Something Cool For The Survival Tin/Kit.

[gjohnsoniv]

http://www.breachbangclear.com/site/10-blog/696-arrow-cards.html

 

Arrow heads that break off from the sheet.  Couple different sizes and styles.  Seems like a pretty cool idea personally.

[z0mbies fear me]

That's pretty cool. I may just get a few of them.

[UncleJak]

That dogtags version is pretty sweet! Sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

[JPS]

Yeah, I like this idea!

[UncleJak]

I just searched online and there are not any knock offs out there yet. I assumed I would see some cheap China made ones but I didn't. I think I may get a few of these and throw in my bag. And they are USA made. Sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

[MacGyver]

Those are cool!

[luvmyberetta]

Those could be fun to work with. Reminds me of the ESEE Arrowhead. http://www.eseeknives.com/arrowhead.htm

[gjohnsoniv]

Says they secured a patent so maybe that will keep some competitors away for a little while longer.

[monkeylizard]

There is no word for "patent" in Chinese.

[gjohnsoniv]

There is no word for "patent" in Chinese.

That's the truth.

[Ted S.]

I'd need to make an arrow jig to make arrows before this would be useful to me. The look cool though.

Edited April 11, 2014 by Ted S.

[Smith]

I'd need to make an arrow jig to make arrows before this would be useful to me. The look cool though.

From reading their site, I think they are intended to be used more as a spear than arrows. This is one of the few "survival" tools I though might actually be useful. Picked up a pair to try out. One I'm going to play with and one will go in the survival/emergency box with the fire starter kit, paracord, and water purification equipment. 

 

They shipped quickly after ordering (2 days from order to my hands!). You have to send them an e-mail with what you want and they send a PP invoice. Cards came in thick individual plastic sealed bags wrapped in the well written instruction sheet.  The cards are a low carbon fairly thick milder steel, that according to the maker, makes it easier to sharpen in the field and is more forgiving. It is nicely and evenly parkerized.  Both ends of the card are sharpened. One end has a curved drop point type blade intended for more precision cutting and the other end is sharpened across the entire end for tougher material. So far I like even more than I thought I might.   

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited April 15, 2014 by Smith

[gjohnsoniv]

Those look really nice from your picture.  Might have to order a set myself now.  I'm really tempted by the surf and turf set.

[homeagain]

Now that's pretty awesome.

[Guest sigequinox]

There is no word for "patent" in Chinese.

 

To my limited understanding you need to secure a patent in different legal jurisdictions. Ie. eruope, india, etc. I'm sure China has a process, but they probably just deny you and sell of the paperwork to manufacturing plants and government owned corporations.

[BigK]

I love this idea!

[Slpeod]

Thanks for the post, those will be a good to have piece of gear.

[gjohnsoniv]

Thanks for the post, those will be a good to have piece of gear.

Quite welcome.