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    Ninja plastic Sgian

    I picked up this space age polymer sgian dubh from Coldsteel . It's called the FGX Skean Dhu ... light as a phoenix feather & is way pointier than anything plastic has any right to be . I've cut string & paper with it but have not been brave -enough to try it on a haggis . Being plastic it should suffice when you can't have a real sgian dubh while being slightly functional . I'm pretty sure though that if you're going someplace that real knives are 100 % forbidden this thingy would not be welcome either . I made a leather sheath for it myself on a snow day - nothing fancy .
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    Well, the price is right! I carry a coldsteel recon 1 folder and love it! It gets used daily and is very well made. I'm interested in these plastic knives as a rustproof option for my car emergency kit, my tackle box, tool box, etc.

    I just might order a few, there are many designs to choose from too!
    "Everything is within walking distance if you've got the time"

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    While these knives are "plastic" the term may be a bit misleading. They are a high tech, fiberglass reinforced plastic, and I have used them to cut stuff from heavy cardboard to salami for sandwiches. They are real knives and should be treated as such.
    Geoff Withnell

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    No longer subject to reveille US Marine.

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    Geoff you are certainly right about this line of knives ! While plastic safety sgian dubhs these are not .
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    it reminds me of a cia letter opener popular in the 70's and 80's they were used as tent stakes, pounded with a hammer and they were still usable and undetectable by metal detectors.

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