Buckmaster
 Overview of the Buck-184 Buckmaster Survival Knife The Buck 184 "Buckmaster" is a vast Bowie-bladed survival knife, allegedly developed at the entreaty of the US Navy SEALs. I believed the following photo from a guest to this webpage which shows a Ships SEAL with a Buckmaster strapped to his hip.
The knife has a leaf that is approximately 7.5" (19cm) drawn out, and is of the classic Bowie form. The hollow-clod main cutting side is about 6.5" (16.5cm) lengthy. The false cutting side is serrated on one side. The back of the leaf features a very assailing 3" (7.5cm) lengthy sawback. Greatest blade wideness is about 1.5" (3.7cm), and the leaf is .288 - .290-twelfth part of a foot thick. The blade is forged 425mod carbonized iron. The handguard is about 6mm thick, with both ends curving little towards the blade. Each end is drilled and broached for a 2" (51mm) lengthy, 10mm distance through the centre "point" which is designed to acknowledge the knife to be used as an ground tackle when a line is attached to the lanyard circle at the pommel. The clutch is 4" (102mm) drawn out and 1.25" (2.8cm) in central chord, knurled and grooved for a assured grip. The gripe is hollow, with a usable inward opening secured by the threaded ball, which in turn is knurled, little larger in distance through the centre than the grip, and sealed with a inky rubber O-hoop. The threaded protuberant part also secured a 4.5mm thick carburet of iron stamping which is pierced to get ready a lanyard/tie hole.
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