While Browning is naturally known for it’s firearms, it’s knives are also well known to collectors. A number of models were designed in the late 1960s for Browning by a young Gil Hibben decades before Rambo III or Star Trek movies made him famous. Designated the Sportsman’s Series they were outright hunting knives, both folding and fixed blades made to complement Browning’s firearms in the field. Like many other U.S. knife companies at the time, Browning had knives made in the U.S., Germany, Italy and Japan.

This knife is an excellent condition. The sheath says 3718 but that would be a drop point hunter (one is listed in my store) but this may actually be the 40181 which is the trailing point knife which this knife has.

The knife is in mint condition, the sheath shows some wear from the knife stored in it. This is a nicely balanced knife and would make a great hunting knife.

440 stainless steel blade, 4"

Item # 22871