KNIFE-Bailout Tanto Axis Dark Green
The 537GY-1 Serrated Bailout takes lightweight strength and combines it with woodland green anodized aluminum handles, and a sturdy CPM-M4 blade. This robust knife packs a punch even with it's slim profile.
KNIFE-Infidel OTF Auto Spear McHenry
Stable, fast action, rugged, and tactical knife. Double-Edged Cerakote Blade Finish in Black.
Comes with Sheath: Cordura With Snap Retention And Malice Clip
KNIFE-North Fork Axis Drop Point
North Fork contains ultimate functionality and versatility for the outdoors enthusiast.
CPM-S30V stainless steel drop point blade with a stonewash finish, laminated maple stabilized wood handle scales, and orange accents.
KNIFE-Red Skull Speed Safe
Blade length: 3", Open: 7.75", Closed: 4.75"
Features: open assist, black stainless steel blade, black aluminum handle with red skull, belt cutter, window breaker, liner lock with clip
KNIFE-BLACK BEAR 3"
420 stainless steel, block oxide finish blade. Aluminum handle with full 3d printing on both sides.
Closed: 3.5", Open: 6".
Includes built-in belt cutter and window breaker.
KNIFE-PINK HEARTS HNDL 7"
Overall Length: 7”
• 3" Stainless Steel Blade
• 4" Pink Hearts Handle
KNIFE-Blue Wave 4"
Blue Wave Knife
Blade length: 4", Open: 8", Closed: 4.5", Blade thickness: 2.82mm.
Liner lock, open assist. 420 stainless steel blade. Handle is stainless steel, 3D printing, resin.
KNIFE-Titanium/Olive Wood/Bees
Ultra-light knife in Z40C13 stainless steel, grey titanium coating. Blade with secure liner lock system decorated with fine laser engraving. Belt clip. Olive wood handle.
Knife - Elk Tine w/Wolf Track
Handle is Elk and blade is made of Obsidian
Reproduces the stone tools and weaponry of vast bygone eras using only the finest obsidian. Grinding, abrading, percussion and pressure flaking are terms used by today's modern flint knappers.
Knife - Deer Tine
Handle is Deer Antler and blade is made of Obsidian
Reproduces the stone tools and weaponry of vast bygone eras using only the finest obsidian. Grinding, abrading, percussion and pressure flaking are terms used by today's modern flint knappers.
