Price: $78.20 – $69.98
(as of Nov 08, 2024 12:50:46 UTC – Details)
We listened.
The M16 is the most popular series that CRKT has ever made. Over the years we have paid homage to the late and revered Kit Carson by keeping his legacy alive with new iterations. This is different. Introducing the first fixed blade tactical M16 knife with Veff Serrations and a whole world of new possibilities.
The late Kit Carson designed this and many of his other groundbreaking knives in his shop in Vine Grove, Kentucky. Kit’s lasting legacy is anchored to his ranking as a master sergeant and his high-profile membership in the Cutlery Hall of Fame. The M16-13FX keeps all we love about Kit’s line of tactical folders and reimagines it as a fixed blade. The versatile tanto blade is built of SK5 carbon steel and has a black powder coated finish for supreme durability as well as Veff Serrations for slicing through ropes or cords with ease. As a fixed blade, it stands up to tougher tasks than folders but features the same trusty and recognizable handle design fortified with G10 to be grippy in all conditions. A versatile glass-reinforced nylon sheath has holes for strapping on racks, packs, belts, and everything in between.
With this new M16 reissue, we’re honoring a legend the best way we know how.
Specifications:
Blade Length: 4.64″ (117.91 mm)
Edge: Veff Serrations™
Steel: SK-5
Blade Finish: Powder Coat
Blade Thickness: 0.15″ (3.91 mm)
Grind: Flat
Open Length: 9.38″ (238.13 mm)
Weight: 4.6 oz (130.41g)
Handle: G10
Style: Fixed Blade Knife with Sheath
Sheath Material: Glass Reinforced Nylon
Sheath Weight: 2.3 oz (65.2g)
Extremely Sharp: Veff Serrations provide superior cutting power of rope and straps
Exceptional Grip: G10 handle provides grip in all conditions
Gear Compatible: Durable glass reinforced nylon sheath with mounting options
Designed by Kit Carson in Vine Grove, Kentucky
Versitile Use: Built tough for use around the house, in the garage or at the shop
Customers say
Customers appreciate the sharpness, retention, and weight of the knife. They mention it’s well-crafted, has great Veff serrations, and the sheath is secure. Some also say it’s slim and long, packing a whole lot of blade.
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