Real Steel Bushcraft II Survival Knife | Black, D2 Tool Steel, RS3711

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Realsteel Knives finally has a bushcraft knife in his assortment. Due to the modest and straight design, the knife is particularly suitable for various outdoor activities. The 105mm long blade comes with a characteristically scandi-grinding. The blade is easy to regrind and perfectly fits for all kinds of woodwork.

The large lanyard hole offers enough space for strong lanyards. Excellent stability is guaranteed through the 3,5mm thick 440C steel, here we decided to use a stainless high-quality steel. The handle is made of a solid black G10 material with a 1mm thick red G10 underlay.

As a whole, the new Realsteel Bushcraft knife has a length of 219mm and fits most standard leather covers in this size. Against a small surcharge Realsteel also provides you a suitable Kydex sheath as well as a belt adapter.

Real Steel Bushcraft comes on the market in January 2014.

Adjustments of the Bushcraft in 2015

Instead of 440C steel, the new Bushcraft II is made with D2 steel
The diameter of the lanyard hole is smaller
The Bushcraft II is also available in a new color variant: coyote G10 and coyote Kydex sheath

Specifications:

Blade: D2 (58-60HRC)
Blade Length: 105mm/4.13"
Blade Thickness: 3.5mm/0.138"
Total Length: 219mm/8.62"
Weight: 172g/6.07oz

(RS3711)

SKU	RS3711
Model #	3711
Barcode #	871373239683
Brand	Real Steel Knives
Shipping Weight	0.3140kg
Shipping Width	0.075m
Shipping Height	0.030m
Shipping Length	0.240m
Shipping Cubic	0.000540000m3
Type	Drop Point Blade

Bushcraft II Survival Knife

By: Tony on 7 July 2019
Love it. the sheath is great, and configurable. The edge is brilliant. It is already set up on my hunting rig.

(5)

Great knife for price!

By: Scott on 7 August 2018
This is a great 2nd Bushcrafter knife. It’s a step up from a basic Mora. D2 is a great steel for this type of knife. Scandi grind=perfection, if you find the G-10 a bit slick like I did? Just give it a rough sanding for texture. Keep using this one for a year, while saving madly for a steel upgrade (CPM 3V is your aim).

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