M48 Folding Entrenching Tool With Pouch - 1050 Carbon Steel Construction, Black Heat-Treated Finish - Length 18 1/4”
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- An invaluable digging tool to have because it can be carried or stored anywhere with its compact, fold-down size
- The tool has a solid, 1050 high carbon steel construction with an aluminum turn-cap and a black, heat-treated finish
- The round point shovel head is 6 1/4”x 4 1/4” and features saw serrations on one side and footsteps on each side
- The 18 1/4” overall length entrenching tool folds down to fit into a sturdy 8 3/4”x 6 1/4” 600D nylon belt pouch with Velcro closure
The M48 Folding Entrenching Tool is an invaluable tool to have because it can be carried or stored anywhere with its compact, fold-down size. Having a shovel that you can keep with you wherever you go makes sense because you never know when you might need it for digging tasks. Keep one in your vehicle, camping and hiking gear and in your bugout bag. The tool has a solid, 1050 high carbon steel construction with an aluminum turn-cap and a black, heat-treated finish. The round point shovel head is 6 1/4”x 4 1/4” and features saw serrations on one side and footsteps on each side. Use the saw function to get rid of those pesky roots that get in the way when you’re digging. The 18 1/4” overall length entrenching tool folds down to fit into a sturdy 8 3/4”x 6 1/4” 600D nylon belt pouch with Velcro closure.
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