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Bull Cutter Knife – Rasp Tool Steel Blade with Ash Wood Handle | Belt Knife | Men’s Knife | Knives of Belt | Best Western Cowboy Knife
Bull Cutter Knife – Rasp Tool Steel Blade with Ash Wood Handle | Belt Knife | Men’s Knife | Knives of Belt | Best Western Cowboy Knife
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Built for grit and crafted for the trail, this handcrafted bull cutter knife features a rugged rasp tool steel blade and a smooth, ergonomic ash wood handle—a classic pairing made for serious work and Western soul. Whether you're a rancher, hunter, or collector, this knife ranks high among trusted belt knives, go-to men’s knives, and timeless knives of belt.
The blade is forged from recycled rasp tool steel, known for its strength, distinctive texture, and impressive edge retention. Originally used in farriery, this steel brings a raw, hard-wearing quality that stands up to demanding tasks in the field or at the camp.
The handle is made from solid ash wood, shaped for comfort, grip, and natural style. Its clean, contoured lines deliver solid control and durability, whether you're using it for daily chores or backwoods adventures.
Packaged with a handmade leather sheath, this knife is designed for horizontal or vertical belt carry—ready whenever you are. It’s the kind of tool you carry not just for its function, but because it belongs at your side.
Specifications:
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Blade Material: Forged rasp tool steel
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Handle Material: Ash wood
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Knife Type: Bull cutter
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Sheath: Handmade leather belt sheath (horizontal/vertical carry)
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Why It’s a Top Cowboy Knife:
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Tough, raw rasp steel blade with excellent cutting power
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Comfortable and classic ash wood handle
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Built to serve as a practical belt knife and rugged men’s knife
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Stands out in the world of knives of belt with Western roots
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A reliable western cowboy knife for ranch work, hunting, or everyday carry
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Comes with a full-grain leather sheath for versatile belt positioning
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