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ITEM: 1235

Marine Hunter

Classically styled leather-handled hunting knives have been popular since the early 1900s. Dressy enough for gift giving and practical for field use. Features a brass guard and aluminum butt cap. Plastic lined leather KA-BAR® sheath included.

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ITEM 1235

Marine Hunter

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Handle Color: Brown

$114.86

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Sheath Included: 1235S

- - Blade Guard
  - Brass
- - Blade Length
  - 5.875 inches
- - Blade Steel
  - 5Cr15 Stainless Steel
- - Blade Thickness
  - 0.125 inches
- - Blade Type
  - Fixed Blade
- - Blade Width
  - 1.125 inches
- - Color
  - Brown
- - Grind
  - Hollow
- - Handle Material
  - Leather
- - Knife Manufactured In
  - China
- - Overall Length
  - 10.75 inches
- - Rockwell Hardness
  - 55-57
- - Shape
  - Clip Point
- - Sheath Manufactured In
  - Mexico
- - Tang Stamp
  - KA-BAR
- - Weight
  - 0.45 lb

- KA-BAR
  
  We are KA-BAR, or more formally, KA-BAR Knives, Inc. You may know us from our high quality military, hunting, sporting, all-purpose utility, and outdoor survival knives. We offer hundreds of quality cutlery products and accessories sold through independent retailers, distributors, mail order catalogs and our online knife store.

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- - Paul Burtwistle
  - I recently bought this knife after doing some research and despite reading some negative reviews on the internet. Having now used the knife in earnest,I really have no negative comments about it. The knife is a well made, well balanced, classic hunter with a good blade that will last for decades with just a little care and maintenance. Out of the box the knife looks stunning with the shiniest blade I've ever seen on a standard knife. Coupled with the stacked leather washer handle, brass handguard and shiny aluminium pommel it is very attractive. The knife fits my hand nicely (I'm 6'1" with medium sized hands) is light and well balanced and doesn't feel at all clumsy or overweight which is a problem I've encountered with some large knifes in the past. The workmanship is excellent and the knife feels very solid. The knife was pretty sharp when it arrived and passed the standard sharpness tests we do at home - sliced paper, shaved my arm hairs, sliced through tomato skin just by dragging it and opened a tin can etc. However, I did spend about two minutes sharpening it with a chefs diamond sharpening iron and it is now as sharp as any knife I've owned. So far its cut meat, shaved wood while whittling, chopped through 4 inch branches, sliced plastic bottles, cut rope and thin wire - all done easily and without losing its edge. This suggests that the blade quality is very good although I've seen some queries raised about it not being made from 1095 grade steel (like Kabars military knives) and also that its made in Tiawan. I don't see either of these being an issue - look up DIN 1.4116 grade steel with HRC 55-57 online and you'll see that its listed use is for high end knives, so the fact that its not made of the highest grade steel isn't relative for about 99% of people. You may need to sharpen it occasionally but not often, so its not a big deal. I actually prefer this knife to the larger Kabar military models due to its smaller size/ease of handling and the attractive finish that it has which I think is more pleasing than the "brutal" military models. In summary, I think this is a really good quality knife and a real asset to Kabars range. I have no doubt that it will serve me for many years and I'm happy with my purchase.
  - Miles Prayte
  - My grandpa bought one in the 80's and i recently inherited it, theres not a spot of rust or denting on it. Blade is very sturdy and doesnt need much maintenance.
  - joshua beaman
  - I remember this... i was 14 years old camping in Tennessee mountains and came across a yard sale and bought this exact model knife off a man for $20. I was so excited about the kabar name because all i knew of them was the famous USMC knife. it spent 7 years with me, cleaning squirrels to cleaning deer to prying nails and cutting the boot off my foot after a highly unfortunate accident. I healed, its all good now. This knife never stained or rusted. It never dented, cracked or broke. Mine currently sits at the bottom of a lake now. I think I'll go rent some diving equipment and go get my knife back

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