DPx Gear is having a special deal. Purchase either a HEFT 4 Assault knife or HEST II Assault knife, add an author-signed preview copy of ‘Roll Hard’ to the order, and get both for just $99. That’s a potential savings of over 50% for the knife alone, plus you get a signed copy of ‘Roll Hard’ on top of that.
www.dpxgear.com/shop/knives/roll-hard-comic-preview-special-deal.html
This Pouch holds 2 x 30 rd mags. Additionally, it incorporates a Velcro lined pocket for medium sized fixed blade knife behind the flap. Considering how many guys are carrying knives on their kit these days, it’s great to see a pouch designed from the outset to integrate a sheath. Naturally, it is also PALS compatible.
Available in Coyote Brown, Ranger Green, MultiCam, Black, and Khaki.
Gerber has expanded their line of automatic knives to include the Propel series knives: the Propel Auto and the Propel Downrange Auto.
The Propel Auto sports a tanto-style 420 HC stainless steel blade with partial serration; a black oxide coating offers limited reflectivity and corrosion resistance. The grip uses a black G-10 composite handle and Gerber’s Assisted Opening 2.0 for seamless, one-handed opening. The plunge lock and safety switch fix the blade in place, open or closed. The pommel features a lanyard hole for utility.
The Downrange shares all the features of the Propel Auto, except it exchanges the black G-10 handle for tan and the 420 HC steel for an upgraded S30V steel blade. Both knives have a blade length of 3.5″ with an overall length of 8.52″ and a weight of 4.28 oz. The Propels also share a three-position adjustable clip that allows the user to customize the knife’s orientation: tip up, tip down, or left side carry.
Remember the cool Rogers Belt Hatchets made by Iron Horse Armory for Domari Nolo?
Apparently, a deployed unit saw those and approached Iron Hammer Armory to produce some commemorative models. Custom engraving is available on ALL Rogers Belt Hatchets.
domari-nolo.com/shop/knife-tool/rogers-belt-hatchet
The 941 Travelmate Kit caught my eye awhile back on Amazon and I was glad to finally get a chance to take a look at it. It is a three component system that includes a spreader knife with integrated serrations on the wide blade. It can cut a tomato or spread peanut butter. As Stephanie Young, Buck’s marketing manager said, “It slices dices, cuts and serves.” The handles are made from Dishwasher safe Paperstone handles that are made of up of 100% recycled paper.
The Fork incorporates Can opener, Bottle opener and Scraping tool for grill or stove. Finally, the molded Sheath incorporates about $3 worth of microbial silver nitride to help ensure your utensils aren’t a breeding ground for gunk.
This is the Smilodon from Canadian knife maker Peter Marzitelli. Check out his full line.
Thanks Hopper for the tip!
This is a Prototype Molon Labe Knife from RMJ Tactical. Look for the premiere at The Gathering.
That should give you a good idea of scale.
Here is a shot of the blade detail.
