BISON knife

Commemorative saber Memorial sword is a type of stabbing cold weapon that evolved from late types of swords and serves primarily as a collectible item, decoration, part of a uniform, or ceremonial gift. The memorial sword consists of the blade, hilt, and sheath. Key knife features: Blade – blade length 840 mm, made of stainless steel with a wedge cross-section, straight, tapering at the top into a tang that connects it to the hilt. The blade is hardened and then tempered to a hardness of 48 HRc. Hilt – consists of the handle and the guard. Handle – wooden, covered with stingray leather, wrapped 6 times with wire, widened at the top into a pommel decorated with pearl inlay; the back is covered with nickel-plated steel, covering the rear side of the handle, and on the sides it bears two small engraved national emblems. Guard – nickel-plated, curved outward on the side away from the body; the curved part has three cutouts forming three arched strips, each decorated on the outside with linden branches. Sheath – made of steel sheet, shiny nickel-plated. The upper part is fitted with a 150 mm long collar decorated on the front with the national emblem, linden branches, and pearl inlay. The lower part of the sheath is equipped with a chape and pearl inlay. The above description corresponds to the standard manufacturing version. Any modifications and changes to dimensions, materials, decoration, surface treatment, shapes of individual parts, etc., can be made on order. The product price depends on the individual customer's requirements (size, material, ornaments, type of plating, inscriptions, etc.). The price is always determined by agreement with the customer.ParametersPackage weight, kg0.37Blade length840 mmBlade sharpening typebevel cutBlade tip shapedrop pointNumber of knife parts1Mechanism typeSolid..

Knife GOLAK GOLAK knife The GOLAK is a numbered edition knife that commemorates the participation of our soldiers in the peace mission in Kosovo, aimed at stabilizing the situation there. Its design was partly inspired by the vz. 85 combat knife with its dagger-like blade, which was also used by soldiers in Balkan missions. The integral dagger GOLAK was thus created by combining its shape with the curves of Balkan daggers. The name GOLAK comes from a hillock – the dominant feature of the sector assigned to the Czech soldiers. The War Veteran project is a joint activity of Mikov and the Military Solidarity Fund of the Czech Army. Its aim is to connect the memory of the heroism of the Czech Army soldiers with concrete help to those in need. Product information: From the sale of each knife, 300 CZK is donated to the Military Solidarity Fund. Design: Major Ing. Roman Hippík Type: Integral fixed blade knife Each knife is marked with the creator's and manufacturer's marks, serial number, and year of production. ParametersPackage weight, kg0.3Knife length286 mmBlade length138 mmBlade width33 mmBlade thickness4.8 mmBlade hardness58–60 HRcHandle materialG10Number of knife parts1SheathKydex with a holster and lanyardPackagingPaper boxColor designoliveBlade finishDLC..

LIST Paracord PARACORD CORD, or parachute cord, is a lightweight nylon cord originally used in the suspension lines of American parachutes during World War II. Due to its extreme strength, durability, and versatility, it has become an indispensable tool for survivors, outdoor enthusiasts, and craftsmen alike. The total length of the cord is 2 m. Paracord construction Paracord consists of two main parts: Sheath: A braided outer layer made of nylon fibers. It is colored and protects the core. The sheath is braided from 32 or 36 strands. Core (Kern): An inner bundle of thin nylon threads. These provide the cord with its tremendous load capacity. The core consists of 7 double threads. Tip: In an emergency, the sheath can be cut open and the inner threads can be used separately as fishing line or sewing thread. Material advantages High strength: In proportion to its weight, it is incredibly strong. UV resistance: Colors do not fade quickly in sunlight. Does not rot: Nylon is synthetic, so it does not mold or decompose even when wet. Elasticity: It can stretch (approximately 30%), which helps absorb shocks. The diameter of the paracord cord is 4 mm with a load capacity of up to 240 kg (applies to undamaged cord and compliance with the corresponding regulations). Practical uses Outdoor and Survival Shelter building: Tensioning tarps and sheets. Shoe lace replacement: An extremely durable alternative for hiking boots. Gear repairs: Tying broken backpack straps. First aid: Making splints or an improvised tourniquet. How to recognize quality paracord? Material: Genuine paracord is 100% nylon. Cheap polyester substitutes are stiff, slippery, and have lower load capacity. Ends: After cutting, ends can be easily sealed with a lighter (nylon melts, cotton burns). Paracord is NOT a climbing rope. Although it has high static load capacity, it is not designed for dynamic shocks of a human body during a fall. Never use it for personal safety or rappelling! Paracord is available in the colors: black nightmare orange olive coyote ParametersPackage weight, kg0.01Color designblack, orange, olive, coyote, nightmare..

Knife REPETITOR REPETITOR Knife This is a numbered limited edition commemorating the participation of Czech soldiers in Balkan missions UNPROFOR, UNCRO, IFOR, and SFOR since 1992. It bears, upon the proposal of Chief of the General Staff Aleš Opata, the name of checkpoint T 23 - Repetitor, where during the fulfillment of UNPROFOR mission tasks in August 1995, two Czech soldiers died: Luděk Zeman Petr Valeš Its design concept is a reminiscence of the famous bayonet for the vz. 58 assault rifle. As with the previous knife project Storm, the designer Major Roman Hippík was inspired by a cold weapon that has been part of our army’s arsenal for several decades and is connected with its history. In this case, it is the bayonet for the vz. 58 assault rifle, familiar to almost all who served in the army, whether as conscripts or professional soldiers. War Veteran Project This is a joint initiative by Mikov and the Military Solidarity Fund. Its goal is to connect the memory of soldiers' heroism with concrete help for those in need. From each REPETITOR knife sold, CZK 300 will be donated to the Military Solidarity Fund. Technical specifications of the REPETITOR knife Integral fixed blade knife with red handle scales made of Micarta material The blade features a central tip, a lower edge, an upper false edge, and relief grooves Blade surface treated steel Böhler N 690 with Ceracot cobalt coating Micarta handle scales secured to the tang by two hex socket screws The knife has a single-sided lower guard and a thumb rest roughening on the blade spine Circular guard with a hole for attaching a cord and seven facets Marks of the creator, manufacturer, serial number, and year of manufacture laser-engraved Sheath and accessories Very lightweight and compact laminated Cordura sheath with a plastic insert that locks the knife in place The knife handle is fixed to the suspension strap by two hook-and-loop fastened bands with press studs Sheath surface of the same material as army equipment components The sheath can be attached to a belt in multiple ways and to MOLLE webbing The front face of the sheath bears at the bottom the heraldic emblem used on Czechoslovak Army military equipment during the Balkan missions The packaging includes the original sheath, a certificate of the CZK 300 contribution to the Military Solidarity Fund, an information brochure about Operation Desert Storm and the Repetitor knife, paracord, and a sticker A brief presentation of the Repetitor knife features and a comprehensive overview of possible carrying options can be found in this video:ParametersPackage weight, kg0.35Knife length275 mmBlade length149 mmBlade width24 mmBlade thickness4.9 mmBlade hardness58–60 HRcHandle materialMicartaNumber of knife parts1Sheathnylon casePackagingPaper boxColor designredBlade finishCeracote Cobalt..

LIST Paracord PARACORD CORD, or parachute cord, is a lightweight nylon cord originally used in the suspension lines of American parachutes during World War II. Due to its extreme strength, durability, and versatility, it has become an indispensable tool for survivors, outdoor enthusiasts, and craftsmen alike. The total length of the cord is 2 m. Paracord construction Paracord consists of two main parts: Sheath: A braided outer layer made of nylon fibers. It is colored and protects the core. The sheath is braided from 32 or 36 strands. Core (Kern): An inner bundle of thin nylon threads. These provide the cord with its tremendous load capacity. The core consists of 7 double threads. Tip: In an emergency, the sheath can be cut open and the inner threads can be used separately as fishing line or sewing thread. Material advantages High strength: In proportion to its weight, it is incredibly strong. UV resistance: Colors do not fade quickly in sunlight. Does not rot: Nylon is synthetic, so it does not mold or decompose even when wet. Elasticity: It can stretch (approximately 30%), which helps absorb shocks. The diameter of the paracord cord is 4 mm with a load capacity of up to 240 kg (applies to undamaged cord and compliance with the corresponding regulations). Practical uses Outdoor and Survival Shelter building: Tensioning tarps and sheets. Shoe lace replacement: An extremely durable alternative for hiking boots. Gear repairs: Tying broken backpack straps. First aid: Making splints or an improvised tourniquet. How to recognize quality paracord? Material: Genuine paracord is 100% nylon. Cheap polyester substitutes are stiff, slippery, and have lower load capacity. Ends: After cutting, ends can be easily sealed with a lighter (nylon melts, cotton burns). Paracord is NOT a climbing rope. Although it has high static load capacity, it is not designed for dynamic shocks of a human body during a fall. Never use it for personal safety or rappelling! Paracord is available in the colors: black nightmare orange olive coyote ParametersPackage weight, kg0.01Color designblack, orange, olive, coyote, nightmare..