Lady Death Textured Blackout

Lady Death Textured BlackoutMost of the early WWI trench knives were made by hand by individual soldiers or blacksmiths. Oftentimes they were Army Issued bayonets that were sharpened and shortened. The first official U. S. trench knife that was adopted for service was the US M1917 trench knife. Designed by Henry Disston & Sons and based on examples of trench knives then in service with the French Army. The M1917 featured a triangular stiletto blade, wooden grip, metal knuckle

If you do smoke it

Built from ultra-tough 500 Denier Cordura nylon with Andrew Bawidamann's ultra-cool

Snuggles Metal Print

combined with a hammer poll that offers additional versatility

and doubles as a window breaker and durable impact interface

It was inspired by 18th Century French and Indian War tomahawks that our designer

The Orlando Special Blackout is another RMJ knife influenced by time and tradition

Pathfinder Metal Print

The beveled and contoured G10 grips feature diagonal texturing for an aggressive but comfortable and secure grip

moll-point concrete breakers

a little ingenuity and some paracord will offer non magnetic methods of carry if needed

The Shrike/Kestrel Edge Cover is a simple and effective way to cover the edge without the need for a full scabbard