The Comanche is one of the longest running little knives in the Battle Horse Knives catalog, and the reason shows up in forum threads more than spec sheets: for a lot of people this was their first bushcraft knife, the one they cut their first feather sticks with and kept reaching for years later. Three inches of O1 on a thick 0.156 inch spine, 7.5 inches overall, five ounces.
It is a deliberately overbuilt small knife. Stock this thick on a three inch blade means the Comanche drills, plows, and works through wood jobs that would flex a lighter blade, while the curved handle keeps it comfortable through the long carving sessions small knives actually live in. DLT stocks it two ways: flat ground in natural, green, or black micarta for the slicier all around carry, and saber ground in natural micarta for maximum steel behind the edge. If you would rather have thin and nimble at this size, the Bushbaby takes the opposite bet. Brown leather sheath included, handmade in Cambridge, Ohio.