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网页Mar 19, 2010. #9. The m9 is the issue bayonet, and the M11 is the issue EOD knife. It is not "issued" to everyone, and issue of anything is based largely on a units TO&E. Anything with an NSN number can be issued on a unit level, and that literally includes hundreds of possibilities. None of my friends and family in the military were issued a ...
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网页2022年1月14日 · Jumpmaster Knife with longer deployment button Jumpmaster Knife, rescue-Orange, for use in flight suites, survival kits, paratrooper, jumpmaster, military issue National Stock Number (NSN) 5110 00 526 8740 pilot survival and Jumpmaster issued knife rescue type M-724 one of the most recognized... www.colonialknifecorp.com. K.
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网页2008年12月11日 · 20,235. Jan 17, 2009. #20. My many-years-old Ka-Bar USMC 1217 remains my "go-to" knife for most purposes. Regardless of what the officially-sanctioned knife is at this particular moment, I think you'd be pretty hard-pressed to beat that. Sixty-six years of hard use in some of the worst conditions imaginable can't be argued with. 1.
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网页2001年7月1日 · The military isn't real big on issuing knives; the only standard issue to most units is a bayonet of some type or another. Some get the M9, others get the older M7. Few soldiers who aren't deployed get to see them though, they're mostly kept locked up.
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网页912. Jun 13, 2013. #4. This knife was adopted in 1957. From 1957 to 61 it was made with a 6 inch blade. The blade was shorted to 5 inches due to pilot feedback and the basic design of the knife has stayed that way since. Here are some examples of the markings on the Camillus made knives. 1958 thru 1966.
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网页2007年10月2日 · 76,186. Apr 1, 2023. #6. Take any of it with a grain of salt. If a manufacturer sells a knife to even one person in the military, who buys it with their own money, they can claim they make knives for the military. Units can have their supply sergeants buy whatever they want for their specific mission.
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网页2005年7月19日 · Commonly known as a KA-BAR for the most famous maker of this knife though several companies produced it during WW2. Issued to United States Marine Corps and United States Navy. 7" Clip point blade. 1095 Cro-Van steel. Like the glock but with full length tang pinned onto steel pommel at the bottom.
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网页2005年3月25日 · I heard a few years ago that the US Navy Seals were carrying the SOG seal pup fixed blades, also the US Marines used the Cold Steel SRK fixed blades in training. I can't personally say this is true though because it's only what I've read, but it would make sense to me with those 2 being very durable combat style survival knives.
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网页2014年4月15日 · Interesting to see the current relevance of the Strider MARSOC SMF. With dates ranging from 2015-18 on your above post that may be our most current issued knife yet. The Salt and Seal Pup are probably also current imilitary issues. And it does appear Military input on today's civilian offerings has blurred.
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网页2012年6月15日 · I have reason to think the Ontario XM-1s have been issued to some. Benchmade also has several folders with NSN numbers. If you like genuine US military issue knives ( I do also) check out the Ontario website. They are probably the largest single supplier of actual issue knives to the US armed forces.