RMJ Tactical’s new Combat Africa fixed blade is designed for heavy-duty tasks that a large tactical folder may not suited for.
“The Combat Africa is a knife with World War II lines and modern day feel,” according to Knifecenter.com.
It measures 12 inches overall with a seven-inch 80CRV2 carbon steel blade wearing a sniper gray Cerakote finish.
The G10 handles are manufactured by renowned gun grip manufacturer, VZ Grips, so you know they are quality in addition to looking extremely excellent. The knife includes a friction fit Kydex sheath with low ride MOC straps allowing for comfortable belt carry.
"The situations this person finds himself in should determine what this knife is used for. If he needs to cut something, it cuts. If he has to pry a door open, it's a pry-bar,” according to Knifecenter.com. “These are high-energy situations where every second counts. You can't carry everything you would like to carry; the knife will have to be able to complete a multitude of tasks."
The Combat Africa retails for $395.
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