Miller Brothers M-22 Sawtooth Fixed Blade Black Accents/Gray and Black G-10 with OD Green Sheath M-22ODBKSGRYBKH

The Miller Brothers M-22 fixed blade is a large, hard-use knife built for serious cutting power, durability, and dependable field performance. It features an 8.75-inch drop point blade crafted from Z-Wear PM steel, a premium powder metallurgy tool steel known for exceptional toughness, strong wear resistance, and the ability to hold a reliable working edge under heavy stress. The drop point profile offers excellent control and versatility across a wide range of demanding tasks, while the sawtooth spine adds aggressive utility for cutting through tougher materials when extra bite is needed.

Full tang construction runs the length of the knife, giving the M-22 the structural integrity required for extreme-duty use. The handle is built with a layered gray and black G-10 design that delivers a secure, confident grip while adding a refined, tactical look. G-10 is valued for its toughness, moisture resistance, and long-term stability, making it well suited for harsh environments and continuous hard use. Black stainless steel accents tie the design together with a clean, rugged contrast that reinforces its heavy-duty character.

Measuring 14.75 inches overall and weighing 1.7 pounds, the M-22 provides substantial cutting authority and a commanding presence in hand while remaining balanced enough for controlled work when precision is needed. It comes paired with an olive drab green Kydex sheath equipped with leather straps for secure retention and flexible carry options, whether mounted on a belt or integrated into field gear.

Every Miller Brothers knife is proudly made in the USA by three brothers committed to producing premium knives with exceptional craftsmanship and uncompromising materials. Their focus on real-world performance and durability shows in every detail of the M-22.

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