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ITEM: 1226

Little Finn

One of six classically styled leather handled hunters, the Little Finn has been a popular member of the KA-BAR product line since the early 1900's. Features brass guard and aluminum butt cap. Plastic lined leather sheath included.

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ITEM 1226

Little Finn

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Handle Color: Brown

$70.66

Sheath Included In Stock

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Sheath Included: 1226S

- - Blade Guard
  - Brass
- - Blade Length
  - 3.625 inches
- - Blade Steel
  - 5Cr15 Stainless Steel
- - Blade Thickness
  - 0.094 inches
- - Blade Type
  - Fixed Blade
- - Blade Width
  - 0.531 inches
- - Color
  - Brown
- - Grind
  - Hollow
- - Handle Material
  - Leather
- - Knife Manufactured In
  - China
- - Overall Length
  - 7.0 inches
- - Rockwell Hardness
  - 55-57
- - Shape
  - Straight Point
- - Sheath Manufactured In
  - Mexico
- - Tang Stamp
  - KA-BAR
- - Weight
  - 0.1 lb

- KA-BAR
  
  We are KA-BAR, or more formally, KA-BAR Knives, Inc. You may know us from our high-quality military, hunting, sporting, all-purpose utility, and outdoor survival knives. We offer hundreds of quality cutlery products and accessories sold through independent retailers, distributors, and KA-BAR.com.

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  - Andrew Higbee
  - I love this little knife. I got one for my father in law for christmas and had to get one for myself. It goes everywhere with me. I have used it to cut open boxes, plastic, carpeting and cleaned a few crappies with. Very happy with it.
  - Cary Vandetta
  - Received one as a Christmas gift. Was saddened to see Taiwan on blade, retuned to Cabela's. Left with a Buck woodsman a quality knife made in the USA. Worth the extra money to have USA on the Blade.
  - BRADLEY SMITH
  - Perfect little replacement for a folding knife due to arthritis. Only draw back is the sheath after 4 years of everyday carry it is coming apart.
  - Steven Buttner
  - My farther who served in WWII had a kabar this size with a bleeder groove in it. A love this knife for cutting the wind pipes on harvested white tails. Tired of scraping deer fat out of folders. It's disgraceful that the company that produces the marine combat knifes makes this in china though. That's what makes me hesitant to replace the little Finn my X friend stole that was also made in china but I purchased it before I even thought Kabar would be made by our future enemies.
  - Michael Harrison
  - My grandfather gave my cousin and I a Little Finn back in the early 70's when he taught us both to fish in the fresh water lakes of east Texas. Although the blade shows a little wear, it remains razor sharp and the sheath looks great and still snaps. Over the years I have carried the knife on the shoulder strap of my pack on backpacking trips around the mountains of Colorado and New Mexico. It has never failed in its role as a fish fillet, food prep, and cord cutter. In September of 2012 it is now on the way to Afghanistan in my next door neighbors deployment bag. I wanted to send it with him because it represents the best of the USA in skill and craftsmanship just as he represents the best the world has in a military fighting soldier. God speed my friend!

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