GP3

The GP3 puts a Seaux blade on the GP2 handle. More edge, same controllable grip, which is an unusual pairing and the whole reason this one exists. The Seaux profile is long and sweeping, with the belly carried further toward the tip than a standard drop point. That shape is built for one thing above all others: long, continuous slicing cuts. Running a hide off an elk, caping, portioning meat on a tailgate, breaking down a hog on a table. More edge in the stroke means fewer strokes. It's also the one to grab at camp when the job is slicing rather than chopping, and it handles food prep better than anything else in the lineup. If you hunt whitetail and nothing bigger, the GP1 or GP2 is probably the smarter buy. The GP3 earns its extra edge on big animals and long cuts, and that's who it's built for. Underneath the blade shape it's the same knife as the rest of the series, and you pick the handle. G10 if you want grip you can count on when your hands are wet, Honduran Rosewood if you want it to look like something. Ground and finished by hand in North Carolina. Made to order.