Product Details
Mil-Tec, Reproduction KM2000 Special Forces Combat Knife
A MIL-TEC reproduction of the German Bundeswehr KM2000 combat knife. Features a 6.5-inch black 440 stainless tanto blade with partial serrations, glass fiber-reinforced polyamide handle with glass breaker pommel, and a rotating belt sheath with built-in sharpening stone.
Blade and Construction
- Blade: 440 stainless steel with black finish, tanto profile, partial serrations
- Blade length: 6.5 in (approx. 16.5 cm)
- Total length: 11.8 in (approx. 30 cm)
- Handle: Glass fiber-reinforced polyamide with deep finger grooves and integrated guard
- Pommel: Pointed glass breaker with lanyard hole
- Knife weight: 280 g
- Total weight with scabbard: 480 g
The MIL-TEC Black KM2000 Special Forces Combat Knife is a faithful reproduction of the legendary KM2000 combat knife issued to the German Bundeswehr. Built around a hard-use tanto blade with a partially serrated edge, it's a workhorse fixed blade fortactical enthusiasts, military surplus collectors, preppers, airsoft and milsim players, and outdoorsmen who want a rugged field knife with genuine military pedigree behind the design.
The reinforced tanto tip excels at piercing and prying tasks, while the long plain edge handles slicing, carving, and general field cutting. The aggressive serrated section near the ricasso chews through rope, webbing, fibrous materials, and seat belts — making this knife equally at home in a bug-out bag, a vehicle kit, or a tactical loadout. A glass breaker pommel on the butt of the handle adds a genuine emergency-rescue function that retail customers will recognize immediately.
Sheath and Carry System
The knife ships with a glass fiber-reinforced polyamide scabbard that snaps securely onto a dedicated 100% nylon belt support. The scabbard rotates a full 360° on the belt platform via a snap fastener, letting the end user dial in vertical, horizontal, or angled carry. Hook-and-loop closure plus snap fasteners on the nylon support keep the knife locked down during movement. An integrated sharpening stone is fitted into the side of the scabbard for quick field touch-ups, and paracord wrap on the lower scabbard adds emergency cordage when it's needed most.
