Handmade Damascus Hunting Knife

The Handmade Damascus Hunting Knife offered by Daud Blades is a 9‑inch overall length knife with a 5‑inch blade and a 4.5‑inch handle. The blade features a twist‑pattern Damascus steel created by folding carbon steel 1095 and 15n20 nickel steel five times, then heat‑treated and oil‑quenched. After tempering the blade reaches a Rockwell hardness of 56‑58 HRC. The handle combines steel bolsters, bone, a wood spacer, brass pins and a brass hole for balance and durability.

Damascus steel of this type is valued for its distinctive patterned surface and a combination of hardness and flexibility that is typical for hunting knives. A hardness range of 56‑58 HRC aligns with industry standards for blades that must retain edge while resisting breakage in field conditions. The use of multiple handle materials provides ergonomic grip and resistance to moisture, a common requirement for outdoor tools. The knife’s construction follows traditional Pakistani forging techniques that are recognised for producing robust hand‑crafted cutlery.

The knife is suited for game processing, bushcraft, and collectors of artisanal blades, and is typically purchased by hunters, outdoor guides, and specialty retailers. Daud Blades lists the product without a stated minimum order quantity, so buyers should confirm any bulk purchase requirements directly with the supplier. Shipping terms, incoterms and payment conditions are not detailed in the listing and must be negotiated before order confirmation. Interested importers are encouraged to request a sample or detailed product photographs to verify the Damascus pattern and finish.

Daud Blades is located on Luqman Road in Nizamabad, Wazirabad, Punjab, Pakistan (postal code 52000). The supplier is classified under the harbor trust tier on the platform, indicating a verified business presence, though its response rate is currently recorded as 0 % with no average response time available. Daud Blades specialises in hand‑crafted knives, focusing on traditional forging methods and custom orders for domestic and export markets. The listing confirms that the company manufactures the Damascus hunting knife in‑house, using locally sourced steel and handle materials.

The supplier’s profile does not provide additional corporate history, employee numbers, or client references, and no specific certifications are mentioned. Buyers should therefore request any relevant quality certificates, such as mill test reports or hardness test documentation, directly from Daud Blades. Communication channels are limited by the reported response metrics, so early contact and clear specification requests are advisable. The company’s address and tier status give a basic assurance of legitimacy for B2B transactions.