BPS Adventurer CSHF Bushcraft Knife
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The BPS Adventurer CSHF Bushcraft Knife represents fantastic value for money and ticks all the boxes for a classic Bushcraft Knife. It comes with a very useful firesteel sheath to carry a great firelighting tool.
B1 CSH (carbon steel)
The Carbon blade is made of 1066 carbon steel, hardened to 57-59 HRC with a Scandi grind and, being Carbon steel, it is the more traditional steel for a Bushcraft Knife but does require a little more maintenance. After use you will need to clean and oil the blade to help avoid corrosion.
The CSHF is handled with Walnut which is treated with Danish Oil. Walnut is a fantastic wood to use as it is so durable and simply needs re-oiling occasionally to keep it in tip top condition.
- Blade: carbon steel 1066
- Hardness, HRC: 57-59
- Total length – 255mm (10")
- Blade length – 135mm (5.3")
- Blade thickness – 2.9 mm (0.1")
- Handle length – 120mm (4.7")
- Weight without sheath – 170g (5.9oz)
- Weight with sheath and Ferro Rod – 315g (11.1oz)
- Handle: Walnut
- Origin: Ukraine
- Carry system: Leather sheath & Firesteel included
Excellent quality knife
I was very surprised when the knife arrived I was not expecting the quality knife I got but to my amazement it was better than some of the more expensive knife’s on the market I would recommend this one to be added to your other working ones excellent
BPS Adventurer CSHF Bushcraft Knife
Exceptional value for money, 50 quid delivered for a hand made knife and quality leather sheath with ferro rod.... you can't go wrong.
Blade top notch, razor sharp, no imperfections.
Sheath is quality leather and well stitched.
I can't be critical of the knife at the price point, but if BPS want to move up a price point it would be to tweak the scales on the handle which are slightly rough (probably better for handling in the wet) and darker staining (maybe that's a personal preference), they could then bang these out for just short of 100 quid no problem. If you want a working knife and not a show knife you can't go wrong at this price.
Fantastic knife , just what I was looking for. Great product
Everything was as I thought. Great !!
Fantastic
Great service and fantastic product - very happy.
