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The Camillus Western CrossTrail 4-inch blade drop point knife is built for hunters and field workers who need a dependable fixed blade that handles skinning, processing, and camp tasks without drama. This is a working knife—not a collector's piece—designed around a 4.25-inch drop point blade in 420 stainless steel with titanium bonding for corrosion resistance and edge retention. The brown handle is made from stag and antler composite materials, giving it genuine character while standing up to hard use in the field.
Drop point blades are the workhorse of hunting knives: they offer excellent control for detailed work while maintaining enough belly for slicing and a reinforced tip that won't break under pressure. The 420 steel is forgiving to maintain—sharpen it with basic field stones or a honing steel—and the titanium bonding extends its life between sharpenings. This is the kind of knife that gets grabbed first when you need something done right, whether you're field dressing game, breaking down camp tasks, or handling general outdoor work.
The knife ships with a belt loop sheath, so you can keep it accessible without taking up pocket space or pack real estate. The natural handle materials will age with use and weather, developing the patina that tells the story of where the knife has been. It's honest gear—straightforward design, proven steel choice, and the kind of durability that justifies reaching for it year after year.
| Blade Length | 4.25 inches |
| Blade Material | 420 Stainless Steel, Titanium Bonded |
| Blade Shape | Drop Point |
| Handle Material | Brown Stag and Antler Composite (Delrin) |
| Sheath | Included with belt loop carry option |
Yes. The drop point blade and 4.25-inch length are purpose-built for hunting fieldwork—skinning, detail cuts, and processing. The stainless steel won't rust from blood and moisture, and the titanium bonding helps the edge hold up through repetitive work.
The knife comes with a belt loop sheath, so you can carry it at your waist or attach it to a pack without loose carry.
420 stainless is straightforward to maintain. Use a simple field stone, portable honing steel, or your regular kitchen steel to touch up the edge. It's more forgiving than high-carbon steel and won't require specialty sharpening equipment.
Yes. Stag and antler composite materials are traditional hunting knife handles proven over decades. They'll develop character and patina with use and weather but won't degrade or become unreliable.
The Camillus Western CrossTrail 4-inch blade drop point knife is built for hunters and field workers who need a dependable fixed blade that handles skinning, processing, and camp tasks without drama. This is a working knife—not a collector's piece—designed around a 4.25-inch drop point blade in 420 stainless steel with titanium bonding for corrosion resistance and edge retention. The brown handle is made from stag and antler composite materials, giving it genuine character while standing up to hard use in the field.
Drop point blades are the workhorse of hunting knives: they offer excellent control for detailed work while maintaining enough belly for slicing and a reinforced tip that won't break under pressure. The 420 steel is forgiving to maintain—sharpen it with basic field stones or a honing steel—and the titanium bonding extends its life between sharpenings. This is the kind of knife that gets grabbed first when you need something done right, whether you're field dressing game, breaking down camp tasks, or handling general outdoor work.
The knife ships with a belt loop sheath, so you can keep it accessible without taking up pocket space or pack real estate. The natural handle materials will age with use and weather, developing the patina that tells the story of where the knife has been. It's honest gear—straightforward design, proven steel choice, and the kind of durability that justifies reaching for it year after year.
| Blade Length | 4.25 inches |
| Blade Material | 420 Stainless Steel, Titanium Bonded |
| Blade Shape | Drop Point |
| Handle Material | Brown Stag and Antler Composite (Delrin) |
| Sheath | Included with belt loop carry option |
Yes. The drop point blade and 4.25-inch length are purpose-built for hunting fieldwork—skinning, detail cuts, and processing. The stainless steel won't rust from blood and moisture, and the titanium bonding helps the edge hold up through repetitive work.
The knife comes with a belt loop sheath, so you can carry it at your waist or attach it to a pack without loose carry.
420 stainless is straightforward to maintain. Use a simple field stone, portable honing steel, or your regular kitchen steel to touch up the edge. It's more forgiving than high-carbon steel and won't require specialty sharpening equipment.
Yes. Stag and antler composite materials are traditional hunting knife handles proven over decades. They'll develop character and patina with use and weather but won't degrade or become unreliable.
