Original TDI Knife, Half-Serrated, Coyote Handle
Original TDI Knife, Half-Serrated, Coyote Handle
Original TDI Knife, Half-Serrated, Coyote Handle
Original TDI Knife, Half-Serrated, Coyote Handle
Original TDI Knife, Half-Serrated, Coyote Handle
Original TDI Knife, Half-Serrated, Coyote Handle
Original TDI Knife, Half-Serrated, Coyote Handle
Original TDI Knife, Half-Serrated, Coyote Handle
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Original TDI Knife, Half-Serrated, Coyote Handle

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In extreme close-quarter encounters where a suspect is attempting to take an officer's handgun, or an officer cannot access his handgun, the TDI knife is available as a "last option" knife. When worn on the pant belt the entire unit - knife and sheath - is well concealed. Designed by John Benner, founder and owner of Tactical Defense Institute. A partially serrated edge makes cutting looped and synthetic materials a breeze. Featuring coyote brown handle scales and sheath and reversible black metal belt clip. Hard plastic sheath and reversible black metal belt clip (1480CLIP) included. Fits maximum belt height of 1.75", width of 1.25" and thickness of 0.25".

Handle Color: Coyote Brown

      • WEIGHT
      • 0.2 lb
      • BLADE TYPE
      • Fixed Blade
      • BLADE LENGTH
      • 2.313 inches
      • OVERALL LENGTH
      • 5.625 inches
      • EDGE ANGLES
      • 15 Degrees
      • SHAPE
      • Drop Point
      • TANG STAMP
      • KA-BAR/TDI
      • KNIFE MATERIAL
      • AUS 8A Stainless Steel
      • GRIND
      • Hollow
      • HANDLE MATERIAL
      • Zytel®
      • ROCKWELL HARDNESS
      • 57-59CR
      • KNIFE MANUFACTURED IN
      • Taiwan
      • SHEATH MANUFACTURED IN
      • Taiwan
      • BLADE THICKNESS
      • 0.125 inches
      • BLADE WIDTH
      • 1.25 inches
    • Man with grey beard smoking a cigar, wearing a heavy black jacket

    • JOHN BENNER

      Only a 33-year veteran police Lieutenant could truly understand what makes a knife effective for close-quarters defense. While serving as President and Chief Instructor of Tactical Defense Institute, John Benner saw time and time again what he already believed to be true from first-hand experience: In a conflict, fine motor skills deteriorate and gross motor skills are most effective for fending off assailants. Benner then set out to design a low-profile fixed blade knife for law enforcement, military and security personnel that could be drawn quickly and efficiently in times of duress. After more than a year of prototype samples and in-field testing, the Benner-approved TDI knife was put into production. The same basic principles that founded that first knife were incorporated into all future TDI models, which now complete an expansive line of tactical knives.

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