Moki Blakiston's Fish Owl Large

18+

£149.95

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Description
Specifications

Named after a species of Eagle Owl, the Moki Blakiston's Fish Owl Large is atough little knife with an ultra sharp AUS8 stainless steel blade and black linen micarta handle.

Made with centuries of Eastern blade craft experience it is of exceptional quality and would grace any collection or tool box. It is supplied with a leather sheath.

The Moki Blakiston's Fish Owl knife is the perfect gentlemen's EDC pocket knife. The AUS8 is a low carbon, high chromium stainless steel produced by Aichi Steel Corporation, Japan.

SKU: MK110M
Width:: 6.00 (cm)
Height:: 4.08 (cm)
Depth:: 12.04 (cm)
Age Restriction:: 18+
Blade Material:: AUS8 Stainless Steel
Blade Length (cm): 7.05
Cutting Edge:: 6.08
Blade Thickness (cm): 0.3
Closed Length (cm): 10.0
Overall Length (cm): 18.0
Edge Type:: Plain Edge
Blade Shape:: Drop Point
Blade Finish:: Satin
Grind:: Hollow
Handle Material:: Micarta
Lock Type:: Back Lock
One Handed Opening:: No
Pocket Clip:: No
Product Weight (g): 45

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Reviews

4
Moki Blakiston’s Fish Owl Large

Posted by Robert Coupe on 4th Jan 2022

Simple, not fussy, beautifully made with a line and form that shows an artists eye in its creation. My only concern is the handle. This is made from solid Micarta not Micarta scales over a steel frame as I expected. This makes the knife feel a little ‘blade heavy’ and gives me a slight concern that it may not stand up to a lifetime of use and abuse. Only time will tell……
5
Moki Blackiston’s Fish Owl

Posted by Jason Haines on 31st Aug 2021

This is a beautiful knife. Although it’s the large version, it’s not very big. Fit and finish is perfect. Blade centering is spot on. It’s a Sodbuster shape, comes with a very tight fitting leather pouch and is very light in weight. The handle is very smooth, so some may find it a bit slippery. Overall it’s a beautiful, high quality knife, although an illegal EDC knife in the uk, as it’s a locker.