Amazon Jungle Survivor Break-Down Spear - Cast 2Cr13 Stainless Steel Blade, Four-Piece Steel Shaft - Length 45 1/2"

$75.99
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51329 #47 BK5974
5 out of 5 Customer Rating
  • A versatile survival and hunting weapon, the Amazon Jungle Survivor Break-Down Spear is a must-have
  • The textured and ridged shaft pieces are hollow tubes of heavy-duty steel with a black oxide finish and threaded ends
  • The double-edged spear blade is made of 10" cast 2Cr13 stainless steel with partial serrations and a non-reflective finish
  • The break-down spear is 45 1/2" when put together and it can be carried and stored in the included zippered case
Amazon Jungle Survivor Break-Down Spear - Cast 2Cr13 Stainless Steel Blade, Four-Piece Steel Shaft - Length 45 1/2"
Note this product cannot ship to the following states: NJ, MA
  • A versatile survival and hunting weapon, the Amazon Jungle Survivor Break-Down Spear is a must-have
  • The textured and ridged shaft pieces are hollow tubes of heavy-duty steel with a black oxide finish and threaded ends
  • The double-edged spear blade is made of 10" cast 2Cr13 stainless steel with partial serrations and a non-reflective finish
  • The break-down spear is 45 1/2" when put together and it can be carried and stored in the included zippered case
$75.99
Make the Amazon Jungle Survivor Break-Down Spear a part of your survival and tactical gear. The spear breaks down into four pieces that screw together so that its size can be adjusted as needed. The non-reflective shaft pieces are hollow-tubed and one of them has an integrated floating compass. The sharp-pointed spear tops the end of one of the shaft pieces and it can be hidden in the shaft so that the shaft can also be used as a baton weapon. A zippered carrying case with an adjustable nylon webbing strap comes with the break-down spear.

Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 8 reviews.

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all in one weapon

"this is an amazing weapon. . . it can be a knife,fighting sticks, and a spear. . . plus, it is compact when you take it down to pieces into the pouch with a sling. . . the compass will be helpful on cloudy days and at night where the poles are. . . thank you Budk."

albert a. (4/5)

I like it.

"It's everything it says it is. I'm only using mine as a collectable, so I haven't used it, but it's very nice and sturdy."

Paul S. (5/5)

Nice Spear!

"I always hike with some kind of stick, both to support myself and as a means of self defense. The Amazon Jungle Survivor Break down Spear is useful for both. The spear breaks down and fits into a nice zippered fabric case. The seperate pieces are hollow, so you could store other survival items. It has a compass on one end. The one thing that I would change or add is a way to make it longer. One more length would be perfect. I wish there was a way to purchase one more section and not have to purchase the entire spear. I do not throw it. I don't know if it would hold up to being thrown. I use it as a means to get an animal to back off. In my area that is usually dogs that sometimes run in packs. If you have a dog, they usually attack the dog first. You can use one half as a club and the other half as a short spear. I would purchase it again and do recommend it to others."

Robert B. (5/5)

Survivor break down spear

"Thank You! On time holiday arrival. Great condition / just as described. Excellent."

Edward Q. (5/5)

I put this spear to the test

"This spear is awesome. It does the job and feels sturdy. I think that it could be improved by adding an extra length to screw in. Furthermore, you guys could play around with deepening the screw in grooves and experimenting with their mecahnism. I don't know much about steel manufacturing but that could be a start to making this spear even better than it already is."

Wildlife D. (4/5)

Looks bold but there’s 1 flaw

"The flaw is that the compass will be hidden. I was under the impression that the compass would be on the very end of the staff, but you are forced to completely hide the compass when assembling. Can’t wait to throw this. The tip better not break!"

Sam (5/5)

Well made and crazy sharp

"Overall this spear is very well made. It is not however perfectly straight when assembled. Has a slight bend. Also would be nice if it came with a plastic or rubber sheath as the speartip/blade is razor sharp and long."

Glen (4/5)

Disappointing start

"I was very excited to receive this but when I did and tried to assemble it, not all the features attached! But the customer service was easy to work with to return the old one and receive a replacement."

Parker (4/5)

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