Kizlyar

Kizlyar Akula Zaki Engraved Shark Hunting Knife - K50631	Kizlyar Fazan Engraved Pheasant Hunting Knife - K50231	Kizlyar Glukhar Woodland Grouse Engraved Hunting Knife - K50431
Kizlyar Khazar Lion Engraved Hunting Knife - K10531B	Kizlyar Sleek Puma Stag Hunting Knife - K32536	Kizlyar Soaring Eagle Engraved Hunting Knife - K10731
Kizlyar Special Sterling Silver Engraved Pheasant Knife - K50438	Kizlyar Sterkh-3 Engraved Hunting Knife - K31231	Kizlyar Strela Flat Black Tactical Throwing Knife - K32210
Kizlyar Strepet-1 Engraved Hunting Knife - K30231

...If you don't see the model you are looking for please contact us and we can special order it for you. Special orders for Kizlyar knives may take several weeks depending on the model.

All the models of knives and daggers are hand made using the traditions of gunsmiths from the Caucasus region of Russia. These traditions date back centuries.

Kitzlyar began producing edged weapons in 1990 and has quickly established itself as Russia's predominant knife producer.

The company makes a range of knives focusing on decorative details like fine engraving with designs that are both traditional and modern.

Models range from everyday carry knives to high-end hand made Damascus knives and daggers that are a one of a kind creation.

Kitzlar is re-establishing the tradition of fine hand-made decorated weapons. Their knives are highly valued among collectors in Western Europe.

The steel used by Kizlyar is equivalent to 440c stainless steel hardened to 55-58 HRC.

These fine knives have been mostly sold in and around Russia, but recently they have become available to other markets. We are glad to be among the first to carry these fine knives.

Please check out our growing selection of fine Kizlyar knives!

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