Great Lakes Firearms Glfa Gl-Kmd-Smt P-Grn Otf Knife 3.5In Vietnam Ts
The Great Lakes Firearms GLFA Medium OTF knife delivers a compact 3.5-inch blade option for hunters, field workers, and everyday carriers who need a fast-deploy cutting tool without the bulk. Out-of-the-front (OTF) knives earn their place in working hands because they deploy in one fluid motion—no folders to fiddle with, no sheaths to fumble. This model pairs a plain steel blade with a pursuit green camo aluminum handle, striking the balance between tactical styling and practical fieldwork aesthetics.
OTF knives have become popular across hunting camps and shooting ranges for good reason: they're faster to access than traditional folders, easier to operate one-handed, and simple enough to maintain in the field. The 3.5-inch blade length keeps it legal in most states while remaining useful for game processing, rope cutting, gear repair, and the hundred small jobs that pop up during a hunt or camping trip. The aluminum handle gives you a solid grip in wet conditions and won't rot or splinter like wood.
Built for users who prefer straightforward, no-nonsense tools, the Great Lakes Firearms OTF won't waste your time or your money. If you're in the market for a dependable medium-size OTF blade that handles everyday cutting tasks without drama, this one's worth a look.
Key Features
- Out-of-the-front (OTF) deployment for fast, one-handed access
- 3.5-inch plain steel blade
- Pursuit green camo aluminum handle for rugged, all-weather grip
- Medium size strikes a balance between cutting power and portability
Specifications
| Brand | Great Lakes Firearms (GLFA) |
| Blade Length | 3.5 inches |
| Blade Type | Plain steel |
| Handle Material | Pursuit green camo aluminum |
| Deployment Type | Out-of-the-front (OTF) |
| Size Class | Medium |
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between an OTF knife and a folding knife?
An OTF (out-of-the-front) knife deploys the blade forward from the handle with a button or switch, all in one motion. Folding knives require two hands and a deliberate opening. OTF designs are faster to access and easier to operate one-handed, making them popular for hunting, field dressing, and tactical use.
Is a 3.5-inch OTF knife legal to carry?
OTF knife laws vary significantly by state and locality. A 3.5-inch blade falls within the legal range in many states, but some jurisdictions restrict OTF knives regardless of blade length. Check your local and state laws before purchase and carry.
What can I use this knife for?
The 3.5-inch blade and medium size make it suited for game processing, rope and cordage cutting, gear repair, and general field cutting tasks. The plain steel blade requires regular maintenance but is straightforward to sharpen.
What's included when I receive it?
We've provided the facts on the knife itself. For details on packaging, sheaths, or accessories included with your order, contact our sales team.

