Kabar Slabby - Black GFN Handle - 1095 Black Blade

Full Tang 1095 Cro-Van Fixed Blade with Slab Handle

"Overbuilt. Garish. A hand tank." That is how KA-BAR sums up the 1310 Slabby, and it fits. This is a full tang, slab handled fixed blade with a 6.86" blade and a thick, wide profile built for the jobs that wreck lighter knives. Chopping, batoning, splitting kindling, and heavy camp work are exactly what it was made for, and it is made in the USA by KA-BAR in Olean, New York.

Blade

The clip point blade is 1095 Cro-Van steel, .1875" thick and 1.375" wide, flat ground and hardened to 56-58 HRC with a black coated finish. 1095 Cro-Van is a high carbon steel with added chromium and vanadium, which gives it the toughness to take hard impacts and an edge that comes back quickly on a stone in the field. The black coating protects the carbon steel from rust and cuts glare. Learn how 1095 compares to other steels in our guide to every major knife steel compared.

Handle

The Slabby gets its name from the slab handle: black glass filled nylon scales mounted on a full tang that runs the length of the knife. The full tang carries the force of every chop straight through the frame, and the 5.75" handle gives you room for a full grip, even with gloves on, plus a guard to keep your hand off the edge.

Sheath and Carry

The USA-made Celcon sheath uses two locks to keep the knife secure, whether it rides on your belt or is strapped to a pack. At 12.11" overall and 14.4 oz, the Slabby is a true field knife, a strong pick for camp, hunting, vehicle kits, and survival loadouts.

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1. Specs:
2. Overall Length: 12.11" (308mm)
3. Blade Length: 6.86" (174mm)
4. Blade Thickness: .1875" (4.8mm)
5. Handle Length: 5.75"
6. Blade Steel: 1095 Cro-Van
7. Blade HRC: 56-58
8. Blade Style: Clip Point
9. Blade Finish: Black
10. Handle Material: Glass Filled Nylon
11. Weight: 14.4oz
12. Country of Origin: USA
13. Sheath: Celcon