Ka-Bar Becker Campanion Knife

Becker BK2 Companion

The Ka-Bar Becker BK2 Companion is a full-tang fixed-blade field knife built for heavy work: batoning kindling, prying, chopping, and the general abuse of bushcraft and survival use. The thick drop-point blade and molded handle are made to take a beating that would fold a lighter knife. It is designed by Ethan Becker and made by Ka-Bar in Olean, New York, and it ships with a nylon sheath.

Features

• Full-Tang Construction — The steel runs the full length of the handle in one piece, so there is no weak joint to fail when you pry or baton with it.
• Drop-Point Blade — The spine curves down to meet the tip, giving a strong point and a long cutting belly for slicing and carving.
• Thick Blade Stock — The heavy blade spine stands up to batoning, where you drive the knife through wood by striking the back with a baton.
• Black Coated Finish — A matte black coating over the carbon steel resists rust and cuts glare off the blade.
• Molded Grivory Handle — The hard polymer scales are bolted to the tang and shaped with a finger guard and palm swell for a secure grip in wet conditions.
• Lanyard Hole — A hole through the handle butt takes a cord loop for retention or hanging the knife in camp.
• Included MOLLE Sheath — The nylon sheath carries the knife and attaches to MOLLE webbing, the rows of nylon loops found on packs and vests.
• Made In The USA — Produced by Ka-Bar in Olean, New York, to the Becker design.

Build And Carry

The blade is marked BK&Ka-Bar, Olean, NY, and carries the BK-2 model stamp near the ricasso. The handle scales are fixed with exposed bolts rather than pins, so you can remove them if you ever want to change the grip or clean under the slabs. The black nylon sheath includes snap-strap retention and a front utility pocket, and mounts to a belt or MOLLE load-bearing gear for field carry.