Skinner knife

Reference: 18730330

Current manufacturer stock: available on request

This product is handmade and/or hand-painted and therefore unique. As a result, this product can have natural deviations in pattern, colour and shape, which are not considered defects or faults. Measurements are all in cm if not stated...

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With luck--and some skill--you manage to catch a rabbit in one of your snares. You think to yourself that it’s a wonder that some wolf hasn’t already caught such a fat morsel. As you sling it over your shoulder and head home, you expect your own family is going to be thrilled at the wolf’s loss.

You skin the creature outside the front step of your modest home using your Skinner Knife, saving the fur to be made into something useful. With a few more skilled flicks of your knife, your rabbit is ready for the stew.

DETAILS

Epic Armoury's new Skinner Knife is a 9 cm blade and sculpted 3.5 cm handle perfect for rangers and creative soldiers alike. Featuring more detailing than previous throwing knives, the Skinner Knife appears more realistic thanks to the skilled hand painting, iron blade textures, intricate brass hilt, and sculpted leather cord. Easily hang your knife from your belt using the loop on its pommel, showing off your weapon while keeping it secure. With its low-fantasy style, match this throwing knife with most Epic Armoury products and characters. Use it as a weapon or hunter’s tool--whatever fits your needs!

Made from coreless durable closed cell foam and finished with a strong latex coating, you can feel confident that this throwing knife will provide the safety and appeal you want when crafting your kit.

HISTORY

A professional tool used by a skinner
Not typically used as a weapon
Usually made short and wide, giving the blade more strength and less flexibility

Reference: 18730330

Current manufacturer stock: available on request

This item is hand-made and/or hand-painted, which makes it unique. In result of that, this product can have natural differences in design, color and shape, which are not considered faults or defects.

Everyone wants for their weapons to serve as long as possible.

Nothing can describe how to maintain tem as good as a video, so we encourage you to check out one of the episodes of “The Logbook” on that topic (with English subtitles):

Remember that most of the damage is done due to the lack of maintenance and bad storage.

Store your latex weapons flat or standing on their pommel - NEVER on the thrust (this will cause damage to the tip of the weapon, that’s not refunded)
Use a barrier made of paper or a towel to guard your weapon in contact with other plastic or rubber surface, so they won’t stick together.
Keep your weapon in a cool, dry area.
Avoid long time exposure to sunlight and don’t transport your weapons on top of your car luggage.
Remember about the maintenance, sprays work best for that.