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GiantMouse GMF4 Fixed Blade Knife 5.65" N690 Black PVD Stonewashed Clip Point, Red Canvas Micar… our price:
$265.00
$265.00
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GiantMouse GMF4 FAQ
The GiantMouse GMF4 is a versatile Italian-made camp fixed blade built for heavy outdoor work and survival tasks. Featuring N690 steel and contoured handle scales, it offers an agile feel with robust construction.
What are the key specifications of the GiantMouse GMF4?
The GiantMouse GMF4 features a 5.6-inch clip point blade made from Italian N690 stainless steel with an almost full flat grind. It includes a crowned spine, dual jimping sections, a lanyard hole on the guard, and a protruding pommel at the rear.
What handle materials and finishes are available for the GMF4?
The GiantMouse GMF4 series offers a satin blade finish with black G10 or black Micarta handles in the $245 range, as well as a stonewashed PVD-coated blade paired with burgundy Micarta handles in the $265 range.
What sheath comes with the GiantMouse GMF4?
Every GiantMouse GMF4 includes a premium leather sheath made in Italy. The sheath features thick leather construction with burnished welts, a front retention strap, and a standard belt loop for belt carry.
How are the handle ergonomics designed on the GMF4?
The GMF4 handle features smooth contouring and a nimble profile that facilitates easy movement in hand. It provides two distinct jimping areas for thumb support during both standard cutting tasks and detailed work using the forward finger choil.
Is the GiantMouse GMF4 suitable for tactical applications?
Yes, while primarily built as a survival fixed blade, the GMF4 features a clip point geometry and maneuverable balance that cross over into tactical roles. The rear pommel also protrudes to serve as a designated impact point.