- Order number: 1121
Das KA-BAR Throwing Knife Set besteht aus 3 cool designten Wurfmessern, die sich mittels Polyesterscheide am Gürtel tragen lassen. Sie bestehen aus 3Cr13 Stahl und sind jeweils 23,9 cm lang. Die Messer sind zum Schutz vor Schäden und Korrosion schwarz beschichtet und verfügen über eine umfangreiche Hohlklinge. Jedes Wurfmesser aus dem Set wiegt 281 g, wodurch sie perfekt für den Wurfsport geeignet sind und mittlere bis weite Distanzen zurücklegen können. Die Einstanzungen im Messer-Korpus begünstigen die sowieso schon sehr ausgewogene Balance der Messer. Durch ihre Klingenstärke von 5,1 mm geben die Wurfmesser nicht so schnell nach und weisen eine solide Langlebigkeit auf. Das Totenschädel-Emblem auf der Klinge und das Logo auf dem Griff runden das Ganze noch einmal ordentlich ab.
Technische Daten
Modell: Throwing Knife Set
Bauart: Ganzstahlmesser/Wurfmesser
Klingenmaterial: 3Cr13
Klingenlänge: 10 cm
Klingenstärke: 5,1 mm
Griffmaterial: 3Cr13
Grifflänge: 13,9 cm
Gesamtgewicht: 284 g
Zubehör: Polyesterscheide
Herstellerinformation:
KA-BAR Knives, Inc.
200 Homer Street
Olean, NY 14760
USA
info@ka-bar.com
Verantwortliche Person / Firma innerhalb der EU:
Messerworld
Winfried Diessner
Friedrichshagener Str. 58
12555 Berlin
Deutschland
Mail: team@messerworld.de
Manufacturer: | Ka-Bar |
Tragesystem: | Polyester-Scheide |
Modell: | Throwing Knife Set |
Blade Material: | 3Cr13 |
Blade Length: | 10 cm |
Blade Thickness: | 5,1 mm / 0.200 |
Grifflänge: | 13,9 cm |
Overall Length: | 23,9 cm |
Griffmaterial: | 3Cr13 Stahl |
Klingenoberfläche: | Schwarz |
Gewicht: | 181 g |
Zubehör: | Polyester Scheide |
KA-BAR is a renowned knife company that originated in the USA in 1890. The original company that launched the famous hunting knife "Model 1219C2" with a 17 cm long Bowie blade was called "Union Cutlery Company". Only 8 years later the company was renamed "Tidioute Cutlery Company". However, it was not until the Second World War that the KA-BAR knife became world famous. The US military was looking for an improved weapon for close combat and found the perfect solution in the KA-BAR knife. Major Howard America adapted the design of the knife in 1942 and it became the "KA-BAR-US Navy and Marine Corps Utility Knife MKII" with an extended blade length of 17.8 cm, weight reduction and an oval leather handle made of pressed leather discs. It proved itself in the military and was used as one of the most popular close combat weapons until today.
After the war, the company was renamed "KA-BAR Cutlery Inc." in 1952 and is now based in Olean, New York. In addition to the KA-BAR knife, the company also offers various special series and variations of knives. The KA-BAR knife is still available today as the "Full-Size USMC KA-BAR, Straight Edge".
The origin of the name "KA-BAR" is not exactly clear, but it may derive from "kill a bear" or as an abbreviation for "Knife Attached - Browning Automatic Rifle". The Browning Automatic Rifle was also part of the standard inventory of the infantry squad in WW2. Today, the KA-BAR knife is known as the forefather of combat and mission knives and enjoys worldwide popularity.
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