Knife Review: Renzo Beltrame 11" Stiletto

Post author By Cheryl Marin
Post date June 12, 2020
18 Comments on Knife Review: Renzo Beltrame 11" Stiletto

A very nice Buffalo Horn swivel bolster Stiletto from Italy

18 replies on “Knife Review: Renzo Beltrame 11" Stiletto”

Where did you get that particular model from ?

You might try to GENTLY tap down on that pin that is sticking up, it may be a "capped" pin, and just hasn't been pushed down all the way. If its a fixed rivet, then its simply not been "peened" enough, so you have a true "one of a kind" Beltrame! Good luck!

AGA CAMPOLIN. It will cost more the a Frank B. but much better quality.

That's really nice . Great knife for your collection

The Beltrame Bros. make some sexy knives! 😍

My lock mech kinda dug into my scale but I just did a little bending and sanding and it's fixed now. You're right these are sweet little old school hand made knives. Thanks

I have the same one only the blade is sandblasted and it’s a 9 inch, a good start into stiletto collecting

that handel has to be the best

I hear ya man well said

Oh, I was told by a Auto Dealer , that they really need to be stored or kept in the OPEN position. It's the Leaf Spring that is inside of the Handles. The Protechs and Benchmades use Coil Springs and can be stored closed.

That was the best Swivel Bolster blade release demo, I've seen yet . Hadn't seen a clear Blade unlock until now. Thanks……Love them Pig Stickers ! The 4 legged variety .