Viking Tactics is offering two knife styles.
Drawing from the Bloodlines of VTAC’s first ever knife design, “The Assault”, the Crusader is nearly 9 inches long and has a cutting surface 3 ½ inches in length. The spine of the blade has a Viking Vine machined into the surface for aesthetics as well as to enhance the gripping surface. This coupled with the blood colored liners and Canvas Micarta make a beautiful knife. The blade is built from 1095 steel and hardened to RC 56-58.
Drawing inspiration from a knife made by one of SGM Lamb’s Soldiers who was killed in action in Iraq on 17 June 2005, the Norseman has an overall length of 11.63” and a cutting surface of 5 ½ inches. Made from 1095 steel and hardened to RC 56-58, this blade will cut easily and can be field sharpened. The VTAC Norseman’s spine is decorated with a Viking Vine, and Blood Colored handle liners.
The Crusader and Norseman are available from www.vikingtactics.com.
Love the look and the steel used in this new blade. Going to try them out.
Those look well built. Great attention to detail on the bolsters and filework on the spines. Very reasonably priced as well. Plus, high carbon steel is great and the sheath looks slim and sturdy.
Those are handsome, clean knives. Really like the file work on the spines and choice of handle materials.
Very nice!!