Gerber Knives - Guthook Blade Freeman Hunter Fixed Blade Knife with Genuine Pear Wood Onlay Handles. Model: G4846. 8 1/4" overall. 3 3/4" stainless guthook blade with matte finish. Full tang. Genuine pear wood onlays. Lanyard slot. Black nylon belt sheath. Clam packed.
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$69.12
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$25.95
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Package Length:
10.2 inches
Package Width:
4.1 inches
Package Height:
2.4 inches
Package Weight:
0.6 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 2 reviews
Features
Finger guard and grooves for added grip
Full tang blade with lanyard hole
Lacquered pear wood handle
Sheath Material: Ballistic nylon with molded plastic insert
Overall Length: 8.35", Length of Blade: 3.92"
Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review: ( 2 customer reviews )
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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Great feel Nov 02, 2011
By R. Gielow
"Delusions of an Amateur Racer"
Got this for a skinning/gut hook knife after looking at about 8378347833 different knives on all sorts of web sites at all prices. Chose between 3 knives (dont remember other two but they were a few bucks cheaper) and Im *REALLY* glad I paid a couple dollars more and got this one. It seems to combine all the best elements as stated by reviewers of the other knives I was evaluating.
My overall budget was <$40 as Im not looking for a show piece. This knife has a great texture that will NOT slip no matter how wet, a good curve to the blade for separating skin from carcas and a nice lanyard tie just in case you lose your grip inside the belly. The full tang is knurled in all finger grooves as well as along the palm. I cant say enough about the grip!
Cut paper out of the box. Not info yet on how it holds an edge.
Nice sheath included, snap is VERY tight at first but it breaks in perfectly.
Great value at ANY price.
awesome man thanks Jan 31, 2012
By matt well it was pretty good. couple knicks on the blade, nothing a wetstone didnt take out.definately good enough for me
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