Handheld tactical knife
OwnerJeremiah Hansen, Thomas Della-Pennainventors
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Abstract
A handheld tactical knife comprising a hilt and an elongated knife blade with a substantially triangular cross section. A spine runs on the top of said elongated knife blade, and tapers from the hilt to a tip of the blade. A main cutting edge is located on the bottom of said elongated knife blade, and at least one scallop is cut into the main cutting edge. At least one scallop transitions into a gut hook with a gut hook tip, and a flat spreading surface is located between the gut hook tip and the tip of the blade. The substantially triangular cross section of the elongated knife blade transitions to a substantially trapezoidal cross section at the flat spreading surface.
Claims5
A handheld tactical knife comprising:
- a hilt;
- an elongated knife blade with a substantially triangular cross section;
- a flat spine on a top of said elongated knife blade, said spine tapers from said hilt to a tip of said elongated knife blade, wherein the tip of the knife blade has an end edge that is perpendicular to a longitudinal axis of the knife blade;
- a main cutting edge on a bottom of said elongated knife blade;
- at least one scallop cut into said substantially triangular cross section along said main cutting edge, said at least one scallop transitioning into a gut hook;
- a gut hook tip on said gut hook;
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- a flat spreading surface between said gut hook tip and the end edge of the tip of the knife blade, wherein the substantially triangular cross section of said elongated knife blade transitions to a substantially trapezoidal cross section at the flat spreading surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.