Extrema Ratio COL MOSCHIN Desert WARFARE

Visually alone, the fixed blade knife Col Moschin Desert Warfare by Extrema Ratio makes a tremendous impression. The strongly tapered Tantoklinge, designed in desert camouflage, not only looks simply genius but is also extremely durable thanks to Böhler N690 steel. For precise use, a thumb rest is integrated on the back of the knife. The popular Italian combat knife Col Moschin has been used by the Ninth Regiment Incursori Col. Moschin since 2002 and is now also available on the civilian market. The design resembles a dagger with the asymmetrical blade and the one-sided, razor-sharp edge. At the rear end of the blade, a serrated edge is incorporated - making it multifunctional. A handle made of Forprene ensures a perfect grip, which can also be removed for cleaning purposes.

The tactical sheath with clip closure is also equipped with removable leg straps.

Conclusion: The Col Moschin Desert Warfare is a brilliant combat knife from the military sector with a fixed blade and sheath with leg straps. Highly durable and a true lightweight.

Product details:

Blade material: Böhler N690 steel, Desert Warfare
Handle material: Forprene
Overall length: approx. 29 cm
Blade length: approx. 16.0 cm
Weight: approx. 264 g
Including sheath with leg strap, MOLLE compatible

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Extrema Ratio Roma srl is an Italian specialist in the defense sector and manufactures ballistic protection, weapons, and special modifications to customer specifications worldwide with its own research and development laboratory. Its own department for tactical knives offers a wide range of combat and operational knives in various designs. Due to the outstanding quality and high utility value, the specially developed knives are also extremely popular among outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, and of course knife fans.