They’re calling it the ‘Lake Effect’. Yes – it’s a tactical ice scraper from Ka-Bar.
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Photo courtesy of Bill Harsey, William H. Harsey Knives.
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What is it made of? I use to have a little one years ago that could double as a good slahing weapon.
Not long enough. How about an ice katana?
If I were home this winter I’d request on for testing. -30 something windchill yesterday I guess, but a nice 50 here in Afghanistan.
I want one!
I should have picked up an ice scraper, they were selling them for $5 at SHOT. I did buy the hockey mask they were selling for $20 though. Money well spent on something that you know came from a company that can take a joke.
I just use a jug of lukewarm water, warm enough to melt the ice and cool enough not to craze the windscreen with thermal shock.
Maybe they can make a tactical kettle?
A pop-out blade on the other end would be cool for self-defense at night in a parking lot…
Where can I get one of these Ice Scrapers.
Will they make an FDE version?
Does it come in Coyote Brown?
Dang it! And I was hoping for the Ka-bar Tactical Spoon!!!
@Stone: they make the HOBO camp knife, which has a spoon , fork AND knife blade!
Yes, that is the correct spelling!
Cool. If they built knives they’d make a fortune!
Gives a whole new meaning to the phrase “Improvise, Adapt, Overcome”. OOHRAH!
“Lake Effect”… sounds like the weather in Milwaukee. 18″ of snow if you were within 3 blocks of the lake, everywhere else gets trace amounts.