Remington Rocky Mountain Elk Green Jigged Bone/Zebrawood Lockback and Sheath Gift Set with Collector Tin R15718

The Remington Rocky Mountain Elk Green Jigged Bone and Zebrawood Lockback Gift Set with Collector Tin blends classic outdoor style with dependable field-ready performance. Built around a traditional lockback pattern, this knife reflects the kind of rugged craftsmanship hunters and collectors have appreciated for generations. Paired with a handsome leather sheath and a display-worthy collector tin, the set delivers both practical utility and collectible appeal.

The knife features a 3.25-inch satin-finished stainless steel clip point blade designed for versatile cutting tasks and reliable edge performance. The clip point profile offers excellent control for detailed work while still providing enough belly for everyday cutting needs. A sturdy lockback mechanism keeps the blade secure during use, giving you the confidence to tackle camp chores, hunting tasks, or daily carry duties.

Measuring 4.25 inches closed, the knife carries comfortably while maintaining a solid, traditional feel in the hand. The handle showcases an eye-catching combination of materials, pairing richly textured green jigged bone with smooth zebrawood accents. This blend of natural materials creates visual contrast while maintaining the rugged aesthetic that defines classic hunting knives. Nickel silver bolsters frame the handle with a refined touch, while brass liners and stainless steel pins reinforce the knife’s durable construction.

A brown leather sheath accompanies the knife, providing convenient belt carry and dependable protection when the knife isn’t in use. Completing the presentation is a full-color collector’s display tin that makes this set ideal for gifting, collecting, or displaying alongside other outdoor memorabilia.

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