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Welcome to some of Cold Steel's latest design concepts for modern military tactical tanto design. Noticeably thicker than many of the knives on the market today, with tough reinforced tips, elegantly curved cutting edges and sturdy one-piece construction, they will soak up punishment while delivering unprecedented performance in the field.
The Cold Steel 13UL Tanto is made with a flat ground primary cutting edge and a chisel ground secondary blade bevel, both hand honed to hair popping sharpness. The intersection of these two blade bevels (known as the Yakote) forms a wickedly effective secondary point. The thick, full tang, is encased with two handle scales, making it comfortable and secure in hand and reliable as a workhorse. It has a San Mai III stainless steel blade with a G10 handle. These are quite possibly the highest quality premium tactical fixed blades in the world today. All come complete with a Secure-Ex® Sheath.
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Add to BasketJust been camping recently and took this knife along. It has served me well, came razor sharp out the box and just the right size and wieghts. Easy to clean and maintain. Would recommend this knife for any serious camper. Service and delivery was secure and quick, thanks to all staff, very happy with purchase. Be ordering more shortly see you soon.
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Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
We base this opinion on our interpretation of UK Knife Law (see our blog). Be aware that there are different rules for owning and carrying knives in public in the UK. Read about the difference here.
