The knife isn't too heavy, weighing in at just under 12 ounces, this knife is easy to handle. Overall length is 10.59" with the blade being 4.84." There are 3 holes thru the handle, and can be used for lashing the knife to a stick to make a spear. The back of the handle has a flat spot, then tapers; used for breaking glass panes, or as a hammer.
The Gerber LMF™ II Infantry can be worn several ways. You can wear it on a belt and thigh, on your or calf, or wear it on a Molle vest.
The purchase of this knife includes the knife (duh), sheath, and leg straps (not pictured).
Here, you see the LMF™ II stored in the sheath:
Here is the sheath (in the belt or calf configuration) by itself:
One side of the LMF™ II:
The other side of the LMF™ II:
Close-up of the serrated edge, as well as the Gerber logo:
Portland, OR... made in the USA baby:
Close-up of the back of the handle. This is used to break glass, and a flat spot used (not pictured) for a hammer:
This picture is of the sheath removed for the Molle attachment. This sheath is used in this configuration if you are going to wear it on your Molle Vest:
The sheath by itself, you can see the built in knife sharpener:
RE: Gerber LMF™ II Infantry (in black) Review Rating: 5.00 out of 10
Mon Dec 10 2007 5: 26 pm
Very high hardness;
Good corrosion resistance;
Very good wear resistance;
Used as a survival knife and I am very impressed with this knife. The best on a market for pilots I reckon
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