33 products for "puma"

Blade length: 83 mm Blade thickness: 2,5 mm Steel / hardness: AN. 58 / 58-59 HRC Length closed: 108 mm Knife weight: 100 g Scales: Bocote Wood Brand: PUMA IP Blade material: AN.58 Blade length: Up to 100 mm Scales: wood 42a compliant: Ja

The fixed blade falconry knife from PUMA can be used for all work during the hunt. It is extremely handy, the black micarta handle scales are attached with brass rivets. The front

The PUMA Universal Oil Care Cloth was developed in cooperation with the company BALLISTOL and is ideal for the care of your cutlery. Whether lubricating pocket knives and multitools, protecting the blade

The new model "farkas" from our international brand line "PUMA IP" is already visually a special feature. The 4.5 mm thick blade made of 440C steel is kept very wide and runs

Blade length: 70 mm Blade thickness: 3 mm Length closed: 4 " Knife weight: 100 g Scales: staghorn Steel / hardness: 440A / 55-57 HRC Design: PUMA Brand: PUMA Blade material: 1.4110 Blade length: Up to 100 mm Scales: stag horn 42a compliant: Ja Area of application: bread time

Blade length: 63 mm Blade steel AISI 420 Length closed: 90 mm Knife weight: 120 g Scales: aluminum with laser-cut PUMA head Brand: PUMA TEC Blade material: AISI 420 Blade length: Up to 100 mm Scales: metal 42a compliant: Nein

Blade length: 105 mm Blade steel: AISI 420, stonewashed Design Locking of the blade: liner lock Length closed: 133 mm Weight: 193 g Bolsters: stainless steel Scales: G10 with belt clip Brand: PUMA TEC Blade material: AISI 420 Blade length: 101 to 130 mm Scales: synthetic

Blade length: 99 mm Blade thickness: 3 mm Steel / hardness: Sandvik 14C28N / 60-62 HRC Total length: 209 mm Knife weight: 211 g Scales: stag horn and pakka wood Bolster: nickel silver Sheath: brownsaddle leather Made in Germany Brand: PUMA Blade material: Sandvik

Blade length: 95 mm Blade thickness: 4 mm Total length: 207 mm Knife weight: 178 g Scales: staghorn Bolsters: brass Steel / hardness: 1.4116 / 55-57 HRC Sheath: Leather Brand: PUMA SGB (USA) Blade material: 1.4116 Blade length: Up to 100 mm Scales: stag horn 42a compliant: Ja

The PUMA IP nordic I stag not only makes a good impression as a hunting knife. The 11.2 cm long and 4 mm thick blade made of Spanish stainless AN.58 steel has

PUMA KNIFE 210910 PRINCE POCKET KNIFE-FOLDING BLADE PUMA KNIFE 210910 PRINCE POCKET KNIFE-FOLDING BLADE The history of the PUMA work began in 1769 when Johann Wilhelm Lauterjung had his trademark registered in the Messermacherrolle.

PUMA XP PACKABLE HATCHET ORANGE & BLACK 7302100 The history of the PUMA work began in 1769 when Johann Wilhelm Lauterjung had his trademark registered in the Messermacherrolle. But the tradition of the

Blade length: 88 mm Blade thickness: 3,3 mm Steel / hardness: 1.4116 / 55-57 HRC Total length: 184 mm Bolster: brass Scales:staghorn Knife weight: 123 g Sheath: brown leather sheath Brand: PUMA SGB (USA) Blade material: 1.4116 Blade length: Up to 100 mm Scales: stag horn 42a

The new model "farkas" from our international brand line "PUMA IP" is already visually a special feature. The 4.5 mm thick blade made of 440C steel is kept very wide and runs

Blade length: 100 mm Blade thickness: 3,4 mm Steel / hardness: 1.4116 / 55-57 HRC Total length: 214 mm Bolsters: brass Scales: Smooth White Bone Knife weight: 180 g Sheath: brown leather sheath Brand: PUMA SGB (USA) Blade material: 1.4116 Blade length: Up to 100

The PUMA IP bison stag II is a practical folding knife with a 7.8 cm long blade made of Spanish, rustproof AN.58 steel. The handle body carries stag horn handles and Inox

PUMA IP KAUZ 840180 PUMA IP KAUZ 840180 is manufactured by Puma TECH The history of the PUMA work began in 1769 when Johann Wilhelm Lauterjung had his trademark registered in the Messermacherrolle.

PUMA Deer Hunter 220965 PUMA Deer Hunter 220965 is manufactured by Puma. The history of the PUMA work began in 1769 when Johann Wilhelm Lauterjung had his trademark registered in the Messermacherrolle. But

PUMA TEC MACHETE 311136 The history of the PUMA work began in 1769 when Johann Wilhelm Lauterjung had his trademark registered in the Messermacherrolle. But the tradition of the manufacturer goes even further.