Hunting knife "Sperber" stabilised poplar
Slim and fast, that's what the Sperber stands for in its hunting territory.
The slender droppoint blade and the harmonious lines of the SPERBER RWF 03 are in no way inferior to these characteristics. The blade width was deliberately kept narrow to ensure precise work.
The serrated back of the blade and the convex handle design support safe handling. Red or black fibre inlays offer an attractive contrast to the selected handle scales. The N690 Böhler steel (60-61 Rockwell) used for the blade of this full tang knife is the ideal material for any use in the hunting ground or in nature.
Included in the delivery is either a handmade leather sheath or holster.
* The stabilisation process changes the wood significantly: structures and grains become more intense. This makes each knife unique. The product photo is an example.
| Accessories: | Leather sheath |
|---|---|
| Blade thickness: | 3,5 mm |
| Brand: | Rotwild |
| Handle length: | 126 mm |
| Total length: | 225 mm |
| Weight: | 174 g |
| Model: | Sperber |
| Blade length: | 99 mm |
| Blade material: | Stainless steel N690 (Böhler) |
| Handle material: | Stabilised poplar black |
The pocket knives and fixed blade knives offered by OTTER-Messer are tools that must be used carefully and properly. Please observe the following safety instructions to minimize risks and ensure safe use.
2. Important Notes on Safe Use- Cutting Tool, Not a Toy: Pocket knives and fixed blade knives are not toys. They must not be accessible to children or unauthorized persons.
- Sharp Blades: The knives are sharp and can cause injuries if handled improperly.
- Always keep fingers away from the cutting area.
- Store knives in suitable sheaths or cases.
- No Use for Inappropriate Purposes: Use knives only for their intended purpose (e.g., cutting materials). Avoid prying, throwing, or other improper applications.
- Safe Transport: Ensure that knives are stored safely during transport so that neither you nor others are endangered.
- Knives should always be kept out of the reach of children.
- Store knives in a dry and secure place to prevent rust and unauthorized access.
- Clean knives after use with a damp cloth and dry them thoroughly.
- Regularly sharpen the blade with appropriate tools to maintain functionality.
- Avoid contact with aggressive chemicals that could damage the blade or handle.
- Risk of Injury: Improper use can lead to serious cuts.
- Misuse May Have Legal Consequences: The improper use of knives can have legal implications in some countries. Adhere to applicable regulations and carry knives only where permitted.
- Caution with Self-Opening Knives: Knives with automatic or spring-assisted mechanisms must be handled with extra care to prevent unwanted opening.
The manufacturer and seller accept no liability for damages resulting from improper use or disregard of safety instructions.
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