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Originally designed to free an aircrew from a downed aircraft
Tough enough to cut through the fuselage of an aircraft
Purposeful break between the tang and the butt cap, providing insulated protection against stray wires and absorbing any shock from hammering.
Handle Material: Glass-filled nylon with TPV overmold
Sheath Material: Ballistic nylon with fire retardant coating
Made in USA
I got the opportunity to volunteer for a year of fun & sun in beautiful Baghdad, and decided I needed a manly-man knife to carry around with me. I call it "Plan B" because the duties I perform (gate guard) render my M-16 largely useless, as any... "interactions" would be taking place at close range. Unfortunately, I haven't had a chance to rack up any knife kills yet (this place is totally not at all like COD), but what I did discover is that this knife is AWESOME.First things first: This knife weighs a ton. Its blade is a full 3/16" thick. You will never snap it. It does not bend, it does not flex. It is a short, stout blade. If I had to draw an analogy, it'd be the little Scottish dwarf guy from LOTR. And his axe. One might think that this blade is too thick to be sharp, and although the knife on my Leatherman is better suited for delicate work, this blade is more than capable of taking an edge sharp enough to cut straight through a 1 liter bottle of water, of which there are billions out here. It is also hard enough to retain that edge for a good long while.The knife isn't very well balanced for throwing, but if thrown with care it will embed its blade a few inches deep into wood, concrete, solid diamond, etc. It's so heavy that even if you don't hit something with the blade, it'll still really, really hurt. Which brings me to the Skull Cr... er, "window breaker" on the butt. So far, it's been most useful for breaking up large blocks of ice, a task at which it excels. However, I have absolutely no doubt that you could crush no small number of hard objects with it. Again, its considerable heft comes into play here, and it is possible to (totally accidentally) gouge a good chunk out of a concrete T-wall with it without damaging the knife.Its handle is electrically insulated to either 600 or 6,000 volts or something like that. I know for a fact that you can cut (and by cut I mean tomahawk chop) through a fallen 400v power line safely in order to keep it from further electrocuting a vehicle. Boy, you should've seen the looks on their faces when I was about to make the first chop! I'm fairly certain I sold a few of these knives that day. In related news, 400v power lines make hella sparks when you cut through them.The sheath. Yes, well, it's rather cumbersome. And it's huge. But it's for a huge knife, so it rather comes with the territory. I don't normally wear a MOLLE vest (which is my armor) so I couldn't use that, but by cutting the top strap off, you can hook it through your favorite 2" (or larger, or smaller, whatever) belt and strap the bottom part around your leg. This has worked satisfactorily for 11 months now, and you get used to it sort of cutting circulation off of your leg. Honest. You have to strap it pretty tight in order to keep the sheath in place while inserting/removing the knife, but the knife will not accidentally come out.There is a sharpener built into the sheath. It's moderately useful. It will put a medium edge on the blade if no other sharpener is around. This would be most useful in remote situations, but using it requires removing the sheath from its strap/harness, which is somewhat annoying. Really, just get a whetstone and you'll be fine. I use a sharpening kit by Smith's:
