Product Preview: Timber Rattler Western Outlaw Bowie Knife

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posted on June 6, 2019
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The Timber Rattler Western Outlaw Bowie Knife, from BudK, is one behemoth of a full-tang chopper. Boasting an 11 3/8" stainless steel blade, the Timber Rattler features a brass-plated guard, a gray hardwood handle and ships with a handmade genuine-leather belt sheath. The 16 1/2" knife weighs in at 2 lbs. 6 ozs., though its hit to one's wallet is significantly lighter, coming in at a mere $29.99. For more information, please visit BudK.com


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