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Hand-Forged High Carbon Steel Bowie Knife – 13-Inch Trailing Point

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Description

Hand-Forged High Carbon Steel Bowie Knife – 13-Inch Trailing PointThis high carbon steel Bowie knife arrives with a 13 inch blade that sits heavy and balanced in the hand, the powder coated flat catching no light until the polished bevel tells you exactly where the edge starts. The Pakka wood handle fills a full grip, its mottled brown tone warm against bare skin and non slip even in a gloved hand. At 19 inches overall, this is a knife that commands attention before it does any work. The Blade The 13 inch blade is

This high carbon steel Bowie knife arrives with a 13-inch blade that sits heavy and balanced in the hand, the powder-coated flat catching no light until the polished bevel tells you exactly where the edge starts. The Pakka wood handle fills a full grip, its mottled brown tone warm against bare skin and non-slip even in a gloved hand. At 19 inches overall, this is a knife that commands attention before it does any work.

The Blade

The 13-inch blade is forged from high carbon steel and finished with a black powder coat across both flats. High carbon steel takes a sharp edge more readily than lower-carbon alloys and holds that edge through hard use. The powder coat adds a layer of corrosion resistance between sharpenings. The profile is a Persian-style upswept trailing point: wide at the belly for draw cuts, sweeping up to a fine tip that gives you precision on controlled work. The polished bevel runs the full length of the cutting edge, visible in contrast against the black flat.

The Handle

The handle is Pakka wood, a stabilized composite that resists moisture, cracking, and warping better than raw hardwood. It shows a dark brown base with amber and reddish streaks visible in the grain, secured to the full tang with two rows of brass pins. The fit is tight with no flex. Bare-handed, the texture gives enough purchase for a firm grip without tearing. In a gloved hand, the shape seats naturally with no hotspot at the guard or pommel end.

The Build

Full tang construction runs the steel from tip to pommel in one continuous piece, with the Pakka wood scales pinned on both sides. This matters for a knife this size. A partial tang transfers stress at the transition point under heavy use. A full tang spreads that load across the entire grip. The balance point sits just forward of the guard, which keeps the tip in line on downstrokes without pulling the wrist out.

The Sheath

The included handcrafted leather sheath is cut to fit the 13-inch blade and covers the guard. It shows hand-stitched borders and a tooled surface pattern with a brass snap closure at the welt. The draw is snug enough for secure carry and loosens naturally over the first week of use. The belt loop accommodates standard outdoor belts up to approximately 2 inches.

Real-World Use

The upswept trailing point and 13-inch blade length make this knife well-suited for a hunter field-dressing whitetail, a camper processing game at a base camp, or an outdoor enthusiast who wants a serious fixed blade for hard use. The blade belly is long enough for a full draw cut in a single stroke. The full tang holds up under the torque of heavy batoning and leverage work in ways a partial-tang knife will not.

The JW Difference

Each knife is hand-forged and individually finished by JW SteelCrafts. Orders ship from the USA within one to two business days. Returns are accepted within 30 days, no questions asked. Eight verified buyers have reviewed this knife, with 88 percent rating it five stars. Customers note the weight balance and leather sheath quality specifically.

Specs

Specification

Detail

Blade Length

13 inches

Overall Length

19 inches

Handle Length

6 inches

Blade Steel

High carbon steel

Blade Finish

Black powder coated

Blade Style

Persian-style upswept trailing point

Handle Material

Wengi Wood

Handle Fastening

Brass pins

Tang

Full tang

Includes

Handcrafted leather sheath

Ships From

USA

Made By

JW SteelCrafts


Who Is This For

  • The hunter who field-dresses whitetail and needs a 13-inch blade long enough for deep strokes and a trailing point that traces cleanly along the hide.

  • The camper or outdoorsman who carries a fixed blade on backcountry trips and needs full tang strength for batoning and camp utility work.

  • The knife collector who wants a hand-forged high carbon steel piece with a bold Persian profile at a price point well below custom shop work.

  • The gift buyer looking for a knife with real steel construction, a matched leather sheath, and presentation quality for a hunter or outdoor enthusiast.

How to Use It

Hold the Pakka wood handle with a full-hand grip, four fingers wrapped forward of the brass pins with the thumb on the flat spine. For draw cuts, pull the trailing point through the material in a single controlled stroke from belly to tip. For push cuts, let the wide belly do the work and keep the tip up. Keep your elbow in line with the cut. Never use lateral force on a blade this length; move the whole arm.

How to Care for It

After Every Use

  • Wipe the blade with a clean dry cloth to remove blood, sap, or moisture.

  • Do not rinse under running water; hand wash only if needed, using minimal water.

  • Never put this knife in a dishwasher. The heat and moisture will damage the powder coat and raise the Pakka wood surface.

Every Few Weeks

  • Apply a thin coat of food-safe mineral oil or light gun oil to the blade flats and edge.

  • Wipe off excess with a clean cloth. You want a film, not a coating.

  • Apply a small amount of wood oil to the Pakka handle surface and wipe dry.

Storage

  • Store in the included leather sheath in a dry indoor space.

  • Avoid storing long-term inside a sealed leather sheath; leather holds residual moisture that can start surface rust on high carbon steel.

  • For long-term storage, wrap the oiled blade in a clean cloth inside the sheath.

Sharpening

  • Use a whetstone or ceramic rod. Start at a coarser grit and finish on fine.

  • Maintain the original bevel angle throughout. High carbon steel responds quickly to a whetstone.

  • Do not use a V-notch pull-through sharpener on a blade this long; it removes too much material unevenly.

FAQs

What steel is the blade made from?

The blade is high carbon steel with a black powder-coated finish. High carbon steel sharpens well and holds an edge longer than stainless under hard use, but it needs oiling to prevent surface rust.

Is this a good Bowie knife for hunting?

Yes. The 13-inch upswept trailing point blade is well-suited for field dressing and skinning. The full tang handles the torque of leverage work. The leather sheath gives you safe belt carry in the field.

What is the handle actually made from?

The handle is Wengi wood, a stabilized composite wood that resists moisture and cracking better than raw hardwood. It is secured with brass pins through a full tang. .

Is this knife legal to own in the United States?

Fixed blade knives are legal to purchase for adults in most US states. Carry laws vary by state and locality. Purchasing for home use, outdoor use, or collection is generally permitted. Check your local statutes before carrying in public.

Does it come with a sheath?

Yes. Every knife ships with a handcrafted brown leather sheath that fits the 13-inch blade. It has a stitched border, tooled surface, and brass snap closure with a belt loop for carry.

How long will the edge last?

High carbon steel holds an edge well through regular use. With proper oiling and periodic whetstone maintenance, this knife should retain its working edge for years. Heavy use on bone or hard material will require more frequent sharpening.

Can I get a customized version with engraving or a different handle?

JW SteelCrafts offers customization on select products. Contact the team through the site before ordering to confirm what options are available and the lead time for custom work.

Is this a good gift?

Yes. The matched leather sheath, full tang construction, and Wengi wood handle give it the presentation quality of a serious collector piece. Eight verified buyers have reviewed it as a gift, rating it 4.9 stars on average.

Gift This Knife

This knife works for Father's Day, Christmas, hunting season birthdays, retirement gifts, or any outdoorsman on your list who carries a real fixed blade. The leather sheath and blade together present as a complete set straight from the box. It ships presentation-ready and no extra wrapping is needed.

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