Fixed blade Knife Ontario RAT-7 nylon sheath 8668 17.8cm
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RAT-7 fixed on Randall's Adventure & Training's knife collaborations with Ontario Knife Co. The Ontario RAT-7 is a survival/utility knife designed by the professional survival training team Randall's Adventure & Training (RAT) and manufactured exclusively by Ontario Knife Co. Designed for wilderness survival, military operations, for law enforcement, utility use, hunting, and any other task requiring a sheath knife comfortable enough to be carried full time. RAT-7 knife is 12.25" overall. 7" black powder coated 1095HC steel drop point blade. Tan canvas micarta handle. Full, extended tang. Lanyard hole. Weight 12.5 oz.
- Reference
- 071721086680
- Brand
- Ontario
- Country
- United States
- Steel
- 1095 Carbon
- Handle
- Micarta
- Blade Length, mm
- 178
- Hardness
- 56-58 HRC
- Sheath
- Nylon
- Total length, mm
- 311
- Blade thickness, mm
- 3,6
The beginnings of the Ontario Knife Company are shrouded in the mystery of a fading past. It seems certain that three men – William B. Ensworth, Charles Albert Brace and William Maudsley, were in the picture from the start at Naples, New York, in 1889. The name of the Company derived from Ontario County where Naples was situated. Around 1902 a move was made from Cadiz to Franklinville as the company kept growing and again more space and more power was needed. This would be Ontario Knife's current location. Also, on August 12, 1902 the company was incorporated and retained the Ontario Knife Company name.
