Benchmade 15600OR Raghorn Fixed Blade, Carbon Fibre
$594.65
RRP $625.95
In Stock
Every Ounce Matters When The Go-Far Hunter Packs The Kit For A Backcountry Adventure Chasing Big Game. This Ultralight Fixed Blade Is Made For Larger Big-Game Animals, And With Cpm-Cruwear Steel With Selectedge Application, It Gives A Razor Sharp Edge. Add The Orange Cerakote Finish For High Vis, The Carbon Fibre For Uncompromised Lightweight And You Get The Perfect Hunting Knife For Deep Backcountry Adventures And Field Dressing. Made In The Usa. Available Separately - Benchmade Have Partnered With Work Sharp Tools To Create The Perfect Honing Tool For This Knife - The 14 Guided Hone Tool (Product B50082, Here ) Is Designed Specifically For Selectedge W It H A Controlled 14 Degree Angle, Featuring A Ceramic Rod And Leather Strop To Keep Your Edge Tip-Top Sharp. Specifications Designer: Benchmade Mechanism: Fixed Blade Steel: Cpm-Cruwear (63-65 Hrc) Blade Length: 4.64 &Quot; (11.78Cm) Blade Thickness: 0.09&Quot; (2.286Mm) Overall Length: 8.88 &Quot; (218.75Mm) Handle Thickness: Weight: 3.56Oz (100.92G) Made In: Usa Product Code: B15600Or Features Blade Edge Plain Blade Finish/Color Orange Cerakote Blade Style/Shape Drop Point Clip Type No Clip Clip Position N/A Glass Breaker No Handle Material Carbon Fibre Lanyard Hole Yes Molle Compatible No Sheath Type Orange/Black Boltaron Use Hunting Hunter Valley Tactical Is An Authorised Australian Retailer Of Benchmade Products For Your Peace Of Mind All Benchmade Products Purchased From Hunter Valley Tactical Come With A 100% Australian Backed Warranty Hunter Valley Tactical Is An Authorised Australian Retailer Of Benchmade Products For Your Peace Of Mind All Benchmade Products Purchased From Hunter Valley Tactical Come With A 100% Australian Backed Warranty
| SKU | B15600OR |
| Brand | BENCHMADE |
| Shipping Weight | 0.5000kg |
| Shipping Width | 0.100m |
| Shipping Height | 0.100m |
| Shipping Length | 0.200m |
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