Windlass Spetsnaz Survival Machete Chopper Knife

During the early stages of World War II, as well as at the tail end of World War I in Russia, later known as the Soviet Union, a specialized troop unit known as the Spetsnaz was formed. This unit was responsible for addressing severe threats both internally and externally. They were armed with a variety of blades, each designed for specific situations. One notable weapon was a machete-like chopper knife, a Spetsnaz survival tool of historical significance, still in active use by contemporary warriors.
This machete, crafted from 1080 high carbon steel, is celebrated for its strength and effectiveness in cutting. It is available in a blackened version, improving its discreetness when carried. The handle is designed for one-handed use and features a curved pommel with an opening for a lanyard. The blade is broad, with ribs running along its spine. The guard is fitted with a nail puller slot. This versatile and sturdy survival tool excels in tough cutting, digging, emergency sawing, and various other tasks. It is accompanied by a leather sheath for protection.