Constantine Paracord Knuckle Duster

Constantine Paracord Knuckle Duster

A four-finger knuckle duster cast in zinc alloy at roughly 220–240 g, with the frame wrapped in paracord. The extra mass sits in the palm instead of the fingertips, so the piece settles into the hand rather than feeling top-heavy. Four colourways are stocked: black, bronze, golden and silver.

Every finger hole carries a cast cross above it, and the palm face is built around a central crest carrying the Latin motto FIAT IUSTITIA ET PEREAT MUNDUS — let justice be done, though the world perish. The inscriptions SANCTUS SPIRITUS and DEMON sit on the same face, which is why this pattern is known as the double-faced design. The golden version is the closest match to the gold knuckles used in the film Constantine (2005).

The paracord runs around the frame and across the knuckle bar. It gives the fingers a textured surface to close on, keeps the metal from sliding against a wet palm, and can be unwound and rewrapped once it wears through. Each piece is wrapped by hand, so the lay of the cord differs slightly from one unit to the next.

Specifications

• material: zinc alloy
• weight: approx. 220–240 g
• grip: four fingers
• colours: black, bronze, golden, silver
• wrap: paracord, hand-wrapped
• engraving: cross above each finger hole, central crest, Latin motto, SANCTUS SPIRITUS / DEMON
• finish: plated surface; the black version is spray-coated

About the finish

These are cast pieces with a plated surface, and the black version is spray-coated rather than plated. Fine machining marks, mould seams, small pits along the edges and polishing traces are normal on cast metal rather than a fault — every unit shows them to some degree. A dry cloth is enough to keep the metal clean; the cord can be washed separately and left to dry before it goes back on.

Part of our four-finger knuckle duster range, and the full spread of weights and finishes sits in the zinc alloy knuckle duster collection.