Shovel M1874
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- Klingenlänge cm: 19
- Gewicht g: 938
- Griffmaterial: Ash Wood
- Klingenstahl: 2Cr13
- WaffG-Einstufung: Legal Carry
- Gefertigt in: Asia
Spezifikationen
Spezifikationen
- Artikeltyp: Outdoor Accessories
- Klingenstärke mm: 2
- Gesamtlänge cm: 53
- Farbe: Black
- Marke: Boker Plus and Böker (alle)
Warnhinweise und Sicherheitsinformationen:
Warnhinweise und Sicherheitsinformationen:
GPRS
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Description
Description
Built with absolute robustness in mind, the M1874 features the traditional two-piece blade and spring construction, joined by five heavy studs and reinforced with a 40 mm steel ferrule that secures the virtually unbreakable ash handle halfway along its length. This complex method mirrors the heritage manufacturing process and delivers unmatched stability-one of the reasons the original design remained in service well into both world wars.
Like the historical model, the blade edges come pre-sharpened but not fully sharpened. This allows effective digging, splitting, and delimbing right out of the box, while giving users the option to hand-finish the edges for machete- or knife-like cutting performance. For the blade and spring, we selected a tough stainless steel also used in turbine blades and surgical instruments, ensuring high resistance to impact and easy field sharpening.
To handle modern demands, the M1874 includes a rugged, rot-proof nylon sheath with dual belt loops and a rigid insert-maintenance-free and far more weather-resistant than leather.
A faithful classic with contemporary durability, the Boker Plus Shovel M1874 is an essential tool for bushcraft enthusiasts, off-road adventurers, reenactors, and collectors of military equipment.











