All of the PB&J knives share some common attributes, particularly when it comes to materials. The blades are made from old saw mill blades which are L6 tool steel. L6 has high nickel content and is known for its impact resistance. It's a good choice for a hard use blade. It may not be a trendy boutique super steel but it's one of the steels that helped build America in those old mill blades and I love the idea of giving it a second life in working knife. Handles are Linen Micarta with brass pins and a brass lined lanyard hole. The combination of tough tool steel and practically indestructible Linen Micarta makes for a tool designed for hard use. And that's a lot of the point with the PB&J knives. They're users, pure and simple. There's a certain beauty in their simple, clean lines but they are first and foremost made to be used. The Destination is a hunting survival knife coming in at a little bit bigger than the Main Course at 9" overall, and with a 4 3/4" blade. Handles are 4 1/4" long and feature an ergonomic handle. Weight is only 7.0 ounces, sans sheath.

• Overall Length: 9"; Blade Length: 4 1/4", Cutting Edge: 4"; Blade Thickness: 3/32"
• Blade Type: Plain Edge Drop Point; Blade Material: L6 Sawmill Blade Tool Steel
• Handle Length: 4 1/4"; Handle Material: Brown Micarta
• Weight: 7.0 oz w/o Sheath, 9.2 oz w/Sheath
• Carry System: Handmade Leather Sheath

Overall Length: 9"; Blade Length: 4 1/4", Cutting Edge: 4"; Blade Thickness: 3/32"PB&J Handmade Knives