No. 2503
Tactical Survival Knife, Full Tang 6.7"
846A 6.7" full tang blade with serrations and a rubber grip.
$12.99
Fixed blades, machetes and a hori hori from Grand Way
No hinge, no lock, nothing to fold. These are the blades that go on a belt: a full tang survival knife, a bowie for the hunting camp, two machetes with saw spines and a hori hori for the garden bed.
5 products
No. 148109
Bowie Hunting Knife with Sheath
1,327A 4.45" satin bowie for the hunting camp, with a finger guard.
$12.99
No. 2534
Fixed Karambit with Micarta Handle
1,364A mirror-polished 3.15" claw on a micarta handle.
$12.99
No. 111084
Machete with Saw Back and Sheath
3,372Chop with the edge, saw with the spine — in 19" or 25".
19 inch · 25 inch
from $22.99
01
Why full tang
The steel runs the whole length of the handle, so the blade and grip are one piece. It's the build you want for batoning wood or prying, where a folding joint would be the weak spot.
02
Every one comes sheathed
Each fixed blade ships in a Cordura or nylon sheath with a belt loop. Store the knife dry and out of the sheath for long breaks, so moisture can't sit against the steel.
03
Machete or hori hori?
The machete clears: brush, vines, saplings. The hori hori digs: bulbs, weeds, roots, with a depth scale on the blade. Different jobs, same yard.
Good to know
What does the saw back on the machete cut?
Green branches up to a couple of inches thick. The front edge chops, the back saws.
Is the hunting knife good for field dressing?
Yes. The 4.45" satin blade with a finger guard is the classic hunting-camp shape.
Can I engrave a machete?
Yes, both machete lengths come in a personalized version with laser engraving on the blade.
