The Ka-Bar US Army Operation Iraqi Freedom fighting knife (brand part no. 9127) is a commemorative fixed blade with laser-engraved blade art that honors the men and women in uniform who served during Operation Iraqi Freedom. The tang is stamped U.S. ARMY, and the knife ships with a leather sheath. The working parts are classic Ka-Bar, a 7-inch clip point blade of 1095 Cro-Van steel on a leather handle. It suits collectors and service members who want a fighting knife that doubles as a tribute piece.

Key Specifications

• The blade is 7.0 inches long, a full fighting knife length with enough reach for utility work.
• Blade steel is 1095 Cro-Van, a high-carbon steel that takes a sharp edge and is easy to maintain.
• The blade shape is a clip point with a flat grind, which gives a fine tip for detail work and a thin cutting edge.
• The blade is 0.165 inches thick and hardened to 56-58 Rockwell, a balance of strength and edge retention.
• The laser-engraved blade art carries the Operation Iraqi Freedom commemorative design.
• The handle is leather, the traditional material for a Ka-Bar fighting knife.
• Overall length is 11.875 inches, and the knife weighs 0.7 pounds.
• A leather sheath is included for carry and storage.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is special about this Ka-Bar fighting knife? The blade is laser engraved with art honoring those who served during Operation Iraqi Freedom, and the tang is stamped U.S. ARMY.

What steel is the blade made from? The blade is 1095 Cro-Van steel, a high-carbon steel, with a 56-58 Rockwell hardness.

Does it come with a sheath? Yes. A leather sheath is included.

Buy the Ka-Bar US Army Operation Iraqi Freedom Commemorative Fighting Knife

This is a working Ka-Bar that also happens to carry a commemorative design, which makes it as good on a display shelf as in a pack. Order it from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop for fast, insured shipping, and see the rest of our fixed blade knives while you are here.