LBK means Little Big Knife. These knives have a lot of larger feel and performance in a very compact package.
This particular one straddles the line between the SERE and Combat variants, being a bit lighter and with a standard handle, but with the combat style emphasis.
Overall, this is 9.5 inches long, with a blade length of 4.5 inches. Blade is full convex ground leaf pattern spearpoint, single edged, with filework on the thumb ramp. The edge is maintainable with a strop, but can also be sharpend on stones.
Steel is 8670M, full quench and heat treat, then a secondary differential heat treat on the spine. Thickness is 3/16 through the tang with a light distal taper. Blade and tang coated with baked on Gunkote.
Handle scales are OD green G10, with brass tubing pins. With a blade that is darkened like this I use brass often because it can easily be blacked.
Weight of the knife, less sheath, is 13 ounces.
Sheath is the Explorer style, with adjustable and removable belt hanger strap and snap retention.
Asking $215, SOLD
thanks for the eyballs-
This particular one straddles the line between the SERE and Combat variants, being a bit lighter and with a standard handle, but with the combat style emphasis.
Overall, this is 9.5 inches long, with a blade length of 4.5 inches. Blade is full convex ground leaf pattern spearpoint, single edged, with filework on the thumb ramp. The edge is maintainable with a strop, but can also be sharpend on stones.
Steel is 8670M, full quench and heat treat, then a secondary differential heat treat on the spine. Thickness is 3/16 through the tang with a light distal taper. Blade and tang coated with baked on Gunkote.
Handle scales are OD green G10, with brass tubing pins. With a blade that is darkened like this I use brass often because it can easily be blacked.
Weight of the knife, less sheath, is 13 ounces.
Sheath is the Explorer style, with adjustable and removable belt hanger strap and snap retention.
Asking $215, SOLD
thanks for the eyballs-
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