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product_id: 4245025
title: "SZCO Supplies 15-Inch Bowie Knife with Carbon Steel Clip-Point Blade, Wooden Handle, and Leather Sheath – Hunting, Camping, Survival, and Outdoor Knife"
brand: "szco"
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# Premium hand-stitched leather sheath 15-inch full tang blade Ergonomic solid wood handle SZCO Supplies 15-Inch Bowie Knife with Carbon Steel Clip-Point Blade, Wooden Handle, and Leather Sheath – Hunting, Camping, Survival, and Outdoor Knife

**Brand:** szco
**Price:** 38415CFA
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔪 Own the wild with a Bowie that means business.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** SZCO Supplies 15-Inch Bowie Knife with Carbon Steel Clip-Point Blade, Wooden Handle, and Leather Sheath – Hunting, Camping, Survival, and Outdoor Knife by szco
- **How much does it cost?** 38415CFA with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sn](https://www.desertcart.sn/products/4245025-szco-supplies-15-inch-bowie-knife-with-carbon-steel-clip)

## Best For

- szco enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted szco brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Versatile Outdoor Essential:** Perfect for hunting, camping, survival, and making your gear collection stand out.
- • **Rust-Resistant & Built to Last:** 420HC steel resists corrosion, ensuring your knife stays sharp through every challenge.
- • **Hand-Stitched Leather Sheath Included:** Safe, stylish, and portable—carry your adventure with confidence.
- • **Massive 15-Inch Carbon Steel Powerhouse:** A 10-inch 420HC clip-point blade built for edge retention and rugged durability.
- • **Ergonomic Wooden Handle with Brass Guard:** Comfort meets control for precision tasks and heavy-duty use.

## Overview

The SZCO Supplies 15-Inch Bowie Knife features a robust 10-inch 420HC carbon steel clip-point blade designed for superior edge retention and rust resistance. Its ergonomic solid wood handle with a brass cross guard ensures a secure grip, while the included hand-stitched leather sheath offers safe, stylish portability. Ideal for hunting, camping, and survival, this durable fixed blade knife is a versatile outdoor tool built to withstand tough conditions and elevate your adventure gear.

## Description

This 15-Inch SZCO Supplies Bowie Knife is the ultimate tool for outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, and survivalists. With its massive 10-inch clip-point blade made from high-quality 420HC carbon steel, this knife offers exceptional durability, edge retention, and resistance to rust and corrosion. Its ergonomic solid wooden handle, paired with a brass cross guard, ensures a secure and comfortable grip for precision and control during any task. This bowie knife comes with a premium hand-stitched leather sheath, providing safe storage and portability. The natural, rugged look of dark wood and brass complements the classic bowie design, making it as stylish as it is functional. Whether you're hunting, camping, hiking, or tackling survival challenges, this versatile knife is built for the toughest outdoor adventures. Its robust construction and reliable performance make it an essential addition to any gear collection.

Review: If you view this as a pretty much 95% finished "kit knife" you will certainly not ... - I can see whay a lot of people have left less than five star reviews on this knife. I bought it anyway because I was looking for another "project" to finish. If you view this as a pretty much 95% finished "kit knife" you will certainly not be disappointed. When it arrived it was quite sharp, but with a lot of prominent grind marks in the edge, very much like a sharp but cheap machete. It was a pretty simple thing to get a nice smooth and razor sharp edge by just using my diamond sharpener followed by about ten minutes on my ceramic sticks. And then a light few swipes again with the diamond sharpener to smooth out the grind. Then I turned to the grip scales. They were covered in what I can only assume is some sort of polyurethane finish and were fairly rough. I just used some 220 grit sandpaper to smooth them out followed by 400 and then 600 grit paper. Some stain and a boiled linseed oil/pine tar combo that I make up and voila' -a very pretty set of hand filling scales that look for all the world like walnut. It was a very simple task to get the wood to fit the tang properly since they were pretty close in the first place. Next I put a patina on the carbon steel blade and tang, using some Birchwood Casey Perma Blue and a wash of the same company's Super Blue. The color came out a pleasing blue/gray after carding with oil and 0000 steel wool. The patina is very similar to my 1930s era ROMO Solingen bowie knife. When I get time this weekend I plan to also use some of their Plum Brown solution on it so it will appear to be a much older patina. This is about the heaviest 10 inch bladed Bowie that I currently own. The reaction to my sharpening was very similar to 1095 high carbon steel in some of my other knives. SO in my case at least, it seems well heat treated and tempered. The blade is right at 4.95 mm thick at the spine. So it's a nice heavy Bowie knife with a bent towards chopping. Spend some time (which I find to be fun) in actually finishing this knife. You will find it rewarding and can end up with a knife that will last you a lifetime. (Oh the "Pakistan" tag on mine was a simple piece of tape thoughtfully placed on one of the grip scale. It peels off so easily!) Next up - the sheath. The one I received is actually quite nice and fits snugly. It is much better than the one pictured in the listing. I am going to remove the belt loop and snap on this one. In place of the snap on the mouth of the sheath I'll be putting in a Sam Brown type stud for carrying it tucked inside my belt. The positioning of the snap and the snug fit of the knife will make this a five minute conversion. This knife can easily be made into one that looks the part of an 1840-1870 Bowie knife. It doesn't take much skill. Just a willingness to have some fun and expend a little elbow grease. If this is what you are looking for, then I HIGHLY recommend it. If you want a fancy Bowie knife for under eighteen bucks - well that just ain't going to happen. So get this eighteen dollar knife and turn it into what looks like a $100 knife. It will take you a couple of hours and will be well worth it.
Review: Big, mean and ugly - So there I was drunk and off another red dead redemption kick looking for a Bowie knife that was decent looking and cheap. Drunk me and carbon steel are basically married at this point but I digress. When I got the knife the next day I almost rushed to check my checking statement to see how much of a fool I was, thankfully I wasn’t much of one at all at 20 bucks. I took a look a the edge and the majority of it had a pretty good bevel to it and a reasonably sharp edge, however the last inch or so of the point was dull as pig iron. That was annoying yes but easily cared for with a bastard file and a 1000 grit stone and she was then incredibly sharp given her size. Fast forward a few months and I’m beating on the thing just to see if I could break it. Full force throws into trees, often dirt, and bounces off rocks on all parts of the knife and the only thing that gave was the brass pins in the handle. Which honestly was gonna happen sooner than later given they’re just under an 1/8 of an inch thick. I’ll be remedying that soon with 1/4 inch brass rods soon and possibly new handle material but for now it’s a pretty tough knife. Did I mention I tried to snap it and it didn’t even budge? Great buy for the price all the way around. Treat it like hell and it’ll just keep coming back for more.

## Features

- Massive 15-Inch Fixed Blade Knife: Features a 10-inch durable clip-point blade made from 420HC carbon steel for superior edge retention, making it a dependable hunting knife for men and rugged outdoor knife.
- Ergonomic Wooden Handle: Designed for comfort and control, the solid wood handle with a brass cross guard ensures a secure grip, making this an ideal knife for self-defense or heavy-duty outdoor tasks.
- Premium Leather Sheath Included: This fixed blade knife with sheath comes with a hand-stitched black leather sheath for safe storage, easy portability, and long-lasting durability.
- Versatile Outdoor and Hunting Knife: Perfect for camping, hiking, survival, and hunting, this hunting knife with sheath is a reliable all-purpose tool for adventurers, collectors, and enthusiasts of fixed blade hunting knives.
- Rust-Resistant and Long-Lasting: Crafted to resist rust and corrosion, this durable fixed blade hunting knife is built for tough jobs and long-term use, making it one of the most reliable hunting knifes in harsh outdoor conditions.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0045TOBLQ |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Best Sellers Rank | #87,114 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #172 in Fixed Blade Hunting Knives |
| Blade Edge | Hollow |
| Blade Length | 15 inches |
| Blade Material | Carbon Steel |
| Blade Shape | Clip Point |
| Blade Type | Clip Point |
| Brand | SZCO |
| Brand Name | SZCO |
| Color | Brown/Brass |
| Customer Package Type | [Inferred from context: Protective packaging for sharp objects, including a leather sheath] |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 861 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00801608028584 |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Handle Material | Wood |
| Included Components | Sheath |
| Item Length | 15 inches |
| Item Shape | irregular |
| Item Weight | 1.2 pounds |
| Manufacturer | SZCO Supplies, Inc. |
| Model Name | Bowie Fixed Blade Knife |
| Model Number | 202858-CS |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Part Number | 202858-CS |
| Power Source | Manual |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Outdoor |
| Reusability | Reusable |
| Size | 15" |
| Special Feature | Non Slip |
| Special Features | Non Slip |
| Style | Bowie |
| Theme | Outdoor Adventure |
| UPC | 801608028584 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Age Range (Description):** Adult
- **Blade Material:** Carbon Steel
- **Brand:** SZCO
- **Color:** Brown/Brass
- **Handle Material:** Wood
- **Included Components:** Sheath
- **Model Name:** Bowie Fixed Blade Knife
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Outdoor
- **Special Feature:** Non Slip
- **Style:** Bowie

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Blade Material Type** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: what kind of carbon steel is it like 1080**
A: 420 is not carbon steel it does have a 1% trace of carbon in it but it is not a high carbon blade. 420 is stainless steel it's what they call surgeon steel you can sharpen it to an extremely fine razor sharp blade but it will dull quickly in Bushcraft situations. It is a total lie that that is a carbon blade.

**Q: is it full tang blade**
A: Doesn't say full tang in description

**Q: How good is the sheath?**
A: The sheath does not appear to be leather....has the look of leather...but is strong. I like the belt hanger not being so wide so it allows some movement and the keeper is a snap but only on the hanger. So it has an old look. For the price of this it's a no brainer for utility....JM in Greensboro, NC

**Q: How has the sheath been holding up. Is it durable?usable?**
A: the body of the sheath is ok the belt loop needed a rework for my personal taste but overall it is holding up well

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ If you view this as a pretty much 95% finished "kit knife" you will certainly not ...
*by D***M on February 13, 2018*

I can see whay a lot of people have left less than five star reviews on this knife. I bought it anyway because I was looking for another "project" to finish. If you view this as a pretty much 95% finished "kit knife" you will certainly not be disappointed. When it arrived it was quite sharp, but with a lot of prominent grind marks in the edge, very much like a sharp but cheap machete. It was a pretty simple thing to get a nice smooth and razor sharp edge by just using my diamond sharpener followed by about ten minutes on my ceramic sticks. And then a light few swipes again with the diamond sharpener to smooth out the grind. Then I turned to the grip scales. They were covered in what I can only assume is some sort of polyurethane finish and were fairly rough. I just used some 220 grit sandpaper to smooth them out followed by 400 and then 600 grit paper. Some stain and a boiled linseed oil/pine tar combo that I make up and voila' -a very pretty set of hand filling scales that look for all the world like walnut. It was a very simple task to get the wood to fit the tang properly since they were pretty close in the first place. Next I put a patina on the carbon steel blade and tang, using some Birchwood Casey Perma Blue and a wash of the same company's Super Blue. The color came out a pleasing blue/gray after carding with oil and 0000 steel wool. The patina is very similar to my 1930s era ROMO Solingen bowie knife. When I get time this weekend I plan to also use some of their Plum Brown solution on it so it will appear to be a much older patina. This is about the heaviest 10 inch bladed Bowie that I currently own. The reaction to my sharpening was very similar to 1095 high carbon steel in some of my other knives. SO in my case at least, it seems well heat treated and tempered. The blade is right at 4.95 mm thick at the spine. So it's a nice heavy Bowie knife with a bent towards chopping. Spend some time (which I find to be fun) in actually finishing this knife. You will find it rewarding and can end up with a knife that will last you a lifetime. (Oh the "Pakistan" tag on mine was a simple piece of tape thoughtfully placed on one of the grip scale. It peels off so easily!) Next up - the sheath. The one I received is actually quite nice and fits snugly. It is much better than the one pictured in the listing. I am going to remove the belt loop and snap on this one. In place of the snap on the mouth of the sheath I'll be putting in a Sam Brown type stud for carrying it tucked inside my belt. The positioning of the snap and the snug fit of the knife will make this a five minute conversion. This knife can easily be made into one that looks the part of an 1840-1870 Bowie knife. It doesn't take much skill. Just a willingness to have some fun and expend a little elbow grease. If this is what you are looking for, then I HIGHLY recommend it. If you want a fancy Bowie knife for under eighteen bucks - well that just ain't going to happen. So get this eighteen dollar knife and turn it into what looks like a $100 knife. It will take you a couple of hours and will be well worth it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Big, mean and ugly
*by H***6 on June 16, 2024*

So there I was drunk and off another red dead redemption kick looking for a Bowie knife that was decent looking and cheap. Drunk me and carbon steel are basically married at this point but I digress. When I got the knife the next day I almost rushed to check my checking statement to see how much of a fool I was, thankfully I wasn’t much of one at all at 20 bucks. I took a look a the edge and the majority of it had a pretty good bevel to it and a reasonably sharp edge, however the last inch or so of the point was dull as pig iron. That was annoying yes but easily cared for with a bastard file and a 1000 grit stone and she was then incredibly sharp given her size. Fast forward a few months and I’m beating on the thing just to see if I could break it. Full force throws into trees, often dirt, and bounces off rocks on all parts of the knife and the only thing that gave was the brass pins in the handle. Which honestly was gonna happen sooner than later given they’re just under an 1/8 of an inch thick. I’ll be remedying that soon with 1/4 inch brass rods soon and possibly new handle material but for now it’s a pretty tough knife. Did I mention I tried to snap it and it didn’t even budge? Great buy for the price all the way around. Treat it like hell and it’ll just keep coming back for more.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ The price is great.
*by A***X on August 19, 2018*

I was looking for a carbon steel Bouie style knife. SZCO process just that. It arrived on time and the price is great. Having said that just like some other reviewers said it needs some work. Mine was not sharpened, it just had a grind. It’s been fun trying to put an edge on it and it’s coming along. The handle had some kind of finish on it but that I did not like so I sanded it and was pleasantly surprised to see some kind of dark hard wood. The wood had some sharp edges but a bit of sanding took care of that. Now it fits my hand better. Finished it with some boiled linseed oil and it looks nice. My guard was also loose but I sodered it in place and now it’s solid. As far as the sheath goes as others stated it’s functional but I am not sure what material it’s made out of. I plan to make a new one. Overall I really like it.

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