Pelican Tactical Knife & Tool

10/30/2012

Just a reminder that if you haven't done so please visit our sister page and "Like" it. At 100 likes we will be giving away one of these hk flashlight's.

At 100 "Likes" on our new Pelican Tactical Knife and Tool page we will be giving away a Heckler & Koch 14442L 70 Lumen LED Pocket Flashlight. The winner will be chosen randomly from the owners of the first 100 "likes". Please spread the word, tell your friends. At 250, 500, 1,000 etc. "Likes" we will be giving away a new product, could be a knife, a tactical tool, or even an item you get to choose (within a certain price range of course). Thank you everyone that has "Liked" our page so far.

10/23/2012

This knife is used/issued by United States Marine Corps.

$126.95 with 100% of the proceeds sale going to the Semper Fi Fund.

PM for details

Designed to Marine Corps Military specifications for attachment to M16 rifles, this bayonet features a black coated clip-point blade of a proprietary carbon steel formula, with a small 1-3/4" serrated section at the base of the blade and a sharpened upper swedge. The grooved handle is very grippy and resilient, for use with or without gloves. The hard sheath with strapdown loops has drain holes for amphibious use, an embedded ceramic-coated aluminum sharpener on the back, and a sturdy ballistic nylon harness for attachment to load bearing equipment in multiple ways.

Handle is marked with USMC on one side (and on blade base) and 'globe and anchor' logo on reverse. Brown color is designed to match both woodland and desert camouflage schemes as well as to reduce IR signature.

Specifications

0.200" thick proprietary carbon steel
13.25" overall length - 8" blade length
Hardness Rc 53-58
1.75 mission serration
Zinc phosphate nonreflective finish
Dynaflex® handle ergonomically grooved to reduce hand fatigue
Manufactured with a low noise signature polyester elastomer
Fitted internal stainless steel spring friction to secure bayonet
Ceramic coated aluminum honing rod located on back of scabbard
Equipped with two load bearing attaching straps with cross straps
Optional OKC3S compatible leg straps available

10/23/2012

At 100 "Likes" on our new Pelican Tactical Knife and Tool page we will be giving away a Heckler & Koch 14442L 70 Lumen LED Pocket Flashlight. The winner will be chosen randomly from the owners of the first 100 "likes". Please spread the word, tell your friends. At 250, 500, 1,000 etc. "Likes" we will be giving away a new product, could be a knife, a tactical tool, or even an item you get to choose (within a certain price range of course). Thank you everyone that has "Liked" our page so far.

10/23/2012

If you are in the market for any of these brands of optics, please give us the opportunity to earn your business. Thank you

10/22/2012

Dark Ops Hellfighter X12 LED

Dark Ops Hellfighter X12 LED. 6 1/2" overall. Black finish 6061-T6 511 aircraft aluminum body. Hardened steel glass breaker bezel. Fits standard 30mm scope rings. Shock-isolated bulb can endure the pounding of large caliber automatic weapons fire. LED bulb generates up to 135 lumens. Momentary/lock-on switch allows for intermittent tactical use as well as single thumb lock-on activation. Operates at full power from -10° to +130° Fahrenheit. With 6 Viton high-temp double O-rings at the connection surfaces, it is waterproof. Uses two DL123 series 3-volt lithium batteries (included).

Made in the USA, PM for price or more info

Dark Ops Hellfighter X12 LED

10/22/2012

Ontario XR-1 Rescue Folder. 5" closed. Matte finish N690Co cobalt enhanced stainless partially serrated blade with dual thumb studs and thumb slot. Textured black G-10 handles. Integrated seat belt cutter and glass breaker. Reversible stainless pocket clip. Includes Torx wrench and one set of replacement blades.

10/19/2012

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10/16/2012

Maxpedition Gear Backpacks

10/16/2012

Does anyone have experience with Maxpedition products? I'm carrying them as part of our new product line and I have heard good things about them as far as quality is concerned. Just curious to see how they stack up in the real world. Any comments are welcome. Thanks everyone!! Oh, this is Paul from Pelican Armory. I am posting on our new Pelican Tactical Knife and Tool page. It's not quite ready for prime time but we are getting close.