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Each traditional Marine combat knife is equipped with a 7 1/4" stainless steel blade with teeth like serrations. The rubberized handle allows for a superb grip with no worries of slipping. The military style impact resistance sheath is designed to hold the knife securely but, offers quick and easy access. The ultimate survival knife that doesn't cost a fortune. Pair this knife with the Marine Tanto Survival Knife item 17 BK513. 12" overall.
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41 of 43 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Functional at a good price,
By Joanneva12a (USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Marine Drop Point Survival Knife (Misc.)
This knife is a spin off of the K-bar brand. I bought it specifically because it had the non-slip rubber grip that I wanted without spending $70.
Look, spending 10 bucks for a knife means you are going to sacrifice something, but with this knife at the price it's not too much. The knife definitely has some weight to it and has a good feel in the hand. The grip is also non-slip. About the biggest disappointment is that the blade itself although made of stainless, has a rather matte finish to it instead of a polished gleam. This seems to be a trend even in higher priced models. However the blade is not flimsy and I would not want to be on the receiving end of it... by any means. The sheath is a hard shell type meant to be tied around your leg so it doesn't flop around. Actually the picture of the sheath is a little misleading at first because it looks as if the knife point is meant to stick out from the end of the sheath, but that is the tie down cords that have been cropped in the picture. For the price of the knife on sale, I think it is much more worthy than simply a gag gift.
30 of 34 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Decent for the price,
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This review is from: Marine Drop Point Survival Knife (Misc.)
Cons:
Made in China. Bulky. The sheath is not a friction sheath and made of this crap plastic. The knife is held in the sheath with this plastic/rubber band that goes around the base of the grip. The leg strap is a joke. The handle/grip feels and smells like it's made of recycled tires and hockey pucks. Pros: Relatively sturdy, sharp. Took it out and beat the crap out of it using it to wedge open downed trunks, pry out rocks around the campsite, and whack down small tree limbs. Surprisingly, there was no bending and minimal chipping. After a couple runs on the stone at the end of the day, it was pretty much as good as new. All in all, pretty decent knife for $[...]. I should have spent the extra $[...] and bought a Victorinox lockblade.
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
beginner,
By Paylor "Paylor" (so cal) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Marine Drop Point Survival Knife (Misc.)
its a great beginner knife its fairly sharp and it smells a little i think it will go away after a while so if your a beginner or just want a practice knife get this one it will do u justice
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