April 5, 2024
Cold Steel Trail Master Vintage Knife Combat Kali Silat
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Cold Steel Trail Master Vintage Knife Combat Kali Silat Description Cold Steel Trail Master Knife. Stainless Steel. Vintage, this one is made in Japan, the new ones are made in China. It is new. Never used, never sharpened, rarely out of the box. The box is a little damaged, a gouge on the front, flap broke off but is included, Cordura sheath. Pics are accurate, the knife speaks for itself, but below are the specs: If you have any questions don not hesitate to ask. CS 16 JS : Trail Master Cold Steel Why buy a Trail Master? That's simple. Because it is, in the opinion of Cold Steel, the most knife for the money ever commercially built! In terms of sharpness, edge holding and strength, it will out perform most knives of its size. So before you spend your hard earned bucks on one of our competitor's knives, take a moment to review all the advantages offered by the Cold Steel Trail Master. Style and Construction The broad clip point of the blade is extremely resistant to bending or breaking. This is largely due to the fact that the tip is actually thicker near the point than what is seen on our competitor's knives. This, however, does not mean that the point is dull or blunt. On the contrary, the point is almost needle sharp and offers tremendous penetration. Plus, the back is equipped with a slightly concave false edge that measures
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