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Ka-Bar BK2 Becker Companion Knife

Ka-Bar knife


 
Perfect for camping and hunting, the Ka-Bar Becker BK2 Companion Knife has the strength for splitting kindling, and the sharp edge required for skinning game or chopping onions for the campfire grill. Designed for everyday utility, the knife has a 5.5-inch drop point blade of 1095 cro-van steel, that can puncture and slice with a versatile 20-degree edge angle. The Grivory handle provides a balanced grip for any outdoors chore. The fixed blade knife measures 10.5 inches long overall, and is easy to carry with the included glass-filled nylon sheath. Made in the USA, the Companion knife is built tough to handle all your outdoor adventures and carries a limited lifetime warranty.

Weight: 1.0 lb.
Steel: 1095 Cro-Van
HRC: 56-58′
Blade Length: 5.25 inches
Overall Length: 10.5 inches
Blade Thickness: 0.250 in.

Ka-Bar Becker BK2 Campanion Fixed Blade Knife Ka-Bar Becker BK2 Campanion Fixed Blade Knife
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1 Comment

  1. Andreas says:
    07/08/2012 at 8:53 AM

    there are other options much much better for the edge contrary so some of the comments here a KNIFE should only be sharpened maybe once a month under heavy use, I’m a meat cutter so i use my knives ALOT there is a good reason why ALL industrial food processing areas contain boards made out of styrene or some other synthetic .cause it is very clean very easy on the blade and extremely cheap and affordable. i use the same material in my home you can even get it in interesting textures that do less damage to the blade and clean easily no one who works with knives professionally and knows what they are doing would ever use glass because of the damage it incurs especially when you stop to think every time you sharpen the knife you shorten its life span. especially if its a nice knife you are just grinding your money away every time

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