KA-BAR4062CB, Dozier Folding Hunter, Coyote Brown, Black Clip, Straight Edge, Cream

I've owned a few of these and they are very good quality, good steel, lightweight, and comfortable in hand. Great bang-for-the-buck pocket knife.

Tiene un filo excelente. Llevo una semana dándole un uso constante (nada rudo) y hasta ahora ha conservado su filo bien. Además el color es bonito y es muy ligera por lo que se puede traer en la bolsa del pantalón como navaja utilitaria sin tener la molestia del peso. Se siente muy robusta con el seguro puesto y abrirla con el perno es muy fácil con una mano.

Navaja muy practica para llevar en el EDC , muy bien afilada de fabrica , excelente grip. Muy buena opcion .

This is a nice knife you can carry, throw in a glove compartment, or give away. It's $20 so you don't feel bad abusing it. I customized mine. More on that later. Let's get to the bones.The blade is a very useful drop point. The grind is concave and extends about 3/4 the side. It provides a nice edge for slicing, but may be lacking the "meat" behind the edge for heavy tasks. No worries, if you are batoning wood with this, you've already messed up. The steel seems relatively hard and can take a nice edge. It doesn't come shaving sharp, but close to it. The edge terminates arbitrarily close to the plunge grind. I will be adding a sharpening choil it add a finished look.The black finish seems to be a baked on finish. No DLC or titanium dioxide coating. It will wear off over time. It might be a good candidate for acid stone washing.The handle is a light tan plastic. The surface is checkered and emblazoned with the Ka-bar logo. To be honest the ergonomics are good, but not pleasing to my eye. This, my modifications started. Picture attached.The lock is a standard lock back. The spring is a bit rough at first, but soon the bearing surfaces are rubbed free of the black enamel and smooth quite nicely. Lock up is tight and locks with the satisfying clank. Blade and lock mating surfaces are left in the white and polished.The pocket clip is tip up only. I personally don't like tip up, but it is useful and I wasn't expecting a $20 knife to be drilled and tapped for all four positions. It is very strong. In fact I would recommend bending it out a bit to save your pockets. With some difficulty made mine into a tip down.On to the mods. I ended up grinding a good bit off of the end of the handle and removing the checkering. I then switched the pocket clip around and dyed it a nice blood red color. In my opinion, this is a perfect knife for the home handyman to pimp.Overall a sturdy yet lightweight utility knife. Would recommend.

Fantastica navaja EDC, muy recomendables!