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Question: are any of the knives engraved USMC??
Document: Ka-Bar Knives - Short USMC Knife the word short means it this has no comparasion with the original it is a mini knife compared it looks like it but just a toy comparied to the original.
This review is for the SHORT Kabar, in the NON SERRATED version. If you want the big Kabar, order it. The short Kabar is for folks who prefer a smaller knife than Kabar's original full-size USMC Knife.Everybody knows the BIG KA-BAR, originally designed in the 1940s. It was and IS built from top quality, well-tempered high-carbon steel, has a full tang, a very durable pressure-compacted leather disk handle, etc. This design is still considered by many to be one of the best rugged duty knives in the world.The "Short" KA-BAR is identical in every respect to the original but downsized to exactly three-quarters of the big KA-BAR'S size.The short KA-BAR's size & rugged build quality, to my way of thinking, puts it "in the ball park" as  a basic survival blade.
This small version of the USMC issued KA-BAR is exactly as the item description. It is a top quality knife with a nice sheath adorned with USMC wording.The price was almost half of identical others I've seen.
That is quite unusual for this brand... all of them I've had in the past have been very keenly sharp out of the box. All in all, I really do not dislike this little knife... it's just not what I anticipated. If you want a small knife with a small handle, a semi-miniature USMC perfect in every detail, then this is the one for you. But if, like me, you were looking for a full sized KaBar grip with a shorter blade, sorry.
Awesome knife! I ended up buying this one after I bought the full sized one and it ended up being larger than anticipated. The handle is a bit small because I have pretty large hands, but the blade is a nice size. Haven't put it to much use yet, but it'll be great to hand down to my son (He's only 1, so a ways off) and we can have matching dad/son sized knives :)
Every guy I showed this too LOVES it. The only gripe that seems common to everyone I showed it to is that the handle is too small. If the handle were larger, it would deserve 6 stars. If I could, I would give it 4.5 stars because of the too small handle. The leather sheath that comes with the knife seems to be of excellent quality. Both the blade and the sheath have &#34;USMC&#34; stamped on them. A Great Value for the price.
i really enjoy Ka-Bar knives. this length is nice. the only down side is that the size of this knife is not what i expected, it is quite smaller than anticipated. i expected this knife to be the same size as the full length Ka-Bar, but only 2 and 3/4 inches shorter. besides that little issue it is a grat knife, as expected from a Ka-Bar knife, and is sharp out of the box. there was no problems with the knife. i would recomend this knife, but be aware that it is not exactly the same dimensions as the full size Ka-Bar.
. . I like thatLeather sheath is nice, Stamped with USMC logoLeather smells good ! :3)) YUM !ConsPrice . . . Not really a con because it's a Ka Bar. Anyone that complains about the price needs to find a job.You need to oil the blade. Not really a con, any good knife that holds an edge will need oil because of the high carbon content.Well, that is the Ka Bar shorty in a nutshell. Works just as well as the full size, and can preform tasks that the full size cannot do.
I was testing a few knives to determine which one to put in my flight bag for mountain cross-country flying. My uncle had given me this knife as a gift and I immediately loved it. up until the point where the handle bent backward around 20% during moderate use. making kindling. I emailed Ka-Bar to see if this was covered by their warranty, ITS NOT. &#34;KA-BAR fighting/utility knives are hardened with a Rockwell soft enough to allow the blade to bend instead of snapping under pressure.
The 5 1/2 inch blade is long and strong enough for heavier tasks, like splitting kindling while also being light enough to be manageable, for camp or survival tasks requiring more finesse (whittling a snare trigger, for example).The Ka-Bars, though, were designed primarily as FIGHTING knives. Their ruggedness makes them suitable for SURVIVAL use also but to make the short Ka-Bar "all it can be" as SURVIVAL knife, I recommend some easily managed modifications:1 - The finger guard at the base of the handle extends to both the dull and sharpened sides of the blade.
Answer: yes