Gerber LMF II Infantry Tactical Knife

Features

1. 420HC Stainless Steel Blade — Partially serrated 4.84-inch drop point blade in 420HC stainless holds an edge through hard field use and resists corrosion.
2. Separated Tang Construction — The tang stops short of the pommel and is insulated from the handle, protecting the operator from shock when cutting through live electrical wires.
3. Glass-Breaker Pommel — Exposed stainless steel striker pommel breaks vehicle glass, hammers tent stakes, and drives field expedient tasks without damaging the blade.
4. Overmolded TacHide Grip — Rubberized handle inserts deliver positive control with wet, gloved, or bloody hands and absorb shock during chopping and prying.
5. MOLLE-Compatible Sheath — Ballistic nylon and polymer sheath mounts to MOLLE webbing, belts, or vehicle interiors with two adjustable leg straps for multiple carry options.
6. Integrated Blade Sharpener — Built-in sharpener in the sheath keeps the edge field-ready without packing extra gear.
7. 10.59-Inch Overall Length — Full-size 10-inch profile balances cutting reach with controllable handling for breaching, utility, and survival work.
8. Made in the USA — Engineered by former military man Jeff Freeman and built in Portland, Oregon to meet infantry-grade demands.