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Showing posts with label Non-Detectable Knives. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Non-Detectable Knives. Show all posts
Friday, May 5, 2017
KA-BAR TDI Shark Bite Ultramid Self-Defense Knife 9908
The TDI Shark Bite from KA-BAR designed by Tactical Defense Institute is constructed of 100% Ultramid, the perfect material for a deep covert backup self-defense blade. Ultramid is a lightweight, synthetic material that provides a sharp and durable edge. This high-tech, covert knife is completely non-magnetic so it won't set off those pesky metal detectors. Ultramid is super tough and virtually impervious to the elements.
The pistol grip handle is also made of textured Ultramid polymer and since the knife is constructed of a single piece of Ultramid it is very strong. The handle is comfortable and provides an awesome grip and the traction grooves on the spine further enhance control when doing fine cutting tasks. The TDI Shark Bite comes with an Ultramid sheath and 24 inches of #3 black epoxy coated steel ball chain for neck carry.
The TDI Shark Bite weighs less than an ounce so it can be worn on the neck, carried in a pocket, tied, tucked, or taped just about anywhere on one's person for the ultimate in covert carry.
The TDI Shark Bite is impervious to heat, cold, moisture and extreme weather so it can be tactically hidden virtually everywhere (indoors and outdoors). Moreover, they are so affordable that you can purchase several and keep them hidden in strategic locations and if the need arises you can ditch them.
If you are in the market for a non-expensive, totally non-detectible (non-magnetic) knife for self-defense the TDI Shark Bite is an excellent choice.
Check them out at OsoGrandeKnives.com.
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Wednesday, July 1, 2015
Every-Day Concealed Carry (Part 3) - Waistband Knife Carry
The knife I am using in this demonstration is a Cold Steel 5.5 inch Large G10 Espada. I also use this technique with my XL 7.5 inch Espada as well as a number of other knives that I rotate. Both of these knives have the clips positioned so that the handle protrudes above the waistband about 1 inch or so. Some of my other knives, like the SOG Trident, have what I refer to as a "Low Rider" or "Bayonet Style" clip where the top of the clip is at the same height or a little higher than the top of the handle. With a low rider pocketclip it is even easier to conceal your knife from prying eyes. Now you see it, now you don't... With my shirt tucked in, but just a bit loose, the extra fabric will hide the tip of the knife's handle so that it is completely concealed yet very fast into action.
Another huge advantage of this method of concealed carry is that the knife can be positioned close to the centerline of the body which enables you to grab and withdraw the knife with either hand. When you carry it close to your centerline you can more effectively keep someone from grabbing it. The centerline waistband knife carry method makes it extremely easy to draw your knife in an altercation since your hands will already be in front of your body to block or punch and it is a very short move to draw your blade.
Carrying a large knife in either the pocket or the waistband when sitting can be very uncomfortable (if done improperly) because the long knife handle will dig into your leg. I've learned to adjust the knife position from vertical to a more horizontal position or to slide the knife away from the centerline to my right side so that it is not uncomfortable when sitting.
Over the years, I've found that the only real disadvantage of the ITW Knife Carry method is that a really large knife like the Espada XL will telegraph (leave a visible imprint in the fabric) which may give the impression that you are well-endowed. With knives between 4-6 inches this problem is minimized.
The Cold Steel thumb plate and the Emerson Wave feature enable the automatic deployment of the knife blade upon withdrawal from your waistband or pocket. In order to maximize the benefits of this carry method you should practice, practice and practice so you can quickly, efficiently and safely draw your knife while under stress.
Sunday, September 7, 2014
Mission MPT Multi-Purpose Tactical Titanium Knife
The Mission MPT Titanium Knife was created from the desires and needs of multiple military units who wanted a light weight, high strength, non-magnetic, non corrosive tool -- a titanium bladed knife -- with a more compact and thinner silhouette, and with a "higher speed & lower drag coefficient" than the popular U.S. Navy MPK.
This MPT (Multi-Purpose Tactical) model is an earlier model when the late John Moore was at the helm of Mission Knives during their Glory Days. We found a few of these MPT knives in the corner of our warehouse.
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Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Boker Plus Featherweight Fixed Blade Knife
The neck knife Featherweight, designed by Doug Hartsook, is made completely of carbon fiber. Although such a blade can never replace a steel blade, this knife, weighing less than one ounce, is a reliable tool for emergency situations and will not burden you with a heavy weight. It is not intended to be an everyday tool for frequent use or for executing fine cutting tasks. Includes a Kydex sheath and ball chain.
Specifications:
Specifications:
- Overall: 6"
- Blade: 2.875"
- Weight: 0.4 oz.
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Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Boker Plus Cera-Neck Fixed Blade Knife
The new 2013 Boker Plus Cera-Neck Fixed Blade Knife is a ceramic neck knife. This means that not only is this knife absolutely free of corrosion, but it also has superior edge retention and is 100% non-magnetic. The Paracord handle wrap and a Kydex sheath are comfortable to wear.
Specifications:
Specifications:
- Overall length: 4.29" (10.9 cm)
- Blade Length: 1.57" (4.0 cm)
- Blade Thickness: 0.11" (2.9 mm)
- Weight: 1.3 oz. (37 g)
- Blade Material: Ceramic
- Handle material: Paracord
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Wednesday, January 2, 2013
Boker Plus Featherweight Carbon Fiber Knife
The new Boker Plus Featherweight neck knife, designed by Doug Hartsook, is made completely of carbon fiber. Although such a blade can never replace a steel blade, this knife, weighing less than one ounce, is a reliable tool for emergency situations and will not burden you with a heavy weight. It's also completely non-detectable! It is not intended to be an everyday tool for frequent use or for executing fine cutting tasks. Includes a Kydex sheath and ball chain.
Specifications:
Specifications:
- Overall: 6"
- Blade: 2.875"
- Weight: 0.4 oz.
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