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Scottish Dirk with Intricate Etching on Blade
- CUSTOM ENGRAVING AVAILABLE - See Below
- Beautifully Etched Blade
- Hand-Carved Wood Grip with Steel Studs
- Decorated Leather-Wrapped Sheath
- Models Avaiable with Tempered and Non-Tempered Blades
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Dirks with Etched Blades
Dirks without Etched Blades - Engravable
* Stock items ship from Strongblade in 1-3 business days. Please allow additonal 2 to 5 business days for engraving or sharpening.
Product Description
This beautiful Scottish dirk is patiently hand-crafted and carved. The handle is and hand-notched for artistic accuracy.
The humped wooden hilt is carved with intricate spiral patterns and mounted with steel studs for that authentic tough-guy-with-class look.
The steel sheath-accents are elaborate and a steel hilt-cap bears the engraving of a Scottish crown.
A variety of models are avaiable depending on blade style. One style features a blade etched with amazingly
detailed fleur patterns. We also offer a model
without etching on the blade which is ideal if you want to personalize the dirk with a custom
engraving. The blades without etching are available in tempered and non-tempered versions.
We've seen a lot of Scottish dirks out there, and most of them are horrendous in quality. The only good dirks we've seen are in the $125 range.
We'll hold the quality of this dirk up to even those high-cost ones. Only, we're selling them at a price normal people can afford.
The dagger is tough and quite the looker. Almost looks too good to spar with, but can definitely handle it (as long as the
people sparring are fully trained and wearing full protective gear). Also great as an accent for an outfit or just hanging on the wall
next to your bagpipe.
Product Details
Overall Length: 17.5 inches
Blade Length: 11.5 inches
Weight: 16 oz
Material: High
Carbon Steel blade; carved wodden grip with steel studs; leather-wrapped wood sheath with steel accents.
Optional tempered blade