Brand: Ontario Knife Company
Model: Ranger 3
Blade Shape: Drop Point
Carry Style: Sheath
Blade Material: 1095HC
Blade Finish: Black
Handle Material: G10
Handle Finish: Black
Blade Length: 3.0"
Overall Length: 6.5"

Features

The Ranger Knives Model 3 is a compact fixed‑blade knife engineered for durability, control, and dependable performance in everyday and field applications. Measuring 6.5 inches overall, it features a 3‑inch drop‑point blade constructed from carbon steel with a black protective coating that reduces glare while enhancing resistance to wear. The blade profile provides balanced cutting capability for general utility, outdoor tasks, and light-duty field use, supported by full tang construction for added strength and structural integrity.

The handle is made from black sculpted G10, delivering a rigid, lightweight structure with a textured surface that ensures a secure grip in both wet and dry conditions. This ergonomic design enhances control during extended use while maintaining a compact carry profile. The knife includes a molded Kydex belt sheath for secure retention and convenient carry. Proudly manufactured in the United States, the Model 3 emphasizes reliability, durability, and practical performance in a streamlined fixed‑blade format suited for everyday and outdoor use.

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