The Nieto Pig Sticker Bowie Black Mikarta (Model: N-N2N) is a dedicated fixed-blade hunting knife engineered in Albacete, Spain, for the humane dispatch of feral hogs at contact distance. Built with a 200 mm rigid stainless steel blade featuring Bowie-style clip-point geometry, this knife delivers the deep penetration required to reach vital organs through heavy-shielded feral boars. Ergonomic black Micarta handle scales provide a slip-resistant grip when exposed to moisture, blood, and mud during high-stress field conditions.

Key Features

• Deep Penetration Blade Geometry: Features a 200 mm blade with a narrow, rigid profile designed to deliver quick, humane dispatch during close-quarters contact.
• Full-Tang Stainless Steel Construction: Built with high-grade Spanish stainless steel tempered to 58–60 HRC with a 4.0 mm spine thickness to resist lateral torque under heavy field loads.
• Ergonomic Black Micarta Scales: Synthetic linen and canvas resin laminate handle features finger grooves and resists degradation from grease, blood, and environmental moisture.
• Integrated Hand Guard: Built-in steel guard prevents the user's hand from sliding forward onto the live cutting edge during forceful thrusts.
• Fitted Leather Sheath: Includes a genuine heavy-duty leather belt sheath for secure carry and rapid field deployment.

Specifications

• Model / SKU: N-N2N
• Blade Type: Fixed blade, Bowie / clip-point pig sticker profile
• Blade Length: 200 mm (20 cm)
• Blade Thickness: 4.0 mm
• Blade Material: AN-58 / 440C-class Spanish stainless steel
• Hardness: 58 to 60 HRC
• Handle Material: Black Micarta laminate with finger grooves
• Carry System: Genuine leather belt sheath
• Power Requirements: None (manual hand tool)

Who is the Nieto Pig Sticker Bowie Black Mikarta for?

• Australian pig hunters and doggers dispatching bayed feral boars at close range — relies on the Nieto fixed-blade pig sticker knife's 200 mm blade length, 4.0 mm spine thickness, and 58 to 60 HRC tempered steel to achieve deep vital penetration through thick shields without bending under lateral force.

Less suitable for: Engagements outside arm's reach (which require a firearm or hunting bow), fine culinary butchery or skinning (which is better served by a shorter, curved drop-point skinner of 8 to 10 cm), or heavy wood processing and trail clearing (which requires a dedicated camp hatchet or machete).