the be tr ustwor thy. bigger one To r e p r e s e n t the series, we've chosen two of the models we believe are the most interesting, one for the design and the other for the unusual dimensions.

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2-Stage The folder designed by Robert Carter (www.robertcarterknives.com) it's a gritty frame lock with a tactical allure, available both in a nor mal (the one of the ar ticle) and c o m p a c t ve r s i o n ( 2 1 6 m m wh e n open). The design is r uled by a

large tantoâ&#x20AC;&#x2018;profile blade, with midheight and very concave bevels that e n h a n c e t h e c u t t i n g c ap ab i l i t i e s wh i l e l e av i n g t h e a r e a w i t h f u l l thickness a structural function. The cutting edge is in 8Cr13MoV which is widely used in the Far East - which is reaching a fame of earnest worker. The cutting edge can be flat or partially occupied by a aggressive Veff ser ration, that stands out for i t s re d u c e d nu m b e r o f t e e t h t h at are inclined and with a generous amount of space among them. There are no choices for the finishing, just a black stone washed one, which on one side, hides the signs of wear, and on the other highlights the changes i n t h e s h ap e t h u s e n h a n c i n g t h e a e s t h e t i c s . To o p e n t h e 2 - S t a g e there are no pins or indents, but a flipper that r ises from the handle and as the knife is open, it becomes a reassur ing quillon. The rotation of the blade, which runs on Teflon washers, it's not comparable to the high-end folders equipped with ballbearings, but once you get confident with the system, you'll see it works p r o p e r l y a n d c o n s i s t e n t l y, e v e n without the help of the wr ist. The stop pin is present but not visible, as it runs in the internal indent of the blade. The handle has quite a simple outline and a little belly. The left side is black anodized aluminum, embellished by three parallel millings. The other scale, with black stone washed finishing, is in steel - a mandator y choice since the frame lock spring ought to derive from it while keeping costs under control 10

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Go-N-Heavy The Go-N-Heavy, designed by Bill Har sey, takes us to a market share scarcely populated, the one of gigantic folders. At least this is applicable to the model of this article, as there is also a "compact" edition that still, when open, is 199 millimeters long. This time, we have a very sharp drop point blade, always in 8Cr13MoV with 58-59 Hrc,

made even more streamlined by a p a r t i a l swe d g e t h at re c a l l s o t h e r productions of the designer. Aside the fact that it is aggressive, it also conveys the idea of being ready to perform any task we have in mind. The bevels, this time, are smooth, to maintain the robustness and the finishing of course are stone washed. As it is the case of the 2-Stage, and of many other Crkt products, both the

3. To open the blade of the 2-Stage we usually can count on a flipper. Even if the folder is equipped Teflon washers instead of with ball bearings, the rotation is fluid and with no uncertainties

2. The two folders are produced by the American behemoth Columbia River Knife & Tool, and are branded Ruger. Strangely enough, on one of them the logo is present instead, on the other one, youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll find the lettering

w h e r e t i t a n i u m i s n o t a c h o i c e. Unfortunately, this causes the weight to r ise way above what we would have expected but still remaining within acceptable limits. To separate the two halves, there is a aluminum s p a c e r t h at e n d s i n a t r i a n g u l a r holed protrusion that can be used as a crusher. Even if the mechanics are not a m b i d ex t r o u s p r o p e r, t h e f o l d e r

designed by Carter can be used by left handed as well, as it's possible to easily close it with both hands. Remarkably, the clip can be repositioned in four different areas: tip-up, tip-down, right or left. Moreover, this clip is perfect both in design and materials. Once secured, it grants the retention of the folder, and, at the same time, it feels elastic and flexible, easy to position in the pocket after each use. 11

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standard and the compact versions of the Go-N-Heavy can carry a plain cutting edge or also the variation with the Veff Serration, which is perfect for those user s that often need to c u t w i t h s p e e d r at h e r t h a n w i t h clean cut. To open it you'll use the milled double thumb stud, which is oversize and suitable to be operated with gloves. We can choose whether to push one of the extremities with

the thumb, or if we want to squeeze t h e m b o t h b e t we e n t h e t h u m b a n d t h e i n d ex , o r m i dd l e f i n g e r s . I t ' s a l i n e r l o ck , bu t t h e re a re n o metallic liner s inside the handle halves. The elastic steel laminate, of two and half millimeters, is hosted i n a m i l l e d a re a i n s i d e t h e r i g h t scale. The handle, which is made of two lateral panels separated by back washer, is in black anodized

4.The clip that comes with the 2-Stage is truly amazing, both in design as well as in materials. Take a look at the discharge created at the beginning of the frame lock laminate that is necessary to balance the power and to allow the unlocking with the thumb

5. In this photo, when the 2-Stage is disassembled you can notice the peg that avoids the lockspring to wear out and the stop-pin, that runs in the indent inside the blade. We would have liked to show you also the disassembled Go-N-Heavy, but the pivot didn't want to collaborate

aluminum, full of holes and with a p at t e r n o f m i l l i n g s o f d i f fe re n t depths. When we first saw this model at t h e I wa , t h e m a ch i n i n g o n t h e handle made us rise quite some doubts on the comfort. Fortunately, we had to change idea as the edges created by the encountering indents are smooth as well as the edges of the scales. The result is an unexpectedly comfortable handle, ready to offer a

perfect grip even when moist, ideal when used with gloves especially in rigid climates. G iv e n t h e d i m e n s i o n s , a n d t h e complexity of the machining on the scales, which would have destroyed any pocket, Crkt preferred to avoid u s i n g a cl i p o n t h e G o - N - H e av y, not even in its smaller ver sion, where the lack of it will be more noticeable. In its place, you'll be 12

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6. The Go-N-Heavy is a folder of gigantic dimensions. At first sight, the machining of the aluminum handle which is a grid of millings, seemed uncomfortable, but as we tested it, we had to change our minds. there are no live edges

The answer, as often happens, is "it depends". If you are looking for a long blade for cutting tasks, but it has to take little room when not needed, then the answer is "absolutely, yes". If, instead, you will constantly use the knife on all those activities with continuous blows, like chopping or batoning, a folder will be always in disadvantage in respect to a fixed blade of same dimensions. î ľ

8. The 2-Stage can be carried via clip to the pocket of your trousers. With the Go-N-Heavy, this is not possible, both for the hindrances and the finishing of the handle, as it would destroy the fabric. For this reason, in packaging, you'll find a strong black synthetic sheath

equipped with a Nylon belt sheath, with a Velcro closing system. It's not par ticularly original in its design, but it's quite robust and, thanks to the three back fastener s, it allows both a vertical and horizontal carry. At this point, having cleared ever y possible doubt regarding the quality of the Ruger by Crkt, we are left with only one question: is a folder big like the Go-N-Heavy useful, or is it better to carry a fixed knife?

7. Crkt produces these knives in China, as clearly stated on the packaging, but the design is by one of the worldwide greatest names of cutlery. The result is products with great price/ quality ratio, perfect to be truly used and worn out

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Producer: Columbia River Knife & Tool For Ruger, www.crkt.com/rugerknives Italian Importer: c oltellerie Prezioso (www.coltellerieprezioso.com) Model: 2 -Stage; Go-N-Heavy Designer: R obert Carter; Bill Harsey Blade material: 8 Cr13MoV Handle material: s teel and aluminum Length when open: 237 mm; 281 mm Blade length: 98 mm; 125 mm Blade thickness: 4.1 mm; 4.6 mm Weight: 228 g; 298 g Lock type: frame lock; liner lock

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Nato a Pavia nel 1956, vive a Giussago da trent’anni. Da circa 3 anni ha iniziato a costruire coltelli. La passione l’ha sempre avuta, sin da adolescente, ma tre anni fa, acquistando casualmente la rivista “COLTELLI”, è scattata la molla che ha fatto partire il meccanismo. La passione è completa, dalla semplice forgiatura di acciai carboniosi alla realizzazione di lame in acciaio. Ha iniziato con l’MA5M, C70, K720, D2, K100 ecc. è e si ritiene un coltellinaio hobbista, sempre alla ricerca del miglioramento della tecnica. Realizza personalmente i foderi dei suoi coltelli. è socio A.C.H.I. dal 2012. Roberto Caserini Via Santa Onorata, 55 - 27010 GIUSSAGO (PV) Tel. 0382927599- Cel. 3355250319 E mail: robertocaserini@alice.it

Lunghezza totale mm. 305 Lunghezza lama mm. 165 Spessore lama mm. 4 Materiale in Acciaio Inox MA5M Manicatura in legno di maggiociondolo consolidato personalmente con inserti in cuoio. Guardia e pomolo in Acciaio 416

Lunghezza totale mm. 235 Lunghezza lama mm. 115 Spessore lama mm. 5 Materiale in Acciaio al carbonio C70, temprato personalmente. Manicatura in micarta verde scuro e spaziatori rossi. Fissaggio con n. 2 pin in acciaio ed uno passante sempre in acciaio

Lunghezza totale mm. 265 Lunghezza lama mm. 140 Spessore lama mm. 4 Materiale Acciaio Inox MA5M sabbiato Manicatura in micarta verde con n. 3 pin in acciaio ed uno passante sempre in acciaio

Lunghezza totale mm. 230 Lunghezza lama mm. 111 Spessore lama mm. 4 Materiale Acciaio Inox MA5M. Manicatura in legno di noce consolidato con spaziatori rossi. Fissaggio con n. 2 mosaic pin laterali con un pin in ottone centrale al manico. Fodero in cuoio marrone realizzato e cucito personalmente

Attilio

Corna

Attilio Corna Strada Salsediana Ovest 2759 29010 Alseno (Piacenza) Cellulare: +39 3383974613 Mail: cornaattilio@gmail.com

chiudibile liner-lock

lunGhezzA 20 cM. lAMA in n690co. cArtelle in titAnio lAvorAte A liMA. GuAncette in rAdicA di Acero stAbilizzAtA. bolster in MA5M. viti croMAte oro. coltello coMpletAMente sMontAbile

chiudibile liner-lock

lunghezza circa 15cm. lama in MA5M. Guancette in corno bovino

lunghezza 19 cm. lama in damasco inox twist-super dense. cartelle in titanio lavorate a lima. Guancette in radica di acero stabilizzata. coltello completamente smontabile

chiudibile con blocco A poMpA

lunghezza 20 cm. lama in damasco al carbonio. cartelle e bolster in Aisi416. Guancette in ulivo. lavorazione a lima sulla lama le cartelle e gli spaziatori

Walter

Favario

Maestro di sci che concilia la sua passione per la montagna coi coltelli, realizza pezzi unici sia in corno che noce incisi a mano.

ANGELO INGRATI

Angelo Ingrati via Rigoni 22 15053 Castelnuovo Scrivia (Al) mail:camec@Camec.info tel: 3482509592

Walter Favario via Frejus 4, Bardonecchia (To) cell. 3473334594 e-mail: walterfavario.colt57@tiscali.it

Bergamasco chiudibile lama da 8 cm. e manico in corno di capriolo

Bardonecchiese chiudibile lama da 9 cm. e manico in noce inciso

Gemelli chiudibili lama al carbonio da 9 cm. e manico in corno di capriolo

Bardonecchiese chiudibile lama da 7 cm. e manico in noce inciso

Bardonecchiese chiudibile lama da 9 cm e manico in corno di cervo fusone

SET DI 4 UTILITY IN ACCIAIO 440C 4 MM GUANCETTE IN TARTARUGA ANTICA,BOLSTER IN AISI 416,INCISIONI DI LUCA BERTELLA, LUNGHEZZA TOTALE DAL Più GRANDE AL Più PICCOLO MM 185-170-155-140

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FiCX-Paris 2015 Knifemaker Corrado Moro Photo Francesco PachĂŹ

Giuseppe Francalanci via Andrea del Castagno 4 - 50132 Firenze tel. 055 578466 - cell. +39 335340779 g.beps10@gmail.com

LINEA NEW TECH

L i m i t e d

E d i t i o n

Sandro Mariani, coltellinaio professionista dal 1998, specializzato nella riproduzione di coltelli tradizionali storici italiani e spagnoli. Ha riprodotto “quasi tutti i coltelli Italiani”, da circa 11 anni, ha integrato l’attività di coltellinaio con quella di armaiolo, è titolare infatti dell’armeria coltelleria “La Ricarica”, specializzata in armi ex-ordinanza e attrezzatura per la ricarica “casalinga” di armi corte e lunghe a canna rigata.

Sandro Mariani

Coltellinaio diventato Maesto della Corporazione Italiana Coltellinai nel giugno 2007. Costruisce coltelli pieghevoli con movimento Liner-lock e Lock-Back, bilama con doppio movimento a pompa e coltelli a lama fissa. Caratteristica distintiva è il design lineare e l’eleganza delle impugnature. Nel corso degli anni si è specializzato nella colorazione del damasco mosaico. Ogni coltello è dotato di proprio fodero o bustina in cuoio di alta qualità.

Sandro Mariani Armeria coltelleria “ LA RICARICA” Via Lattanzio di Niccolò n° 8 06034 Foligno ( PG) Tel 0742 320157 Mobile 3395019952 www.marianisandro.com info@marianisandro.com Maestro

Attilio Morotti Via A. Locatelli, 16 24020 Villa di Serio (BG) Tel. 035 661736, Cell. 338 8447975 attilio.morotti@alice.it www.atti-knives.com

Coltello Romano, corno di Bufalo Indiano nero inciso a doppio torciglione lama e molla in acciaio al carbonio C 70

Coltello Calabrese corno Bufalo indiano nero, puntali in alpacca lama e molla in acciaio c70 al carbonio

Coltello Piemontese lama e molla in acciaio c70 al carbonio testine in ferro dolce corno di Zebù

Coltello lama fissa acciaio 440 C Inox testine in acciaio inox impugnatura crosta di avorio fossile

THUNDER DAGGER

Lama ed impugnatura in damasco mosaico di Robert Eggerling Interframe in madreperla black scolpita a lima e pin in oro 18k Incisioni eseguite da GianFranco Pedersoli Spaziatore e cartelle in acciaio inox scolpite Lunghezza mm. 220

F o t o d i C r i s t i a n Ta n g h e t t i

Coltello lama fissa acciaio 440 C inox impugnatura in corno di cervo europeo e radica Amboina guardia in ottone

Bargos Knife

Novi Benedetto piazza garibaldi 28 - 20080 ALBAIRATE Cellulare: 3355855553 http://www.bargos.it - bargos49@gmail.com

Roberto Ottonello

Roberto Ottonello Via Europa 105 16010 Masone (GE) Tel 0109269151 www.ottonello-knives.com Pagina e profilo facebook: Ottonello Coltelli e Roberto Ottonello

Lama in damasco piuma manico "integrale" con blocco a scrocco interno e molla elicoidale

Lama e bolster in damasco carbonio manicatura in bovino movimento lock back

Fisso lama acciaio inox 440 c manico in radica di amboina

Lama ma5m con movimento lock back, molla elicoidale e manico in bufalo striato

Damasco piuma, bolster in avorio fossile e manico in ebano movimento lock back

I coltelli delle foto sono tutti in N690Co e manici in osso di bufalo e corno sempre di bufalo

MARIO PEDDIU

Mario Peddiu Via Dante 10 08049 Villagrande Strisaili (Og) 3270686754 - coltellipeddiu@tiscali,it

daga chiudibile lock-back

lama rWl34 lunghezza mm.80 con pins di apertura in alpaca , manico in acciaio inox 416 con interframe in molare di mammut, liner stondati in alpaca.

chiudibile a pulsante con apertura assistita Photo LuCa

lama rWl34 lunghezza mm 95, manico in acciaio inox 416 e titanio con interframe in madreperla nera

chiudibile lock-back P hot o Lu Ca

lama rWl34 lunghezza mm.80, manico in acciaio inox 416 con interframe in tartaruga antica su foglia d'oro

chiudibile lock-back

lama rWl34 lunghezza mm. 80,manico in acciaio inox 416 con interframe in carbonio

P hoto LuCa

P hoto L u C a

Il coltello si chiama WEB SPIDER, la sua lunghezza totale é di 230 mm, le lame sono in RWL34, fornimenti in acciaio inox 416, oro rosa e madreperla bianca

Photo Francesco Pachì

Sergio Ramondetti Via Marconi n° 24 12013 CHIUSA DI PESIO (CUNEO) Tel/fax 0171 734490 Cell 333 6902500 www.ramon-knives.com e-mail: info@ramon-knives.com

Chiudibile “lock back” lama in rwl 34 liner titanio anodizzato asta in rwl 34 molla in ma5m bolster acciaio 416 impugnatura avorio fossile mammuth inserto in madreperla