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SOG Specialty Knives and Tools S240-L NW Ranger

S240-L Features: -NW ranger knife. -Finish: Satin. -5.2'' Straight edge AUS8 stainless steel blade. -Kraton rubber handle with stainless steel cross guard. -Perfect hunting / camping knife. -Includes leather sheath. -Blade dimensions: 0.15'' H x 5.2''L. -Overall length: 9.93''.

Versatile, reliable, and portable, the S240-L NW Ranger Fixed-Blade Knife from SOG is an easy pick for outdoor professionals and enthusiasts. Whether you're hunting, fishing, camping, or patrolling, the elongated clip point design of the NW Ranger's tough steel blade delivers clean, quick cuts, while its Kraton handle provides a sure, comfortable grip in any weather. In addition, a black leather sheath keeps this compact tool safe and ready for action.


S240-L NW Ranger
Fixed-Blade Knife
At a Glance:
5.2-inch elongated clip point blade with flat
ground bevels


AUS8 steel for durability and edge retention


Textured Kraton handle for a comfortable, nonslip grip


Includes sturdy, elegant black leather sheath


Lifetime warranty backing materials and workmanship






Compact and well balanced for a comfortable, intuitive in-hand feel.
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The S240-L features a textured Kraton handle that sits securely in your hand.
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AUS-8 Stainless Steel and Fixed-Blade, Clip-Point Design for Versatility
With a full 5.2-inch straight-edge blade, the versatility of an elongated clip-point design, and the extra sharpness provided by flat ground bevels, the Northwest Ranger is built to move quickly and smoothly from one task to the next.
This blade is crafted from AUS-8 stainless steel for durability and improved edge retention, and it features a sleek satin finish, along with rasping that makes it easy to apply extra pressure or to exert extra control over the blade.
Durable Kraton Handle for Comfortable, No-Slip Grip
Since a sharp knife is only safe and effective if you have complete control over it, this Ranger also showcases a textured Kraton handle that sits comfortably and securely in your hand. Kraton is a synthetic material that delivers a flexible feel and excellent traction while also offering increased resistance to heat, weathering, and chemicals for superior durability.
Lightweight, Well-Balanced Design and Leather Sheath
The compact Northwest Ranger is well-balanced for a comfortable, intuitive in-hand feel. Its slim yet protective grooved crossbar contributes to this comfort, and the knife's overall length of 9.925 inches lets you maximize leverage and positioning for increased flexibility in the field. Furthermore, it weighs in at just 6.2 ounces, so you don't have to sacrifice portability or pack weight for functionality.
It comes with a classic, black leather sheath that's sturdy and elegant, so you can always be sure that your blade is protected when not in use--and that your body and gear are protected from your blade.
This S240-L NW Ranger Fixed-Blade Knife is backed by a lifetime warranty that protects against defects in manufacturing and materials.
About SOG: Strong, Innovative Specialty Tools
SOG originally stood for Studies and Observation Group, an elite joint services military group designed to handle covert operations during the Vietnam War. SOG Specialty Knives & Tools was founded in the spirit of this elite group and became the first knife manufacturer to offer an expanded line that included fixed blades, folding knives, and multipurpose tools.
Each SOG product is created by company Founder and Chief Engineer, Spencer Frazer. Known for their uncompromising style and performance, these knives and tools showcase innovation, dependability, and a unique, futuristic style that has garnered awards and recognition worldwide. SOG products have also won favor among law enforcement, military, and industrial customers that rely on their tools to perform flawlessly in the toughest, most adverse conditions.
What's in the Box
SOG S240-L NW Ranger Fixed-Blade Knife and leather sheath.



The S240-L NW Ranger comes with a classic black leather sheath, so you can always be sure your blade is protected.

Photo taken at Flight Path Museum at the south end of Los Angeles International Airport, covering the history of aviation, especially as it pertains to LAX.

This is a scale model of a Northwest Airlines Boeing 747-400. Northwest had been the very first airline to operate the 747-400 in 1989; it initially ordered fourteen but took delivery of only ten. (#11 and #12, in production when canceled, were picked up by United.) The last of the ten, N670US, was given this special livery in the mid-1990s, to mark Northwest's 50 years of service to Asia, featuring artwork by children from Asian cities served by Northwest.

Northwest, along with Pan Am, was the definitive US airline operating across the Pacific, and the Pacific routes were what allowed Northwest to continue surviving and thriving despite a weak domestic network. When United bought Pan Am's Pacific routes in 1986 and became the first US airline with strength both domestically and across the Pacific, Northwest fought back by merging with Republic Airlines and launching European services. Northwest even went on to order six additional 747s after this "50 Years of Bridging the Pacific" promotion ended. But the post-9/11 slump and the market pressures led Northwest into bankruptcy, and eventual merger with Delta. The Northwest name, which had been the oldest US airline name in continuous use, disappeared into history in January 2010.

Today, N670US and all other Northwest 747-400s continue to fly on, as part of the Delta fleet and in the 2007 New Delta livery. They also mark the return of the Boeing 747 to Delta for the first time since 1977.

NWA Flight 1 Heavy to Narita. Some where n this plane is my soon to be father in law. They were quite late, I actually thought they had left already when I got to Imperial Hill.