Three Piece Genuine British Army Knife
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- N3411
Description
Features
- Genuine British Army Pattern — Authentic three-tool clasp knife built to the long-running British military specification.
- Sheepfoot Main Blade — A 2.7-inch (68 mm) stainless steel sheepfoot blade handles heavy cutting, rope work, and field tasks without a piercing point.
- Combination Can Opener — Dedicated 41 mm can opener tackles ration tins and ammo cans with ease and doubles as a flat-blade screwdriver.
- Marlin Spike — A 66 mm steel spike for splicing rope, working knots, and punching holes in leather or canvas.
- Stainless Steel Construction — Full stainless steel body and tools resist rust and corrosion in the field.
- Integrated Shackle — Built-in lanyard shackle lets you secure the knife to a belt loop, webbing, or D-ring.
- Made in Sheffield, England — Produced in the historic home of British cutlery to the same standards as service-issue knives.
- Compact Carry Profile — Folds flat so all three tools tuck into a pocket, pouch, or mess kit.
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Good knife but needed some workHave carried one for about 3 years now. The heads of the rivets used to hold it together were insufficiently peened over, and left very sharp edges that tore up pockets, and more to point, fingertips. I had to use a punch/ball peen hammer to better flatten them, and a diamond paddle to dress a couple of them down.
Flat, no bulk in the pocket when folded up/carried; substantial, makes cutting rope/heavy stuff safer but you still have to be careful with it.
Difficult to sharpen. I've never been able to get that 'razor edge' reviewer above make reference to; and the edge I can get on it doesn't last long. Also, that 'loop' on end folds over the 'pocket' blade folds into; you have to be very careful when closing the blade not to hit the loop with cutting edge (thereby dulling it significantly.
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Useful Pocket ToolThe British equivalent of the Camillus US military "demo Knife." A basic, utilitarian, no frills (no nonsense) pocket knife. While it feels large in the hand, it's thin profile fits flat in the pocket. A knife blade, can/bottle opener, prying edge/screwdriver, and a substantial marlin spike. Very useful without the size and weight of the larger pocket tools.
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Jack's knifeThrilled.... A great rigging knife with a "GREAT" inscription. Ok, we've heard of Shefield quality in the knife department...I like a "razor edge" on a blade like this. I must have spent two hours "bringing this up". It now shaves hair with ease, I'll see how well it holds the edge, but I know what I've heard is true. Very well made, all stainless, a hand full size that isn't all that comfortable to handle, but it is extremely utilitarian.