Uncompromising Strength. Tactical Precision.
Whether you are clearing a campsite, prepping game in the field, or facing a high-stakes survival situation, the MJR Knives Tactical Fixed Blade D2 Knife is engineered to perform without fail. Designed with a heavy-duty full-tang construction—where the single piece of steel runs continuously from the tip of the blade to the end of the handle—this knife provides the maximum structural integrity needed for hard-use tasks like batoning, prying, and heavy slicing.
Key Performance Features
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High-Performance D2 Tool Steel: Forged from D2 steel, celebrated in the knife community for its extreme hardness, outstanding wear resistance, and long-lasting edge retention. It stays razor-sharp far longer than standard stainless steels.
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Hybrid Partially Serrated Edge: The best of both worlds. Use the clean, plain edge for precision carving, skinning, and slicing, while utilizing the aggressive serrated section near the handle to tear through thick rope, webbing, wood, and fibrous materials.
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Full-Tang Indestructibility: Zero weak points. Because the blade and handle frame are a single solid piece of steel, you can rely on this tool for high-impact tactical and wilderness tasks without worrying about handle breakage.
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Ergonomic, High-Traction Grip: Shaped to lock into your hand, the handle ensures a safe, non-slip hold in wet, cold, or muddy environments. Designed to prevent hand fatigue during extended use.
Specifications
| Attribute | Specification Details |
| Blade Steel | Premium D2 Tool Steel |
| Blade Construction | Full-Tang |
| Edge Profile | Spear Pointed with Partial Serrated Section |
| Best For | Survival, Tactical, Hunting, Camping, Bushcraft |
| Durability | Heavy-duty, high impact |
Care & Maintenance for D2 Steel
Because D2 is a high-carbon, high-chromium semi-stainless steel, it offers excellent wear resistance but requires a little more care than standard stainless steels.
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Clean and Dry: Always wipe your blade clean and dry after use, especially after cutting acidic materials or exposure to moisture.
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Oil Regularly: Apply a light coat of mineral oil or knife lubricant to the blade periodically to prevent corrosion and keep the steel in peak condition.

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