Pakistan Knives FactoryDecades of Manufacturing, Wholesale Worldwide
This Bowie knife has a ridged teak wood grip and swept inox guard, 21.3 cm blade, leather case included, made in Pakistan.
This fixed-blade Bowie knife features a 21.3 cm stainless steel clip-point blade with a swept inox guard and a 12.9 cm ridged teak wood grip shaped for a secure hold. Manufactured in Pakistan, it ships with its own leather belt case as a substantial outdoor and collector's knife. A wholesale item for retailers targeting Bowie and large fixed-blade knife buyers.
A 21.3 cm clip-point blade does work a small knife cannot, while the swept inox guard keeps the hand behind the edge. This Pakistan Bowie knife is at its best in open country and on a collector's wall:
Pakistan, and above all Sialkot, has made large fixed blades like this Bowie for export for a long time, so the patterns are well practised. With a big knife, fit is what counts: a guard that cannot rotate, a grip that stays put and a long blade free of twist. Check those three on this model and you can judge it for yourself.
The unit price shows at the top of this page, in rupees (PKR) if you browse from Pakistan. Hunting and outdoor shops buying several Bowies pay less per knife; send the quantity on WhatsApp or by email for a wholesale quote.
It is the classic Bowie profile: the spine drops towards the tip in a 'clipped' line, making the point finer and lower than on a straight-backed blade. That makes this Pakistan hunting knife precise at the tip for starting cuts, while the long belly does the slicing.
Big knives see rough use, and the ridges that give this grip its hold also collect dirt:
A Pakistan knife of this size treated this way stays ready season after season.
With 21.3 cm of steel in play, faults that would hide on a small knife become obvious. Work through each piece:
A well-finished Bowie passes all five in under two minutes, and a shop can check a whole carton in an afternoon.
