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M48 OPS Tanker Combat Dagger
# 404742
This is a tough, solid, one-piece knife, CNC machined from 3Cr13 stainless steel. This dagger has a hefty, 4 1/4” double-edged blade that terminates in a sharp penetrating point and has a blood...$39.95 -
Desert Digital Karambit
# 403586
Tac-Force knives: We all could use a little tactical assistance through the day. Whether it’s that pesky box tape or self preservation, a little blade goes a long way. Features super fast assisted...$17.95 -
Wartech Dagger
# 404534
This US-designed handy wide-bladed dagger is for boot or belt carry. Crafted from a single piece of 3CR13 stainless steel, with a 3-1/2" long, 1-3/16" wide blade. 1/8" thick for dependable punching...$14.95 -
Wartech Clip Point
# 404536
A US designed handy EDC knife for boot or belt carry. Crafted from a single piece of 3CR13 stainless steel, with a 3-5/8" long blade. 1/8" thick for excellent heft and feel. 8-1/4" overall. The...$14.95
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A Knife Built to Not Fail
A tactical knife earns its name the hard way, in weather, under stress, in a grip that has to work whether the hand holding it is steady or not. That means a full tang, a coating that fights corrosion, and a handle that stays put even wet. Nothing about a tactical blade is decorative. Every feature is there because someone, somewhere, needed it to be.
Our tactical knife line runs from fixed blade fighters built for hard use to folders sized for daily carry, each one chosen for function first, looks second.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes a knife "tactical" rather than just a regular fixed blade?
Purpose built features mostly. A tactical blade usually carries a full tang for strength, a coated or treated finish to resist corrosion and glare, and a grip designed to hold under wet or gloved hands, all aimed at reliability under stress.
Are tactical fixed blades better than tactical folders?
Depends on the use. A fixed blade is stronger with no moving parts to fail, a folder carries easier day to day. Serious field use tends to favor fixed blades, everyday carry tends to favor folders.
What steel holds up best for a tactical knife?
High carbon steels hold an edge longer and are easier to field sharpen, stainless resists rust better with less maintenance. Which matters more depends on whether the knife is living in a kit or riding in a pocket daily.
Are tactical knives legal to carry?
Blade length and locking mechanism rules vary by state and even by city, so it is worth checking local law, particularly for anything carried openly or concealed in public.
Where can I buy a reliable tactical knife?
Right here. Our tactical knife collection covers fixed blades and folders built for hard use, not just hard looks.
