22-01626 Gerber LMF II Infantry Green S E with Sheath

22-01626 Gerber LMF II Infantry Green S E with Sheath

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22-01626 Gerber LMF II Infantry Green S E with Sheath
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Down behind enemy lines? Left to fend for yourself? These are the scenarios that inspired the LMF II. Former military man, Jeff Freeman led the charge to engineer this fearless new 10" survival knife. And we field-tested with the troops.

This knife is as adaptable as the personnel who carry it. Use it to cut through the skin of a fuselage. Or sever a seat belt. Or egress through the Plexiglas of a chopper. Plus, the LMF II does a slick job cutting firewood and building shelter.

The over-molded handle successfully limits blistering. There is complete separation between the tang and butt cap, so the knife absorbs the shocks from hammering and prevents the shocks of electricity. Smartly situated grooves and lashing holes let the LMF II convert to a spear. The low-profile sheath facilitates movement, limits noise, works for parachuting, and attaches to a belt or Molle vest. The patented, integrated sharpener means edge retention in the field.

The Gerber LMF II Infantry Green, S/E is ideal for laser engraving. Personalize the knife with your name, quote or saying. Boost the morale of the troops by engraving the company’s insigne on the knife, STAY ARMY!!!!

Total Reviews: 2     Average Rating: (5 stars)
these knifes are awesome
09/10/2008
Reviewer: jake
i bought 2 of the lmf 2's brown and green THESE THINGS ARE SICK!! the knifes feel legit they feel extremely heavy duty and the sheath that comes with them is sweet the leg strap is diffently worth it

Great Knife (but...)
07/26/2007
Reviewer: Henry Cadmus
We have just received our three knives. They look and feel great. Very solid. The sheath looks well thought out and is easy to adjust. There is a 'lip' that claps the knife into the sheath. This has a good 'thumb' rest to pull the blade out quitely and evenly. There is no awkward jerking (of the arm) once the blade is free of the clamp. But (and there always seems to be a but) on each of the sheaths, one of the snaps is too tight. So tight, that we needed a tool to pry them open, fearing that we might damage or pull the snap out of the material. This might just be function of the items being brand new... Called Gerber Services Department for advice. Got a recording that told the caller that due to high call volume you needed to e-mail your question or leave a recording. Made me wonder why the services department (which I assume handles warranty and repair issues) has a high call volume? For now we leave the one snap open which is not a problem... The knife is a 'keeper'.

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