Machete Ka-Bar Reinhardt Kukri BKR21 33.6cm
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The Becker/Reinhardt Kukri is a capable fixed blade from Ka-Bar. The Becker BK21 features a 0.20" thick full-tang blade designed and perfected alongside Ethan Becker and the Reinhardt Estate. Its Ultramid handle is extremely tough and has an extended tang at the pommel for hammering and other uses. This Kukri includes a reinforced polyester sheath for belt carry. Durable 1095 carbon steel blade for heavy-duty applications. Contoured polymer handle allows comfortable extended use. Reinforced belt sheath provides a convenient carry option.
- Reference
- 617717200212
- Brand
- Ka-Bar
- Country
- United States
- Steel
- 1095 Cro-Van
- Handle
- Polymer
- Hardness
- 56-58 HRC
- Sheath
- Nylon
- Total length, mm
- 476
- Blade thickness, mm
- 4.8
Ka-Bar produces military and tactical knives, knives for hunting and tourism, as well as folding knives with consistently high quality and reliability. Ka-Bar knives are well known since 1942. The history of KA-BAR goes much further back than 1942. In 1897, 38 men formed the Tidioute Cutlery Company which is seen as the predecessor to KA-BAR. In 1923 the company, known now as Union Cutlery Co., received a letter from a hunter. He was attacked by a bear and when his rifle refused, the knife he had bought from Union Cutlery helped him to kill the bear. The letter itself was not totally legible anymore and the only letters that stood out from the line “killed a bear” were K A and B AR”. From then on the company decided to change their name to KA-BAR. One by one they are extremely durable knives.
