Damascus steel skinning knife with gut hook and black horn handle, shown open and in its wooden presentation box

Folding Knives — Damascus Blade Ref. 4015

Damascus Gut-Hook Skinning Folding Knife with Ribbed Black Horn Handle – 11 cm Handle, Wooden Box Included

Name: Damascus Gut-Hook Skinning Folding Knife with Ribbed Black Horn Handle – 11 cm Handle, Wooden Box Included
Brand: Pakistan Knives Factory
SKU: 4015
Price: 24.00 USD
Availability: InStock

A genuine Damascus steel skinning knife with a gut hook, black horn handle and Damascus bolster, 11 cm handle, wooden box included.

$24.00

Unit price. Rates are degressive by quantity, size and material.

Wholesale $16.80

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Factory direct Sialkot, since 1982
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About this knife

This folding skinning knife features an 8.5 cm hand-forged Damascus steel blade with an integrated gut hook, paired with an 11 cm black horn handle and a matching Damascus-pattern bolster. Crafted in Pakistan, it's built for field dressing game as much as display, and ships in its own wooden presentation box. A premium wholesale item for hunting retailers and knife collectors alike.

Specifications

Weight: 0.321 kg
Blade size (cm): 8.5
Handle size (cm): 11
Blade: Damascus steel
Handle: Horn black
Bolster: Damascus
Included: Wooden box

Knife Notes

Know-how from our Sialkot workshop

Quality check

Gut hook inspection before hunting season

A gut hook adds one more edge to inspect, and it is the one buyers most often overlook. On receipt:

Look inside the hook: its cutting edge should be ground evenly, with no burr that could snag hide.
The hook's opening is clean and centred on the spine of the 8.5 cm blade.
The ribs of the black horn run evenly along the 11 cm handle, without chips or cracks.
The Damascus bolster meets the horn flush, and the blade closes without touching either side.
The etched pattern is consistent from heel to tip.

Hunting shops selling Pakistan Damascus knives can show customers these checks at the counter; it builds trust quickly.

Best uses

Field dressing and beyond

The gut hook opens the hide without piercing what lies beneath, and the 8.5 cm main blade then takes over for the detailed work, so this skinner knife covers most of a hunter's field tasks in one folder.

Field dressing deer and similar game
Opening hides along the belly
Skinning small game
Cutting cord and netting
Trophy cabinet display
Gift for a hunting friend

Questions & answers

Display, price and gut hook questions

How should I display a knife collection?

Separate the pieces you use from the ones you keep. A hunting folder like this one can be shown open with the gut hook visible and a small card explaining its purpose, as visitors always ask. Any knife that has been in the field should be cleaned, dried and oiled before it goes back on display, never put away damp.

What is the Damascus knife price in Pakistan for this skinner?

Buyers in Pakistan see the price per knife in rupees at the top of this page. Hunting retailers ordering for the season get a degressive rate, with the unit cost dropping as quantities rise; message us on WhatsApp or email us for a quote.

How do I sharpen the gut hook?

Use a small tapered rod, ceramic or diamond, that fits inside the curve. Draw it through the hook along the bevel with light strokes, turning it slightly to follow the curve, then remove any burr from the flat side. Sharpen the main blade separately on a stone.

The story

Two fingers, one hook: a hunter's shortcut

Opening game cleanly is the hunter's most delicate task: cut too deep and the meat can be spoiled. For generations, hunters managed it by sliding two fingers under the hide and cutting between them with the edge turned upward. The gut hook does the same job in one movement, its sharpened inner curve unzipping the skin while the rounded outside rides over everything beneath.

This Pakistani knife sets that hook on an 8.5 cm hand-forged Damascus blade and folds it into a ribbed black horn handle, with ribs that help the grip when hands are cold or wet. It is a working tool first, yet the Damascus bolster and wooden box make it equally at home in a trophy room.