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This is the Outback Bowie Type 2W. This one features the Black Walnut handle; giving it a refined stately appearance rather than the rugged militaresque look of stacked leather.

SPECIFICATIONS:
Blade Style: Modern Recurve Drop Point Bowie
Blade Type: 440C Stainless Steel, Hollow grind, Satin finish
Blade Length: 7 3/4"
Blade Gauge: 5.0 mm
Handle: 5 1/4" ; Black Walnut; brass cross guard and pommel
Tang: Rat tail
Overall length: 13"
Weight: 460 g

MARKINGS:
Obverse Markings: "Ash"; "440c steel"
Reverse Markings: None
Guard / Pommel: None
Custom File Work: None

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