Ka-Bar Ref. KA2486

TDI Hinderer

Price: CHF129.00
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Ka-Bar
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Safe shoppingSwiss shop, compliant with the Weapons Act (LArm)
Delivery timeAbout 7 working days
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Total length 18.4cm. 8.9cm blade in 1095 carbon steel with black epoxy finish. Recurve tanto or wharncliffe type blade, depending on the version. Full tang construction. Black textured Zytel blades. Reinforced nylon sheath for belt carry. The TDI Law Enforcement knife was designed to be used as a "last option" knife. Designed as a "freehand" knife that holds like a handgun. The reversible belt clip allows for carry on the right or left side of the belt.

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