Folding knife Ontario RAT-2 Black D2 Carbon Fibre 8834 7.6cm
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This Ontario RAT-2 folding knife has black D 2 blade. The handle of this RAT-2 is made from a laminate of G10 and carbon fibre. A nice carbon fibre top layer for the looks and solid G10 underneath for the structure. It feels solid and fits nicely with the knife. The handle is smooth enough to never damage your pocket. The handle is nicely shaped and feels great in hand. The handle has also been enhanced with a lanyard eye. f you like the Ontario RAT Model 1, but want something a little less bulky, then you'll love the Model 2. The RAT Model II is based on the popular Model I. It's smaller, but retains the same great shape and performance of the original. This knife is designed for comfort and performance, with an index finger groove on the handle and jimping on the spine of the blade for controlled cutting. It features carbon fiber/G-10 scales with an open-built steel liner lock frame. The RAT Model 2 is fully ambidextrous with dual thumb studs and a 4-way reversible pocket clip.
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.
