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| Total length | 17.5 cm |
| Blade length | 7.8 cm |
| Blade steel | 1.4110 stainless steel |
| Hardness | 56 Rockwell |
| Blade shape | medium point |
| Handle length | 9.7 cm |
| Handle material | stag horn |
| Bolsters | nickel silver |
| Opening | nail nick |
| Lock | back lock |
| Weight | 90 g |
| Manufacturer | HARTKOPF, Solingen, Germany |
Model 296 by FRIEDRICH HARTKOPF is a classic hunting-style pocket knife built for real outdoor use. The medium-point blade made of 1.4110 stainless steel is hardened to 56 Rockwell and held securely in working position by a solid back lock. Once open, it stays open — exactly what is needed when hands are cold, wet or busy.
The handle is made from genuine stag horn, each piece shaped by nature and therefore unique. Stag horn has been used on hunting knives for centuries because it offers grip, durability and character. No engraving plate on this model means nothing distracts from the natural structure of the horn — honest, rugged and straight to the point.
Nickel silver bolsters protect the handle ends and give the knife the necessary stability for daily field work. Nail nick opening keeps the traditional look and allows controlled handling, even with gloves. This is not a decorative showpiece, but a reliable companion for hunters, foresters and anyone who prefers tools with backbone.
Every knife is handmade in Germany, in Solingen, by HARTKOPF — traditional craftsmanship with focus on function, durability and clean mechanics. A true working knife with collector
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