United Cutlery Honshu Full Tang Tactical Tanto 14.5" 1060 Carbon Steel Blade, Black Synthetic Handle, Wood and Polycarbonate Scabbard - UC3032

$147.99

MSRP* : $262.00 | You Save* : $114.01 (44%)
Part #: UC3032 | United Cutlery

Description

UC3032: Honshu Tactical Tanto

United Cutlery

Complete your Honshu collection with this powerful Honshu Full Tang Tactical Tanto from United Cutlery. The razor-sharp, high-carbon steel blade will slice through almost anything and holds an edge like no other. The full-tang blade extends the entire width of the sword from tip to handle base, allowing for ultra-powerful slashing and chopping. It's not only great for sword collectors, but also makes one heck of a secondary weapon for soldiers in combat.

Features

  • Razor-sharp, full-tang carbon steel blade
  • Paracord wrapped handle & lanyard
  • Solid brass hand guard & accents
  • Coordinating scabbard

Specifications

  • Blade Length: 14.50"
  • Handle Length: 6.75"
  • Overall Length: 21.25"
  • Blade Material: 1060 High Carbon Steel
  • Blade Style: Tanto
  • Blade Finish: Satin
  • Handle Material: Black Synthetic
  • Sheath Material: Wood and Polycarbonate
  • Weight w/ Scabbard: 23.10 oz.
  • Made in China

UPC Code: 760729303218

Related Categories

United Cutlery, Honshu Series, 1060 Blade Steel, Zytel Handle Material, Fixed Blade Knives, Fixed Blade Knives Combat Knives

Product Handle Badge: Zytel Handles
Product Sheath Badge: Kydex Sheath
United Cutlery Honshu Full Tang Tactical Tanto 14.5" 1060 Carbon Steel Blade, Black Synthetic Handle, Wood and Polycarbonate Scabbardrated 4.0 stars out of 5 (1.0 review)
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United Cutlery Honshu Full Tang Tactical Tanto 14.5" 1060 Carbon Steel Blade, Black Synthetic Handle, Wood and Polycarbonate Scabbard
rated 4 stars out of 5
Larry
Graham, Tx
Jul 07, 2015
Pros: Weight, Handle Material, Blade Material, Materials, Blade Sharpness
Cons: Overall Quality, Finish
Sharp enough
Ordered this item as a companion piece to my wakizashi. I'll have to say the fit and finish is not as good as the waki but the edge was way sharp. With a little TLC, some 0000 steel wool, brasso and gun oil, I should be able to display this little tiger with it's bigger sibling and take pride in the pair. Considering the Honshu Katana to complete the series. These are some bad ass practical weapons. Great value in a whoop-a** (non-collector's) samurai sword!