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Jake Hoback Shepherd - Brown G-10 - Black DLC Stonewashed vs RMJ Tactical Da Choppa - Black Cerakote - Black G-10
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| All Knives | Jake Hoback Shepherd - Brown G-10 - Black DLC Stonewashed | RMJ Tactical Da Choppa - Black Cerakote - Black G-10 |
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| Overall Length | 7.25" (184mm) | 12" (305mm) |
| Blade Length | 3.25" (83mm) | 7.375" (187mm) |
| Blade Thickness | .156" (4mm) | .125" (3mm) |
| Blade Steel | 20CV | 80CRV2 |
| Handle Material | G-10 | G-10 |
| Weight | 5.2oz | 10.5oz |
| Country of Origin | USA | USA |
| Blade Finish | Cerakote | |
| Details | ||
| Brand | Jake Hoback Knives | RMJ Tactical |
| Prices | ||
| MSRP | $265.00 | $395.00 |
| Used Price | $185.50 | $276.50 |
| Sale Price | $238.50 | $355.50 |
All Knives Descriptions
Jake Hoback Shepherd - Brown G-10 - Black DLC Stonewashed
Hoback Shepherd fixed blade. Knife features a CPM-20CV blade, and includes a kydex sheath with clip that can be used for IWB or inside of the pocket.
RMJ Tactical Da Choppa - Black Cerakote - Black G-10
Da Choppa is a lightweight, fast in the hand outdoor chopping machine! Perfect for camp chores, food prep and large enough to do some choppin' for your fire.Da Choppa is designed with chopping prowess, and light weight carry in mind. The RMJ rendition of this classic design makes for a terrific all around blade. At 12" overall, featuring a 7 3/8" blade made from 80CRV2 Carbon Steel and weighing in at a svelte10.5 ounces, this is a knife for any campsite, hike or outdoor adventure.The full-tang construction incorporates G-10, 3D machined handle scales which offer the great grip in wet or dry conditions. The blade has a Tungsten Cerakote finish for corrosion resistance and durability and an added low visibility look. Included is a molded kydex scabbard with low ride belt attachments.
