French Army Paratrooper Knife - WildSteer Tarasco
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- SKU
- TAR0115
Description
Features
- Designed With The 13e RDP — Developed in direct cooperation with the 13e Régiment de Dragons Parachutistes, France's deep-reconnaissance special operations unit.
- Fixed-Blade Combat Build — Full-tang fixed-blade construction delivers the rigidity and reliability required for jump operations, CQB, and field survival tasks.
- Stonewashed Tactical Blade — Non-reflective stonewashed finish cuts glare and resists corrosion in maritime, desert, and jungle environments.
- Double Integral Guard — Forward and rear integral guards protect the hand from slipping forward onto the edge during thrusts and keep the grip locked in reverse hold.
- Kraton Rubber Handle — Textured Kraton scales give a positive, no-slip grip with wet hands, gloves, or blood on the handle.
- Fire-Steel Spine — Sharp 90-degree spine edge is ground to throw sparks off a ferro rod for field fire-starting.
- Lanyard Hole — Pommel-mounted lanyard hole accepts paracord for retention during jumps, fast-rope, and water crossings.
- Military Nylon Sheath — Includes the issue ambidextrous nylon sheath with multiple eyelets, paracord lashing, and a diamond sharpening stone.
- Made In France — Manufactured by WildSteer, one of France's premier combat-knife makers, under French military contract.
- Compact Paratrooper Format — Sized and balanced for parachute operations where bulk and weight are at a premium.
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Designed by French SOF, built like it tooThis knife was designed in coordination with the 13eme RDP thats the French Parachute Dragoon Regiment, one of Frances most elite special operations units. When guys like that have input on a blade design you know its gonna be functional and tough. The 5.12" X46Cr13 stainless blade is thick and came with a really aggressive edge out of the box. The overall length of 10.43" puts it right in that sweet spot between a big folder and a small machete — perfect for field work without being overkill. The handle ergonomics are outstanding, clearly designed by people who actually use knives in the field and not just in a marketing meeting. Ive been using it around camp for about a month now and its quickly become my go-to fixed blade. Made in France, designed by French Special Forces hard to argue with that pedigree
