Ontario RAT Model 2 Folding 3.0" Black Plain Blade, Olive Drab Nylon Handles, Liner Lock - 8861OD

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Part #: ON8861OD | Ontario Knives
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Description

ON8861OD: Black RAT Model 2, Olive Drab

Ontario Knife Company

Randall's Adventure Training has been designing, marketing, and selling survival and military-style knives since their first survival courses in the Amazon Jungle of Peru. One of their first designs was the RTAK which was built by Newt Livesay's Wicked Knife Company before Ontario Knife Company produced the design. ESEE also produced and sold the RAT skinning/survival knife made by John Greco and the RAT Laser Strike knife made by TOPS (ESEE has since re-introduced the Laser Strike as an ESEE knife). Randall's Adventure Training also designed the following knives for Ontario Knife Company: RTAK II, TAK, RAT-7, RAT-5, RAT-3, Model 1 folder and the Model 2 folder. 

The Ontario RAT Model 2 from Randall's Adventure Training is a scaled down of the wildly popular RAT-1. It's another folding EDC knife that can withstand hard use and abuse associated with hunting or survival tasks. For the money, there might not be a better knife on the market that can match the performance of Ontario Knife Company's RAT Model 2. It features an ergonomic handle with smooth action and rock-solid lockup. The four-position pocket clip allows the user to customize their carry method to their liking. We absolutely love the off-set blade from the handle, which gives this knife a rare and unique look that distinguishes this knife from all the rest. If you are looking to add a new knife to your EDC rotation (or you think it would make a great fit for a survivalist, hunter, backpacker, or friend), rest assured you're making the right choice when you go with an Ontario RAT Model 2.

Features

  • Hardened stainless steel liners
  • Dual thumb studs
  • 4-position pocket clip
  • Lanyard hole

Specifications

  • Blade Length: 3"
  • Overall Length: 7"
  • Closed Length: 4"
  • Steel: AUS 8 Stainless Steel, Black
  • Handle Material: Olive Drab FRN
  • Hardness: 57-59 RC
  • Weight: 2.7 oz.
  • Made in Taiwan

UPC Code: 071721886129

Related Categories

Ontario Knives, Ontario RAT Model 1 Folders Series, AUS-8 Blade Steel, Zytel Handle Material, Folding Knives, Folding Knives Liner Locks

Product Handle Badge: Zytel Handles
Product Clip Type Badge: Pocket Clip
Product Steel Type Badge: AUS-8 Stainless Steel
Ontario RAT Model 2 Folding 3.0" Black Plain Blade, Olive Drab Nylon Handlesrated 5.000 stars out of 5 (8 reviews)
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Ontario RAT Model 2 Folding 3.0" Black Plain Blade, Olive Drab Nylon Handles
rated 5 stars out of 5
Doktorknow
Midwest, USA
Jul 07, 2026
Pros: Blade Material, Blade Sharpness, Ease of Opening, Handle Feel, Handle Material, Lock Ease of Use, Lock Type, Overall Quality, Pocket Clip, Weight
Cons: None
You want a knife. The RAT Model 2 is a knife.
You want a practical, lightweight EDC folder that no one is clamoring for, yet every knife collector seems to have? You want a dependable beater knife that you can rely on, abuse, lose, replace, beat up, and not be afraid to lose again? You want the Honda Civic of the knife world: the RAT Model 2.Features:Blade that never needs sharpening: NoCorrosion resistance: Sort ofResistance to chipping: MostlyHandle: YesMultiple deployment options: Not hereFinger choil: No wayEase of sharpening: If you knew how to sharpen a knife without help, you would buy a better knifeBluetooth: ?? No, what?You can drop this knife outside, lose it, find it, clean it, and never miss a beat. This is the knife you lose, replace, lose the replacement, find the original in the mud, and then feel happy about it. It can slice, it can pierce, and it can probably pry—though that is not recommended, but we do what we do.What do you want your knife to do? Cut staples? Get a better knife. Cut tape on the packages you have delivered every day? Winner, winner, chicken dinner.Did you know R.A.T. stands for Randall’s Adventure Training? Of course, you did.Randall’s Adventure & Training designed the original RAT knife line for Ontario Knife Company. After several years designing knives for Ontario, Jeff Randall and Mike Perrin formed RAT Cutlery, which later became ESEE Knives. Did you even know?!The Ontario RAT Model 2 is roughly 13 now. That is old enough to have already attended its first cotillion.This is a knife with history that has done some wild things. You can loan this knife out. You can lose this knife. You can abuse this knife. This is a knife that will not judge you the way a Spyderco knife would. This isn't the knife you wanted. It's the knife you deserve. Why are you still reading reviews? Just buy the RAT Model 2. Buy two of them so you can lose one. You will be glad that you did.
Ontario RAT Model 2 Folding 3.0" Black Plain Blade, Olive Drab Nylon Handles
rated 5 stars out of 5
William
Philadelphia
Jul 15, 2020
Pros: Weight, Ease of Opening, Handle Material, Blade Material, Overall Quality, Blade Sharpness
Cons: Pocket Clip
Blown away by action and sharpness
I have had knives 10x the price of the rat 2 that didn't impress me as much as this knife. Aus-8 is a great steel (at this price point), this knife is very close to perfection.
Ontario RAT Model 2 Folding 3.0" Black Plain Blade, Olive Drab Nylon Handles
rated 5 stars out of 5
Michael
Sparta, Nj
Apr 11, 2018
Pros: Weight, Ease of Opening, Handle Material, Pocket Clip, Blade Material, Overall Quality, Blade Sharpness
Cons: None
Solid edc
I use this knife in my edc rotation. I am a contractor an abuse my knives. My usual rotation was a Benchmade griptilian, Spyderco native, and a cheap Kershaw... This knife has fit in and become one of my go to carries. For the price, very respectable knife. I am ordering a second to back this one up.
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