Peltonen M95 Ranger Puukko FDE Cerakote Coyote FJP060
Desert tan finish. Built for open, dry country.
The Peltonen M95 Ranger Puukko FDE Cerakote Coyote (FJP060) brings the well-known Finnish puukko in a Flat Dark Earth Cerakote finish — an earth-tone colourway that suits dry, open country and looks sharp on any belt rig. The M95 is the slightly larger sibling of the M07, designed for users who want more cutting power.
The Peltonen Ranger Puukko was designed by Finnish knifemaker Jukka-Pekka Peltonen and is made in Finland. Prized by hunters, bushcrafters, and backcountry travellers worldwide, it represents Scandinavian knife design at its most refined: simple, highly capable, and built to keep working in the harshest conditions on earth.
What Makes the M95 Different
- FDE (Flat Dark Earth) Cerakote finish — low-glare desert tan, premium corrosion resistance
- 80CrV2 carbon steel blade — the proven Peltonen formula
- Slightly larger blade than the M07 — more cutting power for batoning, food prep, and serious camp work
- Coyote tan TPE handle — colorway-matched, weatherproof, grippy
- Drop-point saber grind for all-around utility
- Composite sheath — secure retention, all-weather
- HRC 59 hardness — proven Peltonen specification
- Made in Finland
Where It Earns Its Keep
Western big-game hunts. Desert and arid-region camps. Field dressing, firewood prep, and general camp chores. The hunter who appreciates an earth-tone finish that doesn't stand out against dry ground. The M95 in FDE is the choice when you want a slightly larger blade than the M07.
Specifications
| Model | Peltonen M95 |
| Blade Material | 80CrV2 Carbon Steel |
| Blade Hardness | HRC 59 |
| Blade Length | 4.69" (119 mm) |
| Blade Thickness | 0.17" (4.3 mm) |
| Blade Style | Drop Point |
| Blade Grind | Saber |
| Blade Finish | FDE Cerakote |
| Handle | Coyote TPE |
| Sheath | Composite |
| Overall Length | 9.57" |
| Weight | 6.98 oz |
| Designer | Jukka-Pekka Peltonen |
| Country of Origin | Finland |
| Other Features | Lanyard Hole |
Available exclusively from Ragweed Forge — the leading source for Scandinavian and Finnish working knives.