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Cowboy Belt Skinner Knife Set – Powder-Coated Rasp Steel & Horn

Cowboy Belt Skinner Knife Set – Powder-Coated Rasp Steel & Horn

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Cowboy Belt Skinner Knife Set – Powder-Coated Rasp Steel & Horn

Built for the ranch, hunting camp, and trail, this Cowboy Belt Skinner Knife Set combines compact working dimensions with rugged Western craftsmanship. The set includes two fixed-blade knives, each measuring 7 inches overall with a 3-inch farrier rasp steel blade. Contrasting sheep horn handles and a tooled pancake leather sheath give the set a distinctive appearance while preserving the practical character expected from a compact field knife.

Each knife has a curved skinner-style blade designed to provide controlled slicing contact during skinning, field dressing, hide work, and general ranch cutting. The 3-inch blade length offers excellent maneuverability when working around detailed areas. A dark powder-coated finish gives the blades a low-reflection appearance, while sections of original rasp texture remain visible as a reminder of the steel’s farrier-file heritage. The bright exposed cutting edges create a sharp visual contrast against the dark blade finish.

The two handles display naturally different sheep horn tones. One features warm cream, tan, and brown markings, while the second has a darker gray and black appearance. Their rounded, contoured profiles are shaped for comfortable handling and secured with metal pins. Brass-colored lanyard tubes provide convenient attachment points for leather thongs or carrying cords. Because sheep horn is a natural material, color, grain, texture, and pattern will vary, making each handle visually individual.

A hand-tooled pancake-style leather sheath is included with the set. Its warm brown finish, basket-weave tooling, stitched border, and elongated belt slots create an authentic Western presentation. The belt-slot configuration supports horizontal, angled, or cross-draw positioning depending on belt size and personal preference. The broad sheath design distributes weight across the belt and keeps a selected knife readily accessible during ranch work or outdoor use. The included sheath is intended to carry one knife at a time.

This matching pair makes a strong addition to a working field kit or Western knife collection. It is also a memorable gift for hunters, ranch hands, outdoorsmen, groomsmen, and collectors of handcrafted-style gear. Explore additional cowboy knives, practical hunting knives, and compact skinning knives from SHAM KNIVES.

After use, clean the blades by hand and dry them immediately. Apply a thin coating of knife-safe oil to the cutting edges and exposed steel. Avoid dishwashers, soaking, and abrasive cleaners that could damage the powder coating. Keep the leather sheath dry, condition it occasionally, and do not store a damp knife inside it.

Specifications

Product Type Two-piece cowboy belt skinner knife set
Number of Knives Two
Overall Length 7 inches each
Blade Length 3 inches each
Approximate Handle Length 4 inches each
Blade Material Farrier rasp steel
Blade Finish Dark powder coating with exposed cutting edge
Blade Profile Curved skinner-style profile
Handle Material Natural sheep horn in contrasting light and dark tones
Handle Hardware Metal pins and brass-colored lanyard tubes
Sheath Material Tooled and stitched leather
Carry Style Pancake-style cross-draw or horizontal belt carry
Package Includes Two knives and one leather belt sheath

Frequently Asked Questions

How many knives are included in this set?

The set includes two powder-coated rasp steel skinner knives with contrasting sheep horn handles.

Can the sheath hold both knives at the same time?

No. The pictured pancake sheath is designed to carry one of the two knives at a time.

Will both sheep horn handles look exactly like the photograph?

No. Natural horn varies in color, grain, and markings, so every handle will have an individual appearance.

How should the powder-coated blades be maintained?

Hand-clean and dry the blades immediately, then apply light knife-safe oil to the exposed edges and steel areas.