Mil- Tac SRK-2

[Grant Lamontagne]

I'm pretty certain that this one was called the SRK-2.  It's a follow up to Mil-Tac's SRK-1, and this model includes a locking saw blade in addition to the locking blade.  It's kind of like a tactical rescue Swiss Army Knife!



The blade is accessible for the right hand via the standard thumb stud, and is locked open using a standard liner lock.  The saw blade is the same, only reversed- more easily accessible with the left hand, and also uses a liner lock.



The saw is pretty sturdy looking, and both blades lock up solid as a rock.  Even so, the beefy liner locks are augmented by the secondary lock mechanism:



Everything about this tool screams "solid."  Even the pocket clip is held in with 4 screws!



The Rescue cutter is pretty well standard as on most rescue knives, although I was eyeing it thinking it would also make a handy bottle opener.  I'll have to give that a try later!



While it may not look like much in the photos, this is a gigantic piece that feels like a rock in the hand.



If everyone made tools like this there would be no need for warranty departments!

Def

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Now that does look like a tank

[Mr. Whippy]

It may be OHO, but it looks like it's a two handed tool. 

[AddictedToTools]

It looks almost identical to this:
http://www.heinnie.com/uk5jrt1122304/Knives/Fox/FOX-RCST-Folgore/p-92-142-4540/

[Anthony]

Illegal to carry here (and most areas/states I think) due to it being double edged

It does look solid though.

[Grant Lamontagne]

It looks almost identical to this:
http://www.heinnie.com/uk5jrt1122304/Knives/Fox/FOX-RCST-Folgore/p-92-142-4540/

It is identical to that one- FOX and Mil-Tac are partner I believe. 

Def

[straya]

I've just taken a bit of a punt and ordered one.

Will let everyone know how it goes.

[Zed]

That looks like its built to take some abuse Def, 

[ryan1835]

i think id be petrified if someone tried to rescue me with that beast 

[straya]

i think id be petrified if someone tried to rescue me with that beast 

Stay still sir, this won't hurt a bit.

[Dunc]

Is a pointed blade a good idea on a rescue tool 

Dunc

[straya]

Probably not, I'm just planning on having it as an EDC knife, the saw being almost as big a drawcard as the blade. I need a saw quite a lot at work so I'm keen to see how it goes. plus I like overbuilt things.

I have a gerber hinderer that I carry when there is a chance of coming across someone who needs help so I'll just stick with that as a serious rescue knife.

[Dunc]

Does look like a solid knife 

[MultiMat]

i think id be petrified if someone tried to rescue me with that beast 

Stay still sir, this won't hurt a bit.

You say your foot is stuck ? Not to worry will have your leg off in a jiffy 

[David]

i think id be petrified if someone tried to rescue me with that beast 

Stay still sir, this won't hurt a bit.

You say your foot is stuck ? Not to worry will have your leg off in a jiffy