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StatGear Surviv-All Fixed-Blade Bowie Knife w/ Sheath Expired
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$44.99
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CurateNYC via Amazon has StatGear Surviv-All Fixed-Blade Bowie Knife w/ Sheath for $23.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member StrongDolphin812 for finding this deal.
Thanks to Community Member StrongDolphin812 for finding this deal.
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- StatGear survival outdoor knife is a stainless steel full tang knife. This durable knife can handle anything especially the tough outdoors.
- Features a drop point blade equipped with a blade sharpening stone in rear of sheath so your knife is sharp & sturdy consistently.
- Fire starter and cord cutter in sheath. The cord cutter works well for minor cuts so you don't have to take out your knife.
- If you enjoy hunting and all other outdoor activities, you'll find the StatGear Surviv-All Outdoor Knife a convenient and practical choice for your go-to knife.
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Outdoor camping knife with fire starter, blade sharpener and cord/line cutter in the sheath. Solid knife for this price.
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Who am I? .. former knife distributor in the US and UK. I supplied knives and specialty equipment to the US Troops and British SAS and SBS that were made in the US.
Personally, I was never a fan of Cold Steel products. I've seen way too many broken/returned products of theirs. They have a great advertising team, though that can hype a product 😉 👏 😀.
Rule of thumb.... take a 100.00 knife and its normal dealer cost is 50.00.. volume dealers/distributors are around 40.00-45.00.
You get what you pay for in a knife... you can also drastically overpay as well, thanks to great marketing.
In all honesty, take a look at Bark River Knife and Tool (BRKT). They aren't cheap... you won't find them on box store shelves, but it will be a knife that will last and be designed for the task at hand.
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Who am I? .. former knife distributor in the US and UK. I supplied knives and specialty equipment to the US Troops and British SAS and SBS that were made in the US.
"One should know this is a "training" knife for the seals"
This doesn't make and sense. SEALs do not use these knives for "training". Training consists of equipment actually used in the field with some alterations to make safe.
Using an inferior knife like this while training is dangerous as it may chip, break, or worse, not cut when it HAS to cut e.g. getting caught on something.
The trainers we use for hth are aluminum knives with purposely dull edges and blunted tips.
How do I know? I assisted in training JSOC/Coronado on edged weapons/weapons of opportunity.