BK-13 Remora "Grade B" Patterned after goloks used by

Patterned after goloks used by the Australian army

The hefty 1/8"-thick blade features a hollow primary grind for a deep bite

Still other units may be missing a nib entirely

the Pack Golok can perform both the tasks of a knife and a short machete

The tapered tip drives easily into the firmest of knots to wedge them apart

BK-13 Remora "Grade B" Patterned after goloks used byThe BK 13 Remora is one of those miniature fixed blades that are easily stashed in any kit, carried on a keychain, or tucked in a pocket. The hollow ground blade is easily kept scalpel sharp and the belly of the blade is just curved enough to make excellent sweeping or slicing cuts without interfering with the fine point for piercing or making fine incisions. Like the fish after which it takes its name, you'll soon find it attached to you wherever you