T&P Disposable Defense Series | "Marine" Model

Derived from the legendary USMC Mark 2 Combat Knife (KA-BAR MIL-DTL-20277), the Marine is as stock-standard as they come. It is as to-spec as it can reasonably be (the original blueprints aren't the most detailed), but the most notable discrepency is in the grip. On this model, the grip is monolithic instead of a stack of washers, traditionally leather. The form of the grip also deviates the most from the conceptual original, but it's similar.

The blade is 7" long, and the total length is approximately 12"

Included is a multi-bodied .STEP and a monolithic .STL, the latter being printable. The .STEP includes blade, grip, guard, buttplate, and retaining pin (both peened and unpeened).

As with all projects in the Disposable Defense series, these are intended to be disposed of as soon as they've been used. Admittedly, the size prevents this from being concealable, so its usecase may be best suited to vehicle/domacile-based roles.