TOPS/Buck CSAR-T Fixed-Blade Knife

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posted on May 22, 2012
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The stout, no-nonsense, U.S.-made Combat Search & Rescue Tool is designed for more than just cutting. The fixed-blade knife measures 10-inches overall with a 4 1/2-inch blade of 3/16-inch-thick 420HC stainless steel.

It has a full-tang construction, a pronounced choil and a symmetrically ground, modified Tanto point to withstand digging, prying and penetrating, and a hex driver in the pommel accepts a variety of optional Allen, Torx and screwdriver bits.

The CSAR-T comes with a MOLLE-compatible black nylon sheath with pouch and Buck’s Forever Warranty. Price: $150.

Contact: Buck Knives; (800) 326-2825; www.buckknives.com.

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