Specifications and features:
2.94" partially serrated blade
6.95" open
4.08" closed
2.8 ounces
High carbon stainless steel
Low glare blade coating
Die cast aluminum handle with Softgrip inserts
One handed opening
Pocket clip
Limited lifetime warranty
For warranty issues, contact 800-950-6161 or sales@gerberblades.com
AR 3.0, BBS, Serrated Edge -
A perfect combination of strength, balance, ergonomics, minimal weight, and a stylized look that can rightly be described as bad to the bone.
Sure, the AR models are easily opened with one hand. Sure, their mechanics are silky smooth. Sure, the pocketclip is the essence of convenience. And sure, they're built from a caliber of stainless steel that simply commands respect. But what you might not expect is the innovative blend of die cast aluminum and Softgrip® inserts in the handle.
Serrated Blade -
A serrated blade has a cutting edge that has many small points of contact with the material being cut. By having less contact area than a smooth blade, the applied force at each point of contact is relatively greater and the points of contact are at a sharper angle to the material being cut.
2.94" partially serrated blade
6.95" open
4.08" closed
2.8 ounces
High carbon stainless steel
Low glare blade coating
Die cast aluminum handle with Softgrip inserts
One handed opening
Pocket clip
Limited lifetime warranty
For warranty issues, contact 800-950-6161 or sales@gerberblades.com
AR 3.0, BBS, Serrated Edge -
A perfect combination of strength, balance, ergonomics, minimal weight, and a stylized look that can rightly be described as bad to the bone.
Sure, the AR models are easily opened with one hand. Sure, their mechanics are silky smooth. Sure, the pocketclip is the essence of convenience. And sure, they're built from a caliber of stainless steel that simply commands respect. But what you might not expect is the innovative blend of die cast aluminum and Softgrip® inserts in the handle.
Serrated Blade -
A serrated blade has a cutting edge that has many small points of contact with the material being cut. By having less contact area than a smooth blade, the applied force at each point of contact is relatively greater and the points of contact are at a sharper angle to the material being cut.