HME KNFBCK 2.50" Fixed Blade Caper Knife with Black Oxide 420HC SS Blade and Green TPR Handle, Includes SheathHME$14.56
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HME
The HME Skinning Kit brings a pair of purpose-built field knives to your game processing setup. This two-knife combo pairs a 3.50" fixed-blade skinner with gut hook and a dedicated caping knife, giving you the right tool for each stage of the work. Whether you're breaking down game in camp or fine-tuning a hide for mounting, having matched blades engineered for their specific tasks beats improvising with a general-purpose blade every time.
Both knives feature 420HC stainless steel blades with black oxide finish—a durable, corrosion-resistant coating that handles repeated exposure to blood and moisture without rusting or staining your handle. The gut hook on the skinner is a genuine working feature, not an afterthought: it's designed to open the abdomen cleanly without puncturing the organs. The TPR (thermoplastic rubber) green handle is textured for grip security when your hands are wet or cold, and it's built to withstand the wear of field processing without becoming slippery or cracking.
This kit is aimed at serious hunters and processors who take hide quality and meat quality seriously. The fixed-blade design means no folding mechanisms to jam or fail in the field—just sharp steel ready to work. The caping knife lets you make precision cuts around the head and neck, critical if you're planning a shoulder mount or detailed taxidermy work. For camp hunters, backcountry processors, or anyone who regularly handles multiple animals in a season, this is a compact, professional-grade solution that doesn't require you to carry a full knife roll.
| Brand | HME |
| Kit Contents | Skinner (3.50" blade with gut hook) + Caping Knife |
| Blade Material | 420HC Stainless Steel |
| Blade Finish | Black Oxide |
| Handle Material | TPR (Thermoplastic Rubber) |
| Handle Color | Green |
| Blade Type | Fixed (non-folding) |
A gut hook is a small, sharpened notch on the blade near the handle. It's designed to open the abdomen during field dressing without puncturing the internal organs, which can contaminate the meat and hide. If you're processing game in the field, a gut hook knife is a standard part of the job.
Yes. The 3.50" fixed skinner and caping knife are sized and shaped for working with large game hides and precision detail work around the head and neck. They're common in camps processing elk, deer, and similar animals.
The kit includes two knives: a 3.50" fixed skinner with gut hook and a caping knife. Both have 420HC black oxide blades and green TPR handles.
The black oxide finish provides corrosion resistance and helps protect against rust, but like all knives exposed to blood and moisture, best practice is to clean and dry them promptly after use to maintain the blade and handle.
HME
The HME Skinning Kit brings a pair of purpose-built field knives to your game processing setup. This two-knife combo pairs a 3.50" fixed-blade skinner with gut hook and a dedicated caping knife, giving you the right tool for each stage of the work. Whether you're breaking down game in camp or fine-tuning a hide for mounting, having matched blades engineered for their specific tasks beats improvising with a general-purpose blade every time.
Both knives feature 420HC stainless steel blades with black oxide finish—a durable, corrosion-resistant coating that handles repeated exposure to blood and moisture without rusting or staining your handle. The gut hook on the skinner is a genuine working feature, not an afterthought: it's designed to open the abdomen cleanly without puncturing the organs. The TPR (thermoplastic rubber) green handle is textured for grip security when your hands are wet or cold, and it's built to withstand the wear of field processing without becoming slippery or cracking.
This kit is aimed at serious hunters and processors who take hide quality and meat quality seriously. The fixed-blade design means no folding mechanisms to jam or fail in the field—just sharp steel ready to work. The caping knife lets you make precision cuts around the head and neck, critical if you're planning a shoulder mount or detailed taxidermy work. For camp hunters, backcountry processors, or anyone who regularly handles multiple animals in a season, this is a compact, professional-grade solution that doesn't require you to carry a full knife roll.
| Brand | HME |
| Kit Contents | Skinner (3.50" blade with gut hook) + Caping Knife |
| Blade Material | 420HC Stainless Steel |
| Blade Finish | Black Oxide |
| Handle Material | TPR (Thermoplastic Rubber) |
| Handle Color | Green |
| Blade Type | Fixed (non-folding) |
A gut hook is a small, sharpened notch on the blade near the handle. It's designed to open the abdomen during field dressing without puncturing the internal organs, which can contaminate the meat and hide. If you're processing game in the field, a gut hook knife is a standard part of the job.
Yes. The 3.50" fixed skinner and caping knife are sized and shaped for working with large game hides and precision detail work around the head and neck. They're common in camps processing elk, deer, and similar animals.
The kit includes two knives: a 3.50" fixed skinner with gut hook and a caping knife. Both have 420HC black oxide blades and green TPR handles.
The black oxide finish provides corrosion resistance and helps protect against rust, but like all knives exposed to blood and moisture, best practice is to clean and dry them promptly after use to maintain the blade and handle.