Tops Grim Ripper Fixed Blade 3.75" Push Dagger

This extra heavy duty push dagger has the ability to dramatically penetrate and cut if needed. In the past years this very popular piece of equipment has been put on the vest of many Marines, Infantrymen, Lawmen, SWAT and other Spec Ops personnel. Some individuals like to use it strapped to their lower leg. This is a great tool for urgent needs.

Special Ops... Trust TOPS... Cause they're hard to the core!

Specifications: 

• Blade Length: 3.75"
• Cutting Edge: 3.50"
• Overall Length: 6.50"
• Blade Thickness: 0.250"
• Blade Material: 1095 Carbon Steel
• Blade Hardness: 56-58HRC
• Blade Finish: Black Traction Coating
• Handle Material: Black Linen Micarta
• Sheath: Black Kydex
• Sheath Clip: Rotating Spring Steel
• Weight: 8.8 oz.
• Weight with Sheath: 10.9 oz.
• Made in the USA

The Tops Grim Ripper Fixed Blade Push Dagger is a robust tool designed for maximum penetration and cutting power. With a blade length of 3.75 inches and a thickness of 0.250 inches, this dagger is built for serious applications. Crafted from 1095 carbon steel, it features a black traction-coated finish for durability and a striking appearance. The ergonomic black linen Micarta handle ensures a firm grip, while the included black Kydex sheath with a rotating spring steel clip offers versatility in carry options. Weighing just 8.8 oz, this exceptional fixed blade has earned the trust of Marines, law enforcement, and Special Ops personnel alike.

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