Sundown Trail Rasp Steel Knife 9" Stag Bone Handle - JW Steelcrafts
Cowboy knives earned their reputation from ranch hands who needed a dependable blade for everyday chores and rope work. The Sundown Trail Rasp Steel Knife continues that same practical tradition as every Cowboy Trail Knife we forge today. Rasp steel blades carry their own story from farrier craftsmanship, old hoof rasps were reforged by skilled smiths into sturdy knife blades once the original tool wore down from daily use. Stag bone handles carry their own history in traditional knife making, valued for natural strength and texture that varies from piece to piece. Introduction If you want a cowboy knife with real ranch heritage, the Sundown Trail Rasp Steel Knife delivers both history and everyday function. At 9 inches overall, with a 4-inch blade and 5-inch handle, it has the length and weight for serious outdoor tasks. As a Western Cowboy Blade, it carries the kind of rugged character that only comes from reforged tool steel. The stag bone handle offers a secure, natural grip that develops character over time. As a Ranch Hunting Knife, it includes genuine leather detailing for a refined, handcrafted finish. Sundown Trail Rasp Steel Knife Blade This Fixed Blade Cowboy Knife is forged from genuine rasp steel, so the blade often keeps subtle texture from its original farrier tool use. At 4 inches, the blade is sized for everyday ranch tasks and general utility cutting. The 5-inch stag bone handle offers a secure, comfortable grip during extended use. The Sundown Trail Rasp Steel Knife works well as a Traditional Western Knife for ranch chores, rope cutting, and general outdoor tasks. Clean and dry the blade after each use to prevent rust from forming on the rasp steel. Store it safely when not in use, and keep it away from children. Specifications Overall Length: 9 inches Blade Length: 4 inches Handle Length: 5 inches Type: Cowboy fixed blade knife Blade Material: Rasp steel Handle Material: Stag bone Details: Genuine leather accent FAQs Q: What is rasp steel, and why is it used for this knife? It comes from old farrier hoof rasps, reforged into a blade once the original tool wears down. This gives the steel a tough, rugged character. Q: Is stag bone a durable handle material? Yes, stag bone holds up well to regular use while offering natural texture that varies slightly between pieces. Q: Is 9 inches a practical size for ranch work? Yes, this length offers enough control for rope cutting and general chores while remaining manageable for everyday carry. Q: Is this knife good for everyday ranch use? Yes, its full construction and durable stag bone handle make it a dependable choice for daily chores and outdoor tasks. Q: Is the Sundown Trail Rasp Steel Knife good for gifting? Yes, its rugged rasp steel blade and natural stag bone handle make it a meaningful gift for ranchers and knife collectors.