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CAMP UTILITY KNIFE

An all-purpose, outdoor knife, ideal for everything from light brush clearing to camp food preparation and everything in between. 3/16" thick, 1075 carbon steel, deep hollow ground and drop point, 5 1/2" long, full tang. 10 7/8" long by 1 5/16" wide at the handle. Annealed, heat-treated, blasted and powder coated solar black. Scalloped top thumb grooves. Contoured two-piece handle made from hand-sanded hardwood ash, treated with Pennsylvania German Harvest Brown oil stain and finished with heavy duty nickel plated rivets and a lanyard/ring hole. Encased in a heavy duty, light weight, 1800 denier black nylon sheath with belt loop and Molle compatible straps on the back. Weighs 9.76 oz.