USMC KNIVES
Are you looking for officially licensed USMC knives? Good, you've come to the right spot! BUDK is proud to offer dozens of USMC fixed blade knives and pocket knives. We strive to give the USMC name the honor and dignity that it deserves. We've developed durable performance knives that will get the job done. The USMC knives are the most enduring, affordable knives on the market today!
USMC Knives
Are you looking for officially licensed USMC knives? Good, you've come to the right spot! BUDK is proud to offer dozens of USMC fixed blade knives and pocket knives. We strive to give the USMC name the honor and dignity that it deserves. We've developed durable performance knives that will get the job done. The USMC knives are the most enduring, affordable knives on the market today!
USMC Infantry Gear
The typical USMC infantry rifleman carries $14,000 worth of gear. They either carry a M162 or M164 service rifle and a M9A1 pistol as a side arm. In 2003, the Marine Corps began issuing the OKC-3S to enlistees as their service bayonets.
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USMC Knife Training
There may be times when a Marine's last line of defense is his knife. Their training focuses on how to grip the knife, such as reverse grip, fencer's grip, ice-pick grip or the hammer grip. They also learn the correct soldier's stance, the technique of covering their body, what to do with their shield hand and targets.
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USMC Knives
Are you looking for officially licensed USMC knives? Good, you've come to the right spot! BUDK is proud to offer dozens of USMC fixed blade knives and pocket knives. We strive to give the USMC name the honor and dignity that it deserves. We've developed durable performance knives that will get the job done. The USMC knives are the most enduring, affordable knives on the market today!
USMC Infantry Gear
The typical USMC infantry rifleman carries $14,000 worth of gear. They either carry a M162 or M164 service rifle and a M9A1 pistol as a side arm. In 2003, the Marine Corps began issuing the OKC-3S to enlistees as their service bayonets.
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USMC Knife Training
There may be times when a Marine's last line of defense is his knife. Their training focuses on how to grip the knife, such as reverse grip, fencer's grip, ice-pick grip or the hammer grip. They also learn the correct soldier's stance, the technique of covering their body, what to do with their shield hand and targets.
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