Can anybody ID this knife?

[Sam_TX_0316]

Hi, first post so I apologize if it is in the wrong place. I was hoping somebody could ID the knife tucked in to this operator's plate carrier from the handle that is visible. The knife is tucked into the left (his right) hand side. Very greatful to anybody that can tell me and make and model if possible.

 

[Sam_TX_0316]

Image hasnt embedded properly for some reason, here is a link to it online https://goo.gl/images/dmrvlS

 

[That_Knife_Guy]

It takes me to a image of a guy in full battle rattle.

Sorry should have read the rest of your post.

 

[gzb]

Sorry, not a clue. But here's the embedded pic slightly enlarged:

 

[That_Knife_Guy]

Looks to be an ESSE 5 series:
https://www.knifecenter.com/item/RC5PBB/ESEE-Knives-ESEE-5P-Plain-Edge

Thats my best guess

 

[Thomas Linton]

Different pommel than current ESSEE 5 linked. Essee is more triangular.
https://www.knifecenter.com/item/RC5PBB/ESEE-Knives-ESEE-5P-Plain-Edge

 

[LG&M]

I think it might be from TOPs. I just flipped through the catalog but didn't find a match.

 

[Sam_TX_0316]

Don't think it's an ESEE 5 due to the pommel as mentioned. It's really distinctive but looked at loads of popular knife makers and seen nothing that matches, its driving me crazy! Hopefully there is some guru on here who can identify for me...

 

[Petunia D. Feeble]

Looks like an Ontario Ranger or Night Stalker series. I'm guessing the third fastener is hidden by the sheath. They have a few models with same style pummel and a handle fastener very close to the bottom.

 

[NJBillK]

Looks a bit like a Tops Overland, but with a larger lanyard hole.

ETA:
It may be a Tops C.U.B. with the micarta removed from around the lanyard hole. Though the handle and lanyard hole seem t have more of a curvature in the pic that the OP references.