The Wenger Ranger 50 is large 130mm model with three tool layers, that unusually excludes the standard openers layer (bottle and can-openers).
Whilst technically the Ranger 50, it was first introduced with Realtree AP Blaze camouflage scales, thus Wenger refered to it as the AP Blaze 50 model (picture below). It is also known as the Light Hunter in some markets.

In 2013 Wenger introduced this model with Realtree AP Snow camouflage scales (main picture).

Layer Tools

AP Blaze Camouflage

• Large plain-edge locking blade - one-handed opening
• Gutting/safety blade - non serrated
• Wood saw

Note: No opener layer!

Back Layer Tools

• Corkscrew

Scale Tools

None

Scales 

First introduced with bright florescent orange scales with nature tree limb patterns known as 'Realtree AP™ Blaze'. Later it was also available with 'Realtree AP™ Snow' camouflage scales.

History 

The Blaze model was introduced in March 2012 followed by the Snow model in 2013.

Physical Specifications

• Length: 130mm (nominal frame size), 127mm actual (not including keyring protrusion)
• Width: 26.4
• Weight: 165g

Identifiers

• 1.077.050.804: AP Blaze scales
• 1.077.050.806: AP Snow scales (US Model number: 16850)

Related Models

• Ranger 57 - Hunter - Adds the openers layer and the awl; available with regular black or these Blaze camo scales
• Ranger 55 and 79 - Replaces the gutting blade with regular openers; available with AP Blaze and AP Snow scales respectively

130mm Ranger Models Comparison

• Hunter XT - A similar model by Victorinox