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this knife was never issued . its my take on what an irish army issue knife might have looked like.. its loosely based on a .303 bayonet around WW1. 8" blade, teak handle, steel bolsters and aged look.

This Knives item is sold by QualityHubGoods. Ships from Australia. Listed on 29 Apr, 2024

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🏴‍☠️ Available Now The Administrator A blade forged in the crucible of Cold War grit, a tool of resilience and precision for those who operate in the unforgiving margins. A collaboration between Toor Knives and Aaron Visconti of Administrative Results, this knife embodies the ingenuity and rugged functionality demanded by an era of shadowy conflicts and steely resolve. Crafted from CPM 154 steel, the blade delivers superior toughness, corrosion resistance, and edge retention, making it a r...

🏴‍☠️ COMING SOON Thursday June 27th Introducing the Crewman, the latest addition to our Frontline Series, further providing resilience and reliability to the door kickers who occupy and advance! The Crewman is a compact version of our famed Infantry knife, the Valor, specifically designed for light-armored crewmen, tank operators, and those involved in vehicular operations. This blade excels in confined spaces where larger blades might be cumbersome and was designed with unmatched durabil...

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Several years ago, Dutch knife maker Gert van den Elsen started making beautiful wooden grips for Opinel folding knives. On his latest models, only the Virobloc remains an original part.