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This Strizh by Alexander Cheberkov features a Damascus drop point blade with single thumbstud. The handle has a stonewashed titanium frame with an inlaid liner, timascus matching backspacer and tip up clip with hidden screws. timascus overlay. Comes with original box and papers. Excellent condition.
Blade Length 3.375
Overall Length 7.625
Closed Length 4.25
Weight (oz) 3.6
Source Previously owned
Knife Type Tip Up Carry, Tip Up Clip
Blade Material Damascus
Blade Details Drop Point
Handle Material Metallic
Other Details Tactical
"In the 1990’s I repaired cars, worked on a construction site, and created all kinds of articles of daily use out of metal. Metal working is my profession and at some point or another it was inevitable to make a knife. In the initial stages I made simple knives for hunting and the kitchen to keep my family above water. The buyers liked my knives because they were well crafted, stable and durable. Through word-of-mouth advertising more and more people become aware of my knives, I produced more and I invested a great part of my income in new and better machines. I rebuilt a lot of old machines and improved them again and again. I have developed some of them on my own, because I wanted features, which normal industrial machines could not offer. I don’t compromise, if a machine isn’t ideal, it will be rebuilt until it produces the results I require. Optimization is a constant and never ending process. I prefer the frame lock, because it is a simple and very stable system."
