Knife for a Marine

MICROTECH SOCOM ELITE-M

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Specifications:
Model: Manual Socom Elite
Blade: 154CM stainless steel hardened to 60 RC
Blade Length: 4.05" Thickness: .174"
Open: 9.11" Closed: 5.1"
Handle: 6061-T6 Aluminum Hard Coat Anodized;
Lock Mechanism: Manual Action-Constant Thrust Load With Wave Spring, 154CM MICROBAR® Lock
Weight: 5.6 oz
 
The Socom Elite is great. There is also one with a camo handle and a black blade. Looks really good.
 
I've sold to a lot of Marines. Most get my Combat Model 5 with a 7 inch blade. Because your getting it for him, you'd get a discount.
If he breaks it, I'll replace it.
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As far as when he'd carry it? Large fixed blades stay locked up in the arms room, until they draw weapons, he will get it then.
 
I have not read the rest of these replies, but I am going to suggest a Randall #14. About five years ago, a friend of mine received a #14 from his father when he graduated Ranger school. I figure if an Army Ranger totes a #14, it must be one hell of a knife. And besides, it just looks mean.
 
Junglejim308,

just now I visited your web site. – The knives look like you promote them, tough!
I especially like the COMBAT MODEL5A1 and the COMBAT DAGGER MODEL1. Great knives!
 
In a week or so I'll have a couple of pictures up showing "options". A Combat Dagger with two inches of serrations on both sides. Then a Combat Model 5 withe two inches of serrations, and a half guard. Out on the spine are some thumb grooves, and farther out grooves for the index finger.
 
Try taking a look at the new Next Generation series of Kabar knives. I haven't quite given in to the temptation to buy one myself but I hear that they are an awsome knife.

Michael
 
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