Surefire Echo Combat / Utility Knife

Surefire Echo Fixed Blade Combat / Utility Knife

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Science & Technology

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• Surefire
• Echo
• Fixed
• Blade
• Combat
• Utility
• Knife

[JudyJarvisRN]

The clip on the sheath can be adjusted to wear horizontally on a belt, correct?

[GearBuyersGuide]

@JudyJarvisRN

yes

[NavyMedicUSMC]

Wow, a super-cool sheath knife I can legally wear on a belt in California (much harder to do than it sounds). Nice job on this one. I am definitely going shopping Saturday.

[GearBuyersGuide]

@NavyMedicUSMC

these are just under $200, seems like a good price for such a nice knife IMO

[shortnorthartist]

i think its a little to small ..... i think the perfect combat utility knife is 7 inch blade

but idk .... i might be proven wrong .... it is a nice little knife .... good to carry on a belt or something

[zackster542]

I could walk around holding that in my town lol

[NavyMedicUSMC]

@mcmikeblues No, not true. There are very strict limits to what can be carried, how it is carried, length of blade, etc. It's listed under the California Gun Law section if you want to look it up. Other prohibitions - spring-assisted and projectile knives, switch blades, butterfly knives with certain actions, pocketknives over a certain blade length, etc. I'm not just talking here. I did the research. Of course you "CAN" carry it, but if you get caught with it it's a felony weapons charge.

[mcmikeblues]

@NavyMedicUSMC u can carry any fixed blade in california

[glock19x300]

@SPARTAN23123xS23x The blade length is 114.3 mm :)

[GunznGear]

I've always liked this knife. I'm not much on serrations, especially on a fixed blade, so I keep hoping they introduce this model w/o them. Thanks for sharing

[14revolutioncalling]

competing with the Ontario RAT 3 for 4 times the price....looks like a great knife though.

[Breakneckhydra1]

@boomerang342126

I carry 2 knives in my EDC.

A 3 inch blade spring assist pocket knife for everyday tasks

And a 4.5 inch fix blade in a kydex sheath that has grommet holes in it, and a corresponding belt clip that can screw into the holes. I carry it inside the waistband on my left (strong side)

Works perfectly fine, its slimmer and lighter then any firearm so if you can CCW a handgun you can most defiantly do it with a fixed blade...or better yet, do both!