The KA-BAR USMC was designed to serve our troops during World War II and is still doing its job, with honors, 70+ years later. The iconic 7″ 1095 powder-coated clip point blade is topped by a  traditional stacked leather handle.  Easy to sharpen in the field, the KA-BAR has been used to dig, pry, chop, whittle, hammer, cut, and defend. Tang stamped USMC.  Hard plastic MOLLE compatible sheath included.

World War II was the company’s heyday, with KA-BAR producing more than 20 million knives for the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps. The fighting utility knife was the most popular; though, the company also created a diver’s knife, called the Mark I, and an electrician’s knife, which was widely used in the Navy.

For trivia nerds, the original KA-BAR USMC was designed by Marine Col. John M. Davis and Capt. Howard E. America in 1942. So . . . Captain America designed the US Marines’ 1219C2, Knife, Fighting Utility.

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