A steel ramrod for the TT pistol or other pistols and revolvers - designed for 7.62mm calibre weapons.
Steel ramrod to the PPSh or PPS sub-machine gun - calibre 7.62 mm. With the tool facilitating taking the weapon to pieces.
Brush for AK-47/AKM, SVD, PK, PKM and other of calibre 7.62 mm. Mounted to steel ramrod. Polish production - better quality than Soviet.
Combat knife, forged from spring steel and chrome-plated. Dagger - with a double-edged blade. Hilt made of oilproof rubber. Plastic scabbard wrapped up with cord is giving the possibility of using the head of the knife as hammer.
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Combat knife, forged from spring steel and chrome-plated. Dagger - with a double-edged blade. Hilt made of oilproof rubber. Plastic scabbard wrapped up with cord is giving the possibility of using the head of the knife as hammer.
A total length of the knife is 300 mm, blade of 177 mm. Thickness of 5 mm.
Survival knife. Made of spring steel, black oxidel. Handle wrapped with rope. Overall length of knife is 190mm, blade 80mm. Thickness 5mm. Comes complete with scabbard with belt holder.
Knife made of rigid plastic for learning and the training of the fight. The blade 173 mm long and thicknesses of 11 mm. A total length of the knife is 290 mm.
Solid full tang knife. Blade on both sides of the blade, profiled guard. Fastened pouch with the possibility of attaching to the belt - with a clip or through an eyelet as standard.
Pocket knife with blade lock. With eyelet and cord. Covers in olive green. Case in soft satin fabric.
Made of rigid plastic, this is a knife for teaching and training combat. The blade is 165mm long and 10mm thick. The total length of the knife is 290mm.
Small pocket knife with thumb opening, blade lock, glass breaker, belt cutter and pocket clip. Lockable pouch with option to attach to belt or MOLLE equipment.
A knife made of tough AUS6 steel. Handle lining made of special rubber. In the head of the handle a hole for a safety line and a glass breaker. Scabbard made of ABS, with possibility of fastening to the belt or MOLLE system. Blade with matt finish.
Dagger developed on the basis of the bayonet for the SIG57 rifle. Manufactured in Switzerland, at the Wenger company. Scabbard made of plastic, with a frog for attachment to the belt or MOLLE system. Blade with polished finish. Blade and headstock in steel, handle lining in plastic.
Butterfly knife with locking mechanism. Covers in black. Lockable pouch with option to attach to belt or MOLLE equipment.
A knife made of hard K110 steel. Handle lining made of G10 plastic. Profiled guard. Leather sheath with possibility of belt attachment. Blade with matt finish.
Butterfly knife with Tanto type blade and locking mechanism. Covers in green. Lockable pouch with option to attach to belt or MOLLE equipment.
Small pocket knife with thumb opening, blade lock, glass breaker, belt cutter and pocket clip. Lockable pouch with option to attach to belt or MOLLE equipment.
Pocket knife with thumb or index finger opening, blade lock, glass breaker, belt cutter. Covers and blade covered in grey and beige camouflage. Lockable pouch with the possibility of attaching it to a belt or MOLLE equipment.
Knife made of hard AUS6 steel. Handle lining made of wood. Steel handle head. Sheath made of cordura, with possibility of attaching to the belt. Blade and guard with high gloss finish.
Combat knife, hammered of the spring steel, black oxide. Equipped with the saw. Hilt made of oilproof rubber. Plastic scabbard wrapped up with cord is giving the possibility of using the head of the knife as hammer.
A pocket knife with the option to open with the thumb on either side or the index finger and a blade lock. With glass breaker and pocket clip. Covers and blade in urban camouflage. Lockable pouch for attaching to belt or MOLLE equipment.
Combat knife, forged from spring steel and chrome-plated. Dagger - with a double-edged blade. Hilt made of oilproof rubber. Plastic scabbard wrapped up with cord is giving the possibility of using the head of the knife as hammer.
