Kershaw Unusual Shotgun Shell Knife

Feb 9, 2009 Stuart Discuss

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Kershaw’s Shotgun Shell Knife is one of the most unusually designed knives that we’ve ever seen. This knife features a 2″ plain-edged non-locking blade made from AUS6A stainless steel, and also includes a small tapered file. The handle is constructed with polished brass bolsters with rosewood inlay, and is crafted to resemble a shotgun shell.

This compact knife has an MSRP price of $50, but can be found elsewhere for less.

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