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ITEM: BK7

Becker Combat Utility

The ultimate BK&T all-purpose utility knife was designed specifically for soldiers and adventurers requiring a sturdy but lightweight combat knife that can stand up to hard use. MOLLE compatible heavy-duty polyester sheath included.

Becker Knives "Work for a living".

Note: The sheath sold with the Becker Combat Utility also accommodates the small, skeleton-handled knife #BK13 Remora.

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ITEM BK7

Becker Combat Utility

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Becker Knives "Work for a living".

Note: The sheath sold with the Becker Combat Utility also accommodates the small, skeleton-handled knife #BK13 Remora.

Handle Color: Black

$178.12

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Sheath Included: BK7S

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Becker Remora +$53.51

Becker Remora #BK13CP The Becker Remora is the perfect little pack knife for serious hikers and hunters. Its small profile - barely 5.125" overall - makes it nearly undetectable in a pocket or vest pouch, yet it's durable enough and just the right size for every little task you want to assign it. The latest version of the Becker Remora is made from 1095 Cro-Van steel and is coated with smooth black powder coating (effective 12/16). Hard plastic sheath included. Becker Knives "Work for a living". $53.51

- - Blade Length
  - 7.25 inches
- - Blade Steel
  - 1095 Cro-Van
- - Blade Thickness
  - 0.188 inches
- - Blade Type
  - Fixed Blade
- - Blade Width
  - 1.813 inches
- - Color
  - Black
- - Edge Angle
  - 20 Degrees
- - Grind
  - Flat
- - Handle Material
  - Ultramid®
- - Knife Manufactured In
  - United States
- - Overall Length
  - 12.75 inches
- - Rockwell Hardness
  - 56-58
- - Shape
  - Clip Point
- - Sheath Manufactured In
  - China
- - Tang Stamp
  - KA-BAR/BK&T
- - Weight
  - 0.8 lb

- Ethan Becker
  
  Ethan Becker is a man after our own heart. An avid outdoorsman who enjoys martial arts and hunting, Becker founded Becker Knife and Tool Corporation in the early 1980s to design the industrial-strength tactical and survival knives he'd always wanted for himself. What we love about Becker, other than his innovative designs, is that he spends so much time in the outdoors testing new equipment and designs. KA-BAR is proud to be the manufacturer of Becker Knife & Tool products - all brought up to date and approved by Becker himself.

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- - Ellis Delahoy
  - How can you not love this knife. It is the USMC Fighting Knife on steroids. You'll immediately feel the strength of this knife when you pick it up. Mine goes with me whenever I am afield.
  - Timothy Stanley
  - Absolutely love the knife, hate the sheath. Give this great knife a nice hard sheath! You can really count on this knife, but Ka-bar needs to step it up and make a decent kydex sheath for this knife . Minus 2 stars for crap sheath.
  - Fred Perry
  - Great knife, miserable sheath. Very disappointed in the latter and now facing $65-$100 to have a decent replacement made. Suggest buyers consider the 5" model which comes with a proper sheath.
  - Jason Gonzalez
  - This knife is solid! My wife and daughters got it for me for Father's day and even had it engraved. The weight is appropriate and feels comfortable in the hand. They did get me the miacrta handles, and those are significantly better than the plastic ones that it comes with. The sheath is not superb, but it can last a while with good care. I have been a big Kabar fan for a while, and now I think I found a new favorite. Thanks.
  - Hayden S
  - Great knife that I've put through some pretty hardcore use. Been used to fall trees 5+ inches in diameter, does excellent battoning, and holds an edge well. Like another review said, it's more or less the USMC on steroids.
  - patrick kennedy
  - I've owned my BK7 for almost two years now and I am very impressed. I have owned many knives and this is the BEST large knife I have ever owned. My BK7 slices,chops, and holds an edge like CRAZY. I didn't like the sheath and bought a Kydex sheath. The knife itself is GREAT. I would definitly buy another one if I got separated from mine.
  - Marcos Q
  - Great knife. Very sharp and holds an edge well. Extremely tough and will do whatever it is you expect it to. Only downfall is that it rusts VERY easily. Used it one day in damp conditions and the whole edge was spotted with rust within a few hours.
  - Hommer Farquarth
  - Have used this knife as an Explosive Ordnance Disposal range knife for years and have cut ammo box bands, dug holes, cut tires, and many other things needed on an explosive range. The knife bears up and re-sharpens very well.
  - Vincent Laforest
  - There's no word to describe this blade. Let's say the moment I opened the box it was like the perfect sun rise on top of mount Lafayette. The first time I brought down a tree with the knife I felt like Paul Bunyan. I'm a forestry technician and on-going forestry engineering and this knife found it's place next to my duck tape. And like my teacher said; Can't duck it, fuck it. And this knife will make any task your bitch.
  - Kenneth Longtin
  - The minute I opened the box and seen this fabulous knife and very Versatel sheath I knew this was what I was looking for. It's strong, tough and perfect for any job it's called on to do. There is no need to look any further. The handle is great too, but I've also ordered Micara slats for better grip went wet. Don't hesitate to own one. You will love it.
  - Aaron Dally
  - If you are in any way wondering if the BK7 is the right knife for the job, I say PULL THE TRIGGER on this knife and buy it yesterday! The BK7 shines as a defensive blade, but it also excels as a backwoods survival knife. I believe that is what BK stands for, "Bush Kraft," The BK7 will fall a tree, baton it into little pieces like a boss, and then with its hair popping edge it will make short work of a feather stick. Mod it as I did by grinding a 90 degree spine on it and the 1095 steel will shower down sparks on your unsuspecting tinder pile like it was Sodom and Gomorrah! I also grinded a finger choil and dressed it up with G10 scales for a custom fit. This knife has it all Baby!
  - Jay Evans
  - Love the BK 7 & the whole BK series of knives, the only reason I gave 4 stars is the sheaths, you guys should give us more sheath options that are made in the USA! For the price we pay the series should give us sheath options and not just a plain taco Kydex version either, why not give us fire options for the Kydex, or even light options? Piggy back blade options in Kydex would be nice as well. we pay premium cash for the blades and we'd like some premium carry options as well for our money. Thanks for a nice trustworthy blade !! I will buy more of them.
  - marcos vazquez-rodiz
  - came on guys ,why do you stop making the bk7 with the stamped logo on it ??? now my friends think i do have a fake one.
  - Derek Pearse
  - I have been using the Becker BK-7 for several months now, and it has had to withstand some serious punishment. I have to say this knife is amazing. It splits wood logs quite easily, and can create some fine shavings for tinder. I recently stripped the black epoxy coating off, well, just because. Mostly because it was coming off anyways, due to the rigorous beating i've been giving it. The edge holds extremely well, as long as it doesn't hit concrete. Made the mistake of bouncing it off a cinder block, and the curved part near the end chipped a tad. Would highly recommend!
  - robert klinge
  - Knife is great. Sheath is junk. Why wrap a beautiful blade in such a lousy sheath?
  - Robbie Roach
  - I have an original Becker BK7. I can say it has never failed me through Iraq twice and a trip to the Stand. My fathers generation depended on the KaBar and I have never felt less armed with the Becker. I'm gald to see that KaBar is still makeing some of the Becker designs and just hope they keep it up.
  - Pierre-Luc Grenier
  - I bought this knife for generic bushcraft stuff and it actually wound up serving as tool for renovating my camper as well. I've had this beauty for about a week now and I've abused it hardcore already and it is STILL sharp, reliable and ready to serve. This knife is the biggest bang for your buck
  - Kevin Squires
  - I've had the bk7 for years. Pretty good, simple blade knife. I didn't like the handles so I yanked them in favor of a paracord wrap. Then I recently found the g10 handles...awesome. I agree with some of comments about the sheath. As for the mini insert that's in it..I have no idea what the original intent was but I made it fit an Aitor JK2 skinner. I pulled it out with pliers, softened it in boiling water and jammed the Aitor in till it fit. Works great. If anybody goes this route, make sure you get the jk2, not the jk1 skinner. You could also grind a little off the skinner wide points or file out some of the plastic, but it's so thin I didn't attempt that.
  - Scott R
  - I have had this knife for quite a few years now. Have done everything with it from cutting four inch-ish diameter tree limbs for my tree stand to gutting and skinning my deer with it. Even gutted some trout.toughest knife / best knife I have ever owned. It is my go-to fieldcraft / survival knife. The only reason I took a star off is because of the sheath. You don't wrap your steak in newspaper.. Had a custom one made by a leather Smith. Holds an edge well and sharpens easily. Very durable .My favorite knife ever!! Good work!!!!!
  - Breeyawn Klawnjay
  - Bought one of these for holiday last year for hunting knife. Sturdy and capable companion!
  - justafanofrealproper usefullknives
  - well i agree with most reviews here. the knive itself proper. a real tool in itself. but its the sheath that myself (and it like seems everyone else) is at odds with. i dont understand why its so loose in the plastic and whats with all the extra on the front? i can not find anything that fits into what looks like a second sheath and the oversize flap just seems to want to grab every thing within its reach. the molly options on back with leg strap options are good. but loose knife and extra useless bulk are not exaclty cool the actual knife is worth it. but explain the sheath. we are all disapointed
  - Kyle Ordell
  - I have an original Bk7. Bought it 18 years ago and still use it all the time. Strongest knife I have ever owned. I never use an ax, just this knife. Thinking about retiring it and getting a new one but I keep changing my mind because it's just as good as new.
  - Mr. C
  - I bought the Becker BK7 on a whim, looking for combat & field knife that would be heartier than the rat-tanged kabar fighting knife. The BK7 with its skeletonized full tang did not disappoint. The balance is near perfect and it's simple but tough construction made personalizing it to my specific needs a breeze. I don't treat my tools kindly, especially knives. They are workhorses that are proven through heavy use and more than a fair share of abuse, or they break. The BK7 didn't just survive my trials, it exceeded expectations. The BK2 is a tad heartier, but it's no combat knife. If I had to go into battle again, the BK7 would be on my kit.
  - Ahmad Uzir
  - Owned it. Used it. Loving it.

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