The Classic Jacaranda Lockback Wood series have been in the Puma line since the 1960’s! This series is very versatile as there are four different sizes to choose from ranging from the Gentleman, a small everyday carry, to our largest Warden which is excellent for hunters. The Warden also has an optional saw blade! The Warden with Saw has an overall length 8.5″, a blade length of 3.7″ and a total weight of 7.2 oz. This is an excellent alternative for the hunter who would rather carry a large folding knife vs a fixed blade, especially with the saw. The hollow ground satin finished blades are made of 1.4116 German Cutlery steel with a thickness between 2.5 and 3mm! Each knife also has a Rockwell hardness of 55-57. When it matters, would you prefer German steel or Chinese steel?

One of, if not the most popular heirloom knives originally imported by Puma GmbH Solingen, Germany in the mid-late 1950’s. This legendary knife design featuring the classic “Bowie Knife” clip point has an overall length of 11″ and a blade length of 6.1″. The satin finished blade is made of 4mm 1.4116 German Cutlery steel and has a Rockwell hardness of 55-57. This is a classic knife that has been used in every aspect of the outdoors, including Hunting, Fishing, Camping, Tactical, Survival and Bushcrafting. Puma SGB fixed blade hunting knives also feature Commando delrin stag handles, brass finger guard and pins, brass lined lanyard holes and a blade styles made to accommodate any outdoorsman’s field dressing or skinning needs. The Puma SGB Bowie is available in Stag, Wood, White Bone, Micarta and the New Commando Stag Handles. All Puma SGB Stag handled knives come with top grain leather sheaths that are 100 percent vegetable tanned and feature a rich, durable brown aniline finish that lets the full beauty of the leather show through. All Wood and Micarta handles come with ballistic nylon sheaths. When it matters, would you prefer German steel or Chinese steel?

The most popular skinning knife sold by Puma SGB 5 years running! This classic heirloom design skinner was introduced in the mid-late 1950’s by Puma GmbH and has been a “go to” skinner for generations. This legendary knife design featuring the classic trailing point upswept blade has an overall length of 9.4″ and a blade length of 4.7″. Weight is 5.6 oz. The satin finished hollow ground blade is made of 4mm 1.4116 German Cutlery steel and has a Rockwell hardness of 55-57. This is a classic knife that has been used in every aspect of the outdoors, including Hunting, Fishing, Camping, Tactical, Survival and Bushcrafting. This Puma SGB Skinner comes in Stag, Micarta and Wood. All feature brass finger guard and pins, brass lined lanyard holes and large assortment of blade styles made to accommodate any outdoorsman’s field dressing or skinning needs. All Puma SGB Stag handled knives come with top grain leather sheaths that are 100 percent vegetable tanned and feature a rich, durable brown aniline finish that lets the full beauty of the leather show through. All Micarta and Wood handled knives come with a ballistic nylon sheath. When it matters, would you prefer German steel or Chinese steel?

A dependable cut-up! – For over 240 years, PUMA has been setting the world’s standard for hunting knives. And this PUMA SGB is no exception. It boasts tough German steel, Rockwell tested between 55 and 57 to ensure hardness. Also bears a Rockwell proof mark signifying stay-sharp top performance. 3.8″l. 440A German stainless steel clip-point fixed blade; Full-tang construction for strength; Genuine Micarta handle; Brass finger guard and pins; Brass-lined lanyard hole; Nylon sheath; Lifetime limited PUMA warranty; Blade length: 3.8″; Blade: 440A German stainless steel clip-point fixed blade; Construction: Full-tang; Handle: Micarta; Handle length: 4.2″; Overall length: 8″; Weight: 4 oz.; Mfg. Number: 6817300M.

The Bighorn has an overall length of 8.5″, a blade length of 3.9″ and a weight of 7.1 oz. The satin finished blade is made of 4mm 1.4116 German Cutlery steel and has a Rockwell hardness of 55-57. This is a fine knife you will be proud to own and has applications in every aspect of the outdoors, including Hunting, Fishing, Camping, Tactical, Survival and Bushcrafting. Puma SGB fixed blade hunting knives also feature genuine stag handles, brass finger guard and pins, brass lined lanyard holes and large assortment of blade styles made to accommodate any outdoorsman’s field dressing or skinning needs. The Puma SGB Bighorn is available in Stag and Micarta. All Puma SGB Stag and bone handled knives come with top grain leather sheaths that are 100 percent vegetable tanned and feature a rich, durable brown aniline finish that lets the full beauty of the leather show through. Micarta and Wood Puma SGB knives are sold with ballistic nylon sheaths. When it matters, would you prefer German steel or Chinese steel?

Featured in the October 2017 Blade Magazine This NEW Big Bear Brown Jigged Bone Knife 681880B is an impressive clip point Bowie style knife. Features include a beautiful Brown Jigged Bone handle, a four finger handle offers excellent gripping ability and mosaic pins and antique SGB medallion make for a very handsome extremely functional knife. This knife also includes a Brass Puma Cathead inlay opposite of the antique style medallion. The Big Bear has an overall length of 10.0″, a jimped blade length of 5.5″ and a weight of 8.1 oz The satin finished blade is made of 1.4116 German Cutlery steel and has a Rockwell hardness of 55-57. The Puma SGB Big Bear is available in Stag, Jig Bone and Zebrawood. All Puma SGB Big Bear Stag, Zebra Wood and Brown Jigged bone handled knives come with molded, snap over top grain leather sheaths that are 100 percent vegetable tanned and feature a rich, durable brown aniline finish that lets the full beauty of the leather show through. This is a fine knife you will be proud to own and has applications in every aspect of the outdoors, including Hunting, Fishing, Camping, Tactical, Survival and Bushcrafting. Puma SGB fixed blade hunting knives offer brass finger guard and pins, brass lined lanyard holes and large assortment of blade styles made to accommodate any outdoorsman’s field dressing or skinning needs. When it matters, would you prefer German steel or Chinese steel?