Resident Evil 1 KnifeThe Handmade Resident Evil 1 Knife with Leather Sheath is a stunning tribute to the iconic weapon from the game that defined survival horror. Meticulously crafted with a durable full-tang blade and paired with a premium leather sheath, this knife captures the essence of the original design while offering exceptional quality. Perfect for collectors, gaming fans, and blade enthusiasts, this replica combines functionality with nostalgia, making it a must-have for anyone who appreciates the legacy of Resident Evil. Dimensions & Measurements:Overall Length: 15”Blade Length: 10”Handle Length: 5”Materials:Blade Material: Stainless Steel.Handle Material: Black Micarta. Shipping: We ship through world known company DHL and we ship worldwide.Customs and Legal Responsibility: Customers are accountable for complying with the customs regulations and laws of their country.Safety Precautions: Please handle our knives with extreme care as they are exceptionally sharp. The blades have a razor-like edge. Apply oil to the blade after each use, particularly for Damascus steel knives.Age Restrictions: We do not sell our products to individuals under the age of 18.Care Guidelines:1. Apply a light coating of oil to your knife after each use.2. Keep the blade dry and clean to avoid rust or contamination.3. Hand wash only; never use a dishwasher.4. Avoid abrasive sponges or steel wool for cleaning.5.Always wipe along the design rather than against it when cleaning Damascus blades.Ensuring Craftsmanship:All of our items are entirely handmade. We use superior, vegetable-tanned cowhide leather to make our leather sheaths.Customer Satisfaction: Our top priority is your satisfaction. Before leaving a review or submitting a claim, please get in touch with us directly if you have any problems with your purchase. We're dedicated to addressing any issues and making sure you're satisfied with your purchase.
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