Ka-Bar Becker Campanion Fixed Blade Knife (5.25" Black) BK2
Specifications
- Overall Length:10.75"
- Blade Length:5.25"
- Blade Thickness:0.25"
- Blade Material:1095 Cro-Van
- Hardness:56-58 RC
- Blade Style:Drop Point
- Blade Grind:Flat
- Finish:Black
- Edge Type:Plain
- Handle Length:5.50"
- Handle Material:Zytel
- Color:Black
- Weight:15.90 oz.
- Sheath:Molded Polymer
- Knife Type:Fixed Blade
- Brand:Ka-Bar
- Model:Campanion
- Model Number:BK2
- Designer:Ethan Becker
- Country of Origin:USA
- Best Use:Camp/Hike
- Product Type:Knife
Description
Description
For all those who camp, hunt or spend time afield. The Campanion works just as happily splitting out kindling as it does prying apart joints and skinning game, not to mention chopping onions for the campfire chili!
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Reviews
Customer Reviews
Write a review for this itemIt’s a tank
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Tyler K.
01-13-2018
If you’re looking for a knife that you can beat the tar out of and sharpen very easy this is the one for you.
This is a Solid Beast
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Joshua W.
12-07-2017
I have bet my life on this blade numerous times and it is a warlord. I have split firewood with it, cracked coconuts, pried open a door, butchered small animals and broke a padlock with it.
It weighs a million pounds give or take and the handle is about half that. I made some teak scales for it and it is front heavy but still feels super good in the hand. When you swing it with force it bites deep into whatever you hit.
Whatever the finish is on the blade stays on. Its been bashed with rocks, bare metal ball peen hammer and other hard objects found in nature. If the metal is exposed it will rust. I have managed to keep that at bay after a little steel wool and gun oil.
If you keep the stock scales you can rough them up with sand paper and get a better gripping surface since it can be super slippery if wet.
It weighs a million pounds give or take and the handle is about half that. I made some teak scales for it and it is front heavy but still feels super good in the hand. When you swing it with force it bites deep into whatever you hit.
Whatever the finish is on the blade stays on. Its been bashed with rocks, bare metal ball peen hammer and other hard objects found in nature. If the metal is exposed it will rust. I have managed to keep that at bay after a little steel wool and gun oil.
If you keep the stock scales you can rough them up with sand paper and get a better gripping surface since it can be super slippery if wet.