You are correct. I confused non-sparking blades with non-magnetic titanium blades.
Clearly I won't be getting a job with the Space Force.
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Kabars Space Force Knife
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You are correct. I confused non-sparking blades with non-magnetic titanium blades.
Clearly I won't be getting a job with the Space Force.
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It's done on purpose. It allows a knife with a clip point to have the point of the knife closer to the centerline for better stabability. It was intended to be a Fighting/Utility knife after all.
Or so I heard.
Good looking knives and tools, I'm buying!
Not a cadet, but I did transfer over to Space Force in September. It would seem they are going with calling us "Guardians". I guess it could be worse
I did pick up one of the folding knives from Kabar because it was listed as being US made on BladeHQ but I am finding other sites are saying it is made in Taiwan. We will see when it arrives.View attachment 1477431
If you are a member of the Space Force, then you know how serious this is. Why don't you join us on the Spyderco Forum where we are discussing this and invite some of the others who serve with you to join the conversation? https://forum.spyderco.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=88364