Kabar USMC 7" Knife

[Dawson9a]

Looking to pick one of these up... Where's the cheapest place to get this shipped to MD? I think Midway has it for $59 shipped... any place lower than that?

Thanks
Dave

 

[damifinowfish]

Been looking for one for my collection and that is about the going price.

 

[bama47]

Thats a good price. Mine was 60 something about 4-5 years ago.

 

[smokey]

It's a good price with shipping. It's what you'd find on amazon prime. It beats the knifecenter price. LAPG beats them by a couple bucks, but you'd have to order something else(like their excellent operator l2 flashlight) to get free shipping.
http://www.lapolicegear.com/kausfiknbrle.html

 

[1obxnut]

FRAK!! I just got the "short" two weeks ago (with the kydex sheath).

Jump on it before it's gone!!

 

[winch]

Good price for a cool knife.

 

[MJD438]

The National Museum of the Marine Corps has some in a display case in the gift shop (no idea on manufacturer or quality, have never asked/looked for details). Not in MD, I know, but close and an enjoyable visit (I go at least 3-4 times per year; then again, I am just an aging Jarhead anyway).

 

[smokey]

The National Museum of the Marine Corps has some in a display case in the gift shop (no idea on manufacturer or quality, have never asked/looked for details). Not in MD, I know, but close and an enjoyable visit (I go at least 3-4 times per year; then again, I am just an aging Jarhead anyway).

I try to go there every time I visit my grandpa in quantico. It's one of my more favorite museums to visit....especially the tun tavern. The knives in the gift shop are kabars, but are the special edition ones for the most part.
http://www2.knifecenter.com/kc_new/...woDESCRIPTIONdatarq=commemorative&series=437&

They're also sold in the store at naptown's academy for relatively cheap(wrastlin camps there).

One of my favorite places to visit there is the walk out back of the museum, over to where the service dog monument is...

Walking through the trails, it always gives me a smile and a chuckle to see cans of yuengling and other brews resting on people's bricks.