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Hogue Extrak Fixed Knife, Clip Point, Black - Rugged Handle, Reliable Grip, Perfect for Tactical and Outdoor Activities - 35869
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Hogue Extrak Fixed Knife, Clip Point, Black - Rugged Handle, Reliable Grip, Perfect for Tactical and Outdoor Activities - 35869

Regular Price $199.95 Special Price $179.99
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SKU 51655171110
Brand Hogue
Model Number 35869
UPC 743108358696
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  • The frame features removable solid black G10 scales with a peel-ply-texture, optimizing grip and resilience
  • Includes a lanyard hole for added versatility in carrying and handling
  • Provides a nylon blade guard to protect the blade during storage and transportation
  • Includes a kydex sheath with an multichip for secure and convenient carry

Features

At Hogue Knives, our engineers are dedicated to crafting innovative solutions that address the unique challenges faced by our customers. With a focus on meeting the diverse needs of hunters, Jim and Scott Bruhns designed the Extrak, an ultra-lightweight fixed blade knife tailored for the demands of field dressing, especially those requiring extended, precise cuts. The Extrak is crafted from CPM-M4 high vanadium tool steel, known for its edge retention, allowing users to spend more time cutting and less time sharpening. Weighing just 1.9 oz, it features removable G10 scales with Peel Ply texture, ensuring a secure grip and offering the option to reduce overall pack weight. For added protection during storage, both the Extrak and its companion, the Expel, come with nylon blade guards. Trusted by professional hunters, outfitters and taxidermists, the Extrak has undergone rigorous testing to ensure its durability and performance in the field. Every Hogue knife is proudly manufactured in the USA, reflecting our commitment to quality upheld over three generations of expertise in precision craftsmanship.

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