Gerber Gear Strongarm - Fixed Blade Tactical Knife for Survival Gear - Black, Plain Edge
Category: Tools & Home Improvement
Categories: Sports & Outdoors > Hunting & Fishing > Hunting > Knives & Tools > Hunting Knives > Fixed Blade Hunting Knives
Store: Gerber Gear
Average rating: 4.8 (2822 ratings)
Features:
Tactical Knife: The Strongarm knife features a black handle, plain edge and full-tang 420HC steel blade
Survival Knife: This durable knife has ceramic blade coating and rubberized diamond texture grip
Survival Gear: This survival tool can break through hard surfaces in emergencies with the striking pommel
Multiple Mounting Options: 4 mounting pieces and sheath can be used for mounting on MOLLE, belt or in drop-leg fashion
Gerber Guarantee: As a testament to our unrelenting commitment to quality and service, Gerber is proud to offer a limited lifetime warranty on all products

Gerber has been making survival knives for the US Military since 1968. The Strong-arm Fixed Blade carries on our legacy of tough-as-hell fixed blade knives for combat and survival applications. With a sheath that can be mounted in a variety of ways, this knife offers reliable use whether on-duty or off. Featuring a fine edge, full tang 420HC blade with black ceramic coating, the Strong-arm was designed around the fundamentals of military survival training. Obtain a solid grip on the knife in all conditions with its diamond-texture rubberized handle. The striking pommel positioned at the base of the handle functions to break through hard surfaces for effective rescue operations, and ceramic coating on the blade offers subtle use through low visual profile, as well as preventing corrosion for long life of the blade. The Strong Arm's modular sheath system is as important as the knife itself. With the sheath's snap-together components, the operator can mount the knife vertically on MOLLE, horizontally on a standard 1.75" tactical belt, or in a traditional drop-leg belt mount fashion. The Strong-arm Fixed Blade is designed and built in Portland, Oregon.