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Boker Armed Forces Plus Series
Everyone knows the so-called PX Shops that you can find on U.S. military bases all over the world. U.S. soldiers can buy additional equipment, like knives, privately. Aside from the regular manufactured brand knives, the ARMED FORCES develops some special models that perfectly fit the needs and requirements of the fighting soldiers. Boker, under the new label BOKER PLUS, is now producing three models that meet the critical demands of the ARMED FORCES. This new series is produced with strict instructions and quality checks by our well-known business partners in the Far East.
The main characteristic is that all models are designed to perform under any
circumstances with the best price performance. Titanium nitride coated 440C
stainless steel blades provide the best edge-holding ability, ideal for rugged
field use. The handles are made of solid G-10, which will hold up even under
rigorous field use. A deep checkering prevents slipping of the handles. The
first choice of the ARMED FORCES on their worldwide use.
- Titanium nitride coated 440C stainless steel blade
- Solid G-10 checkered handles
- Lanyard hole
- 4 position pocket clip (right or left hand knife)
- Ambidextrous thumb stud
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The Tanto Folders allow you to place the pocket clip in one of 4 positions. Adjustable for right or left hand use. |
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Armed Forces Tanto Folder 1 Blade length: 2 5/8" OAL: 6 3/4" Weight: Only 3.4 oz. Item: BO112 MSRP: $ 34.95
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Armed Forces Tanto Folder 2 Blade length: 3 3/4" OAL: 9 1/3" Weight: 6.8 oz. Item: BO114 MSRP: $49.95 |
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Armed Forces Tactical Tanto Fixed Blade. Includes a
sturdy Cordura sheath. Blade length: 7 1/3" OAL: 13" Weight: 12.2/5 oz. Item: BO216 MSRP: $ 69.95 |
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whom it may concern. I purchased the Boker Armed
Forces Tactical Tanto knife from you a year ago. I
took it to Iraq where it came in handy numerous times.
From cutting 1" thick rope, opening various containers
and scaring an informant into revealing the enemy's
position, this is one bad ass knife. The 7 lanyard
holes are a great plus. Sgt. M. Coons, USMC |