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Bushmaster Explorer G10 Pocket Knife - S35VN Steel Blade, Ball Bearing Pivot Lock - Closed 4 3/8"

$66.99 - $69.99
BMEP #19 UC3676
4.3 out of 5 Customer Rating
  • The combination of super strong G10 and high carbon steel makes this camping and survival pocket knife invincible
  • The knife has a sharp, 3 3/8” S35VN steel blade, which can be accessed using the ball bearing pivot lock opening mechanism
  • The rugged pocket knife is 7 3/4” in overall length, 4 3/8” when closed, and it has a pocket clip for ease of carry
Bushmaster Explorer G10 Pocket Knife - S35VN Steel Blade, Ball Bearing Pivot Lock - Closed 4 3/8"
  • The combination of super strong G10 and high carbon steel makes this camping and survival pocket knife invincible
  • The knife has a sharp, 3 3/8” S35VN steel blade, which can be accessed using the ball bearing pivot lock opening mechanism
  • The rugged pocket knife is 7 3/4” in overall length, 4 3/8” when closed, and it has a pocket clip for ease of carry
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$66.99 - $69.99
Hardness and durability are the hallmarks of the G10 used to craft the handle scales of the Bushmaster Explorer G10 Pocket Knife. Combine the incredibly strong G10 with a 3 3/8” S35VN steel blade that’s razor sharp and you have a knife you will use for every situation. The rugged pocket knife has a sturdy metal pocket clip for ease of carry.

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.

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Cool folder but not Bushcraft

"Has look of Bushcraft knife but grind is not bushcraft. Should have scandi or zero ground flat grind. This isnt. Has the looks but lacks ability. Was thinking of reprofiling but the grind is hollow ground so going to disassemble and make and Actual Bushcraft blade. Looking for the looks good buy but.. looking for performance aint the one."

— Randy (5/5)

It feels solid for a lightweight, wood scaled pocket knife

"This knife is pretty solid for a lightweight, wood scaled pocket knife. Compared to some full steel knives I've had, of course it's not going to be quite as solid as those, but it's still solid. The scales themselves are really well crafted, smooth but with a good grip. The blade is pretty tough and razor sharp, and it came razor sharp right out of the box. Two things that aren't super annoying to me but could be to other costumers, is the scales are a little smaller than the tang, so the tang kinda pokes into your hand. The next thing is the pocket clip is kinda in a weird spot, and it throws of your grip a little bit but not too much, the pocket clip also creaks a little bit under a tight grip, but that's bound to happen a bit with a lot of knives. Overall great EDC knife, not the best option of knives for camping."

— Courtney P. (5/5)

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