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T4000S is a reworking of the Japanese Wakizashi short sword that the Samurai carried at all times in contact with the body. It is a timeless tactical tool that does not follow any fashion but faithfully respects the Extrema Ratio philosophy aimed at fulfilling all functional requirements.

This model continues Extrema Ratio's purest Tanto series designed especially for lovers of the Japanese blade profile, who do not want to give up typical tactical accessories such as textile sheath and special polymer handle. The blade is made of Bohler N690 steel, heat-treated to a hardness of 58 HRC.

The handle, in black coloring, is made of Forprene, an elastomer whose exceptional resistance to extreme conditions makes it part of the "NATO standard." The black-colored Cordura scabbard is and equipped with a MOLLE system that allows it to be carried on tactical vests and general belts and ensures that the razor-sharp blade can be carried in total safety by protecting it from shocks that could reduce its efficiency.

Intended Use: Tactical

Type of production: Industrial
Country of manufacture: Italy
Blade: Bohler N690Co stainless steel at 58HRC
Blade treatment: satin finish
Handle: Forprene
Blade length: 174mm.
Blade thickness: 4mm.
Total length: 304mm.
Weight: 264g.
Sheath: Nylon
Packaging: Cardboard box with Extrema Ratio logos.

The Herring dagger is one of the most loved military knives by enthusiasts.

Its original name is Fairbairn Sykes or Commando Dagger and it was present in the endowment of the British Commandos.

A dagger that entered Italian history in World War II, thanks to the exploits of young soldiers of the 1st "Folgore" Reconnaissance Squadron, who were equipped with this weapon during Operation Herring. He has behind him a heroic piece of history that is rarely talked about, despite the fact that these young boys, thanks to their devotion to the cause and their courage, have written an important page in Italian history.

Extrema Ratio wanted to pay homage to this dagger trying to remain faithful to the original forms, while using the most modern production techniques.

The very special hand-made finish of the handle simulates the aging of brass and gives the dagger a dated look, similar to the original.

The dagger was developed in collaboration with the 185th RAO and adopted as a ceremonial commemorative dagger for the 20th anniversary of the regiment's establishment and the 75th anniversary of the Herring mission.

The knife is equipped with a polymer case with historical frieze of the F Squadron, leather / kydex sheath with brass tip and two commemorative scrolls.

PLEASE NOTE:
NE version, simulacrum replica with rounded tip and blunt blade, to allow free sale and possession according to the current regulations in force on the Italian territory.

We warn that any subsequent modifications and sharpening made to the blade modify the status of simulacrum of the Herring NE. In this case it will be subject to the regulations in force in the respective countries. Furthermore, these changes will void the Extrema Ratio warranty.

Intended use: Collection / Tactical

Type of production: Industrial
Country of production: Italy
Blade: not sharp, in stainless steel N690Co 58HRC
Blade treatment: Burnishing MIL-C-13924
Handle: Aged brass
Blade length: 167mm.
Blade thickness: 6.3mm.
Total length: 289mm.
Weight: 276g.
Sheath: leather, ABS and brass sheath
Packaging: Polymer case with historical frieze of Squadron F and 2 commemorative scrolls
Note: -

The particular situation created in the early years of the 1914/18 war, now mired in increasingly complex and protected trenches and fortifications, favored the formation of men who, little by little, specialized in the coup.

Our assault units, the Arditi, had their dagger. It was obtained from the pieces cut away by the long blades of the Vetterli 1870 bayonets, which in the narrow trenches, in the corridors, between the reticulars were only an obstacle. It was certainly a rustic weapon, of recovery, not too beautiful but certainly inexpensive, light, not cumbersome and in expert hands also effective.

Today, on the occasion of the centenary, we remember this important page of Italian military history with a limited series of celebrations of 1918 copies. This version has a burnished blade, a polymer handle and a black cordura sheath.

Intended use: Tactical / Military / Collection

Type of production: Industrial
Country of production: Italy
Blade: stainless steel N690Co 58HRC
Blade treatment: Burnishing MIL-C-13924
Handle: Polymers
Blade length: 167mm.
Blade thickness: 6.3mm.
Total length: 270mm.
Weight: 224g.
Sheath: Nylon leg strap
Packaging: cardboard box with Extrema Ratio logos
Notes: Edition limited edition in 1918 copies - Edition to celebrate the hundred years of the Arditi of Italy

Knife Traditional Chilean army combat, CORVO origins are mysterious, probably arrived in the New World alongside the Spanish Conquistadors who, in turn, had "appreciated" in the war against the Moors. Undoubted affinity with Jambiya, traditional Arab knife still typical accessory menswear Yemeni.

The CORVO, the protagonist of the Pacific War, was realized in many variants the most common of which are the "Corvo Curvo" with a blade that folds almost 90°, version to which we were inspired by the "Corvo Aracameño", longest but with gentle curvature of the blade, which favors more flexibility of use.

Intended use: Tactical Utility

Type of production: Industrial
Country of production: Italy
Blade: 58HRC stainless steel Bohler N690Co
Blade treatment: Browning MIL-C-13924
Handle: Forprene
Blade length: 176mm.
Blade thickness: 6.3mm.
Overall length: 307mm.
Weight: 362g.
Sheath: Nylon compatible with MOLLE system
Packaging: Cardboard box with Extrema Ratio logos