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The Peregrine is a fast, light, general purpose/fighting fixed blade that is sized for EDC with two distinct, specially designed cutting sections.

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RMJ Tactical Peregrine FAQ

The RMJ Tactical Peregrine is an American-made fixed blade that balances tactical performance with everyday utility. It features a distinct recurve tanto blade and a horizontal carry system designed for speed and security.

What steel is used in the RMJ Tactical Peregrine series?
These knives are crafted from Nitro-V steel, a stainless alloy known for its impressive toughness and edge stability. You can learn more about how this material compares to others in our best knife steel guide.
What are the benefits of the Peregrine blade shape?
The RMJ Tactical Peregrine utilizes a recurve blade with a tanto-style tip to maximize cutting power. The recurve design pulls material into the edge to prevent slipping during a slice, while the reinforced tip is optimized for piercing and tactical applications.
How is the RMJ Tactical Peregrine sheath carried?
The included Kydex sheath is designed for horizontal carry using dual straps with pull-the-dot snaps. This configuration allows the RMJ Tactical Peregrine to be worn in a cross-draw position or on the small of the back for a low-profile, secure carry.
Are the handles on the Peregrine series textured for grip?
Yes, the G10 handles on the RMJ Tactical Peregrine feature aggressive 3D milling to ensure a secure grip in slippery or wet environments. While the texture provides excellent traction, users performing heavy work for extended periods may find that wearing gloves increases comfort.
Where are RMJ Tactical Peregrine knives manufactured?
Every knife in the RMJ Tactical Peregrine series is made in the United States. This ensures high-level quality control and the premium fit and finish expected from RMJ Tactical products.