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The Sapper is a multi-role combat-survival knife combining historical Bowie, Kukri, and Barong shapes for heavy-duty outdoor utility, adventuring, and tactical engineering tasks. |
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RMJ Tactical Sapper Fixed Blade Knife 10.75" 80CRV2 Graphite Black Recurve Bowie Blade, Orange … our price:
$550.00
$550.00
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RMJ Tactical Sapper FAQ
The RMJ Tactical Sapper is a heavy-duty fixed blade built with tough 80CrV2 carbon steel and kukri-inspired geometry designed for serious chopping and survival utility.
What steel does the RMJ Tactical Sapper use?
The RMJ Sapper features 80CrV2 high-carbon steel. This Austrian-made steel is favored for its exceptional toughness and impact resistance, making it ideal for large fixed-blade choppers.
How thick is the blade on the RMJ Sapper?
The blade stock on the RMJ Sapper measures at least a quarter-inch thick. This substantial thickness gives the nearly 11-inch blade the structural strength required for hard-use tactical and outdoor applications.
Can the RMJ Tactical Sapper handle fine detail cutting?
Yes, the Sapper balances right near the choke-up area behind the blade edge. This balance point makes the large blade manageable for controlling smaller, precise cutting tasks when choked up.
What carrying options come with the RMJ Sapper sheath?
The included Kydex sheath comes with pull-the-dot snap retention straps and two pull-the-dot belt attachment straps. The hole pattern is also compatible with Tek-Lok belt attachments for custom carry configurations.
How does the forward lanyard hole work on the RMJ Sapper?
The forward lanyard hole is designed as a safety feature for heavy chopping. Passing your hand through a lanyard anchored at this forward position keeps the knife secured to your hand if your grip slips.