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The Back Door: Chris Reeve Green Beret 7" Fixed Blade, CPM MagnaCut Black, Canvas Micarta, BNIB – Made in USA

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The Back Door: Chris Reeve Green Beret 7" Fixed Blade, CPM MagnaCut Black, Canvas Micarta, BNIB – Made in USAThis item is listed in The Back Door. This knife is listed in The Back Door. It is brand new in the box, never cut or carried. The previous owner purchased it with intentions to keep it in their truck for splitting kindling around the farm, realized the knife was overqualified for that purpose, and preferred to keep knives they would actually carry. All original contents are included. The Yarborough. 7 inches of MagnaCut. Boise built. The Chris Reeve

This item is listed in The Back Door.

This knife is listed in The Back Door. It is brand new in the box, never cut or carried. The previous owner purchased it with intentions to keep it in their truck for splitting kindling around the farm, realized the knife was overqualified for that purpose, and preferred to keep knives they would actually carry. All original contents are included.


The Yarborough. 7 inches of MagnaCut. Boise built.

The Chris Reeve Green Beret knife, known to U.S. Army Special Forces as The Yarborough, was designed by William W. Harsey with function and manufacturing input from Chris Reeve. It has been in continuous production since 2002 and has been carried and trusted by Special Forces operators and serious users ever since. The current production version runs a 7" CPM MagnaCut blade at 61-62 HRC in a flat black finish, with black canvas Micarta handle scales on full-tang construction. At 12.375" overall and 12.8 oz, this is a substantial fixed blade built for hard field use, including chopping tasks that smaller knives cannot handle. The dorsal-tapered blade profile distributes mass for chopping while keeping the tip geometry effective for detailed work. Includes a combat master sheath by Spec-Ops Brand.

MagnaCut at 61-62 HRC on a blade this size delivers the toughness to absorb chopping impact while maintaining the edge retention that comes with the steel's advanced carbide structure. Black canvas Micarta is impervious to moisture and temperature and provides a consistent, positive grip across all conditions. Made in Boise, Idaho. Chris Reeve lifetime warranty.


Note from Lone Star Knife & Supply: A brand new Green Beret at a Back Door price is a rare offering. The previous owner made an honest call about what they needed from a fixed blade and this knife deserves someone who will carry it. It is a Harsey design, Boise built, MagnaCut steel, and it has never been used. That is the full story.


Why This Chris Reeve Green Beret Stands Out

  • 7" CPM MagnaCut Blade at 61-62 HRC, Black Cerakote finish
  • Full Tang Construction, steel runs the full length of the handle
  • Black Canvas Micarta Handle Scales, impervious to moisture and temperature
  • Dorsal Tapered Blade Profile for balanced chopping and precision capability
  • Combat Master Sheath by Spec-Ops Brand included
  • Designed by William W. Harsey and Chris Reeve
  • Brand new in box, never cut or carried
  • Chris Reeve lifetime warranty
  • Made in the USA (Boise, Idaho)

Specifications

  • Brand: Chris Reeve Knives
  • Model: Green Beret 7"
  • Overall Length: 12.375"
  • Blade Length: 7.0"
  • Cutting Edge: 6.25"
  • Blade Thickness: 0.22"
  • Blade Steel: CPM MagnaCut (61-62 HRC)
  • Blade Style: Drop Point / Spear Point with false edge
  • Blade Finish: Black
  • Handle Material: Black Canvas Micarta
  • Construction: Full Tang
  • Sheath: Combat Master by Spec-Ops Brand
  • Designers: William W. Harsey and Chris Reeve
  • Condition: Brand New in Box
  • Weight: 12.8 oz
  • Country of Origin: Made in USA (Boise, Idaho)

Why You'll Want It

The Green Beret is the American military fixed blade, built by Chris Reeve and designed by Bill Harsey for the people who actually carry it. MagnaCut, Micarta, full tang, and Boise-built. Brand new in box at a Back Door price. Whoever buys this one should use it.

About Chris Reeve Knives

Chris Reeve Knives has been producing precision-made fixed blades and folders in Boise, Idaho since 1984. The company is best known for the Sebenza folder and the Green Beret fixed blade, both of which have earned widespread recognition in the knife community and among military and law enforcement users. All Chris Reeve Knives products are backed by a lifetime warranty from the Boise facility.

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