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The United Cutlery Bush Master Survival Knife is more than just a hunting/survival blade--this 15.25-inch fixed blade knife carries an entire survival kit contained within its handle, hand guard, and sheath--to keep you covered on any adventure. Built to last with quality and usability in mind, the knife features a 10-inch, clip-point blade of 420 stainless steel with a plain edge for slicing and a heavy-duty serrated edge for sawing. The knife has a durable cast metal handle that has a precision compass built into the butt cap. Meanwhile, the knife's handle guard detaches to release a survival kit with sewing needles, band-aides, matches, a surgical blade, and a magnifier. The protective nylon sheath holds a GI can opener, a sharpening stone, an animal snare, a snakebite kit, and a flashlight.
Knife Specifications:
Total Length: 15.25 inches
Blade Length: 10 inches
Blade Material: 420 Stainless Steel
Blade: Clip point, straight edge, and saw back edge
Handle Material: Black cast aluminum
Push tang construction
Compass built into the butt cap
Detachable hand guard
Nylon sheath
Survival Kit Components:
Precision compass
G.I. can opener
Sharpening stone
Animal snare
Snake bite kit
Flashlight
Sewing needles
Band-aides
Matches
Surgical blade
Magnifier
Fishing hooks
Line and sinkers
ASIN: B000UU80UM
Item model number: UC0212
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Comments (4)
I try not to get buying advise from guys with prison tattoos showing their love for police. :)
was wandering where they were made and found this......
"Most of United Cutlery's products are made in Taiwan by master craftsmen to very high quality standards."
don't know what to say never seen a statement about taiwan like that.
Not saying this particular knife is a great deal with good craftsmanship, but a ton of Spyderco and SOG blades are made in Taiwan then the parts are assembled in the US. As long as the company sets up a good quality control program at the factory, they can make some awesome product.
Yeah... I would prefer to buy American and I'll pay extra for it... but most great US made blades are hundreds of dollars and sometimes the budget wins when all I want to do is split wood at a campsite or chop on something half the day.
38.24 now