Gerber 22-01874 Mark II Fixed 6.875" Double Serrated Blade, Aluminum Handle

Name: Gerber 22-01874 Mark II Fixed 6.875" Double Serrated Blade, Aluminum Handle
Brand: Gerber Knives and Gear
Price: 99.95 USD
Rating: 4.459 (37 reviews)

Gerber 22-01874 Mark II Fixed 6.875 inch Double Serrated Blade, Aluminum Handle

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Description
GB01874: Mark II
Gerber

The Mark II is one of the best selling knives of all time. First introduced in 1966, this tactical knife is serialized for collectors.This 40 year-old jewel features a black oxide coated 420 HC double serrated blade and die cast aluminum handle. It also comes with a ballistic nylon sheath.

Features

Includes Ballistic Nylon Sheath
Black Oxide Coated 420 HC Double Serrated Blade
Die Cast Aluminum Handle

Specifications

Item # 22-01874
Blade Length: 6.5"
Overall Length: 12.75"
Weight: 8 oz.
Blade: 420HC Stainless Steel
Handle: Aluminum
Made in USA

UPC Code: 013658018747

Made in USA This product is USA born and raised.

Nylon Sheath Durable, flexible, abrasion and mildew resistant, Nylon also is very strong

Aluminum Handles A solid, lightweight material that can be molded, textured or anodized to provide better grip under extreme conditions.

(37 reviews)

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Clay
Salt Lake City, Utah

Sep 30, 2019

Pros: Sheath/Scabbard, Weight, Blade Sharpness

Cons: Blade Material, None

Gerber Mark II

Best fight knife around. Still have one of the last Spring Tool Steel Mark II knives made during the Vietnam War. The only thing that would make this knife 5 stars - is to make it true to its first original.

Mack B
Chicago area

Jul 05, 2019

Pros: Blade Sharpness, Sheath/Scabbard, Handle Material, Blade Material, Materials, Weight, Overall Quality, Finish

Cons: None

Best fighting knife ever made

If you are serious about knife fighting, this is the one to buy. During my 24 years in the Army, mostly in Special Operations, I trained in the Filipino "STAR" knife fighting system and this knife is a perfect match for that style. Easy to gravity feed, flat blade strikes, and of course the tip on the handle is perfect for striking. Solid spine, sharp tip, and the full guard prevents your hand from slipping forward.

Dun
Colorado

Jun 07, 2018

Pros: Materials, Finish, Overall Quality, Handle Material, Blade Material, Blade Sharpness

Cons: None

Good blade...

Very good for what it is, a slim but very sharp dagger purposed for fighting (killing) and light general use. Well-made but somewhat grip-heavy... used one back in the day for a time, I think these are a re-production of those VN-era knives by Gerber. The originals came with the flat of the blade ever so slightly tilted offset to allow the blade to snug up to the thigh for more secure carrying, I dunno if these are so designed. The handle, IMO, is a bit heavier than I care for compared to the blade (balance), but that's my own preference as I recall. As a dagger it can't be beat, (it's not my only dagger) and the serrations make it's cutting ability all the better.I also have a MKI, a short dagger with NO serrations. It to is a good blade, one I sometimes use for EDC. It came from my late brother years ago and IDK where he got it. Gerber uses good steel which takes and holds an edge, and I have yet to meet a Gerb that doesnt function as advertised, and I own a couple.

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