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Columbia River Knife & Tool Pangolin Fixed Blade 2.97" 8Cr13MoV/Black Powder Coat Plain Drop Point Glass-Reinforce

Item #11155820 MPN 2790 UPC 794023279009
Columbia River Knife & Tool Pangolin, Fixed Blade


The Pangolin is a stout, fixed blade tactical knife that's the perfect size for a pack, or a purse. But when there's big work to be done, it comes out fighting.



Ryan Johnson of RMJ Tactical in Chattanooga, Tennessee, designed the Pangolin to be his personal carry knife one that could be quickly accessible but still do some serious work. He succeeded in doing both with his latest offering.



The Pangolin features a modified drop point blade with black powder corrosion resistant finish that can hold its own on tasks, both in the field on a mission, or at home. You may wonder how such a short, robust knife can get so much work done. Then you grab hold of the handle, feel its ergonomic design and realize you can get some serious leverage with this blade.



But this knife isn't just snarl and grit. It has an attractive side too. Look closer at the handle texture. You'll see it has scales that are reminiscent of the Pangolin a small but naturally gifted animal from which it derives its name.



The Pangolin is a short, lean knife that stays out of the way until you really need it. And then it's a monster.



Specifications:

Dimensions : Open Overall Length: 6.75 inches

Weight : 3.4 ounces



Blade

Length: 2.975 inches

Thickness : 0.126 inches

Finish: Black Powder Coat

Grind: Hollow

Style: Drop Point

Edge : Plain



Handle Material : Glass-Reinforced Nylon



Carry System : Glass-Reinforced Nylon Sheath

Weight: 1 ounces



Includes: 1 Quick Lock Clip

Manufacturer: Columbia River Knife & Tool

Model: Pangolin

Mfg Number: 2790
Columbia River Knife & Tool Pangolin Fixed Blade 2.97" 8Cr13MoV/Black Powder Coat Plain Drop Point Glass-Reinforce
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