is this legit?

I would say this description say it all:



Up for looking is a Proud Tactical Product Strider Tiger Stripe BN-SS Style training, un-lethal knife made by flexible plastic, Overall Length 13.5” Blade Length 7.25” it’s perfect for a tranning situation which won’t harm on any creature or a cool looking for the aeg players or collectors




Plastic!
 
From the wording, I would guess it is made by some company called Proud Tactical Product (s)
$60 for a rubber training knife? Sounds kind of steep and rigid trainers are much better anyway.
I know a guy who will make you a custom aluminum trainer to your specs. Email me if you are interested.
 
looks like the operative word here is "style"... as in, not a Strider, but made in Strider's "style"..

abe m.
 
someone said this before..but i'll say it again..SIXTY DOLLARS!?!??!?!
and its made of "flexible plastic" to boot. now if someone really wants to "knife kill" their friend with something REALLY bass@ss looking then i guess it would go well next to the $600 bbgun u'd have to buy to play the game properly. ;)

if u want to train with something..then Roodog can prolly hook u up with something better
 
well here's the deal. i didnt really catch from the description that it was flexible. i was assuming that it might be a polymer knife that can be sharpened with sandpaper much like the CIA letter opener or the polymer busse. with ebay cracking down so hard lately on killing/destructive items, i wasnt sure if he was trying to emphasize the "that's not a knife" angle. the simple fact that it comes from hong kong made me skeptical, but i figure what the hell? might as well check with the community. i have no need for a rubber knife
 
Hi All-

I once knew a guy who was in the Rubber Gun Squad with the local police. I don't know if he would be interested in this item or not.

~ Blue Jays ~
 
Wow from Hong Kong too, that bastion of original thought and products.... These guys make me want to puke. Get an original idea FFS! Let Strider know and try and stop them, probably a waste of time and money (lawyer wise) but it may deter others.
 
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