Got some news today on the C.U.T. 4.0 you might enjoy.
If you read as many gun and/or knife magazines as I do, then you're familiar with blade ads that say something like, "Designed for the Navy SEALs." This doesn't mean the cutler has sold any to them or if they meet required specs, he just has them for sale and he hopes a SEAL buys one.
And you also know that I believe the C.U.T. is the most lethal knife now available.
Anywho, I saw an ad today with the stamp, "Approved For Spec Ops."
Now, the same word of warning applies here. This does not mean the military is issuing that knife. But like my police clients locally, they get a clothing allowance and can buy with a certain latitude.
My guess is this TOPS knife is now for sale in PXs and military personnel can purchase them with their own money.
It's a good knife, with volume and military discounts, a soldier can buy one for under 100 bucks, and who knows, it might save a life.
Let the buyer beware, but I think this is a good knife and I'm glad it got approval.
If you read as many gun and/or knife magazines as I do, then you're familiar with blade ads that say something like, "Designed for the Navy SEALs." This doesn't mean the cutler has sold any to them or if they meet required specs, he just has them for sale and he hopes a SEAL buys one.
And you also know that I believe the C.U.T. is the most lethal knife now available.
Anywho, I saw an ad today with the stamp, "Approved For Spec Ops."
Now, the same word of warning applies here. This does not mean the military is issuing that knife. But like my police clients locally, they get a clothing allowance and can buy with a certain latitude.
My guess is this TOPS knife is now for sale in PXs and military personnel can purchase them with their own money.
It's a good knife, with volume and military discounts, a soldier can buy one for under 100 bucks, and who knows, it might save a life.
Let the buyer beware, but I think this is a good knife and I'm glad it got approval.