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The 7 inch blade strongly resembles its previous incarnation, the Buck 184 “Buckamster”. Ontario 6141 MK 3 Navy Knife $92.99 OntarioMKIII Navy Knife: The Mark 3 has a 6 inch 440A stainless steel blade and is standard issued to Navy SEALS. Rumor has it these are dumped pretty soon after training. In spite of this there’s nothing wrong with the knife itself.  The knife can be used for prying, as a hammer, and the tip will penetrate well when used as a weapon. The steel could be better but really for its intended use its more than adequate and many people have found it to be an outstanding utility/GP knife. Ontario 6504 OKC3S Marine Bayonet (Brown) $96.99 Ontario 6504 OKC3S Marine Bayonet: Marines get their own knives, issued exclusively to the United States Marine Corps. It sure is a well made solid knife with a sound and functional blade shape. The 8″ blade is made of 1095 steel. The handle is made of grooved Dynaflex. It’s a bit on the larger side, but there’s not a lot that can go wrong with this knife.

KA-BAR Full Size US Marine Corps Fighting Knife $63.52 KA-BAR: The tried and true KA-BAR is provided to Navy SEALS upon graduation. On One side there’s the SEAL logo and on the other there’s the name of a SEAL that has died in combat. Except for these engravings, it’s a typical K-BAR with its leather grip and sheath. This knife will rarely get used for obvious reasons. Ontario ASEK-AircrewTM Survival Egress Knife $108.91 ASEK Survival Knife: The Air Crew Survival Egress knife made by Ontario entered service with the U.S. Army in 2003 but is often chosen by other branches as well because of its practicality and light weight. The 1095 blade is 5 inches long, the generous cross piece means the hand wont be slipping forward when used as a weapon or trusting during use. Yarborough: Made by Chris Reeve, its also available for civilians as The “Yarborough”, is a tough, practical knife, made of CPM S35VN stainless steel with a 7 inch balde. The Yarborough is received by the Special Forces upon graduation.

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