Cold Steel G.I. Tanto

[melt]

Cold Steel has a new knife called the "G.I. Tanto" on their company website. It's MSRP is a very reasonable $30.00, but I'm wondering if anyone could tell me what the country of manufacture for this knife is. I own a Cold Steel Voyager that was made in Japan and a Cold Steel Recon 1 that was made in Taiwan. I could not find where the G.I. Tanto knives are made on the company website. I would appreciate any information or opinions about this knife.

 

[Runs With Scissors]

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=450456

Everything you ever wanted to know about that knife and even more stuff you never cared to know.

 

[diceman]

For real. . . .

 

[Blackie Scantling]

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=450456

Everything you ever wanted to know about that knife and even more stuff you never cared to know.

Whoa, Daddy! Rip off another manufacturer's design, undercut the price and then call him a rip-off? If thats not giving him the bone handle coming and going.

I know a very popular POS in 1911 parts manufacturing like that. He would get caught cheating by his g/f, blame it on me and get me in trouble with my g/f then to cover his @ss tell everyone that I rolled over on him. Pathological cons.

I still can't wait to get my GI Tanto . .

 

[marcinek]

<never mind....>

 

[GronK]

MMmmmm. GI Tanto! My favorite sharpened pry bar! And it comes back from the grave! What a knife!

 

[Blackie Scantling]

If I get mine and mod it like I can imagine it it could be the "If you could only have one knife" contender.

 

[Charlie_K]

I like the GI Tanto design. There's not much else I can say beyond that.