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Discover the ESC Rescue Knife, a crucial component in our collection of professional-grade first responder tools. This isn't just a knife, it's a lifeline in emergency situations, designed to tackle the challenges that real-life emergencies present. Unlike the scenarios depicted in TV shows, escaping from a crashed vehicle is a daunting task. The strength of vehicle glass and seat belts is formidable, but the ESC Rescue Knife is engineered to overcome these obstacles with ease. Equipped with a spring-loaded carbide tip window breaker, this rescue knife can shatter tempered glass, turning an impenetrable barrier into an escape route. The retractable belt cutter is designed to slice through seat belt webbing swiftly, freeing trapped passengers in seconds. Beyond its rescue capabilities, the ESC Rescue Knife also features a 2.5-inch drop point style plain edge folding blade, made from tumbled steel. This durable and versatile blade is perfect for a variety of outdoor and survival activities, from camping and hiking to hunting. Despite its robust functionality, the ESC Rescue Knife maintains a compact size. Measuring just 4.8 inches when folded, this multi-featured tool is portable enough to be a solid everyday carry (EDC) option. Crafted by 5.11 Tactical, a brand synonymous with high-quality tactical gear, this knife is a reliable companion for law enforcement, military personnel, and outdoor enthusiasts. Experience the blend of durability, reliability, and versatility with the ESC Rescue Knife.

It the ultimate hybrid, incorporating features of a knife, chisel, hatchet, cleaver, pry-bar, and rescue tool. It a jobsite or campsite Do-Everything Tool. The high carbon steel blade is 6 long, 1¬? wide and a stunning 1/8+ thick all over. Total length is 11 1‚ÅÑ4. It has an extended butt for striking, a wide exposed spine, a G10 handle and a nylon sheath. It‚Äôll take a beating nice to have on hand. Tough, Versatile X-HD Chisel Knife

Jet McAlister has a secret. Eddie Chavez has the hots for Jet (not to mention Eddie’s just plain hot). Jet’s got too many problems to cotton on that Eddie’s interested. Eddie loses patience when Jet ends her night shift at a strip club with a knife at her throat. Since Eddie’s a cop, he figures he can help. Since Jet’s used to solving everyone’s problems, she doesn’t want Eddie’s help. The problem is Jet’s ne’er-do-well father has got himself in a heap of trouble, and in trying to get him out Jet buys herself even more. So much — unless Eddie can rescue her,– it might just get her dead.

Jet McAlister has a secret. Eddie Chavez has the hots for Jet (not to mention Eddie’s just plain hot). Jet’s got too many problems to cotton on that Eddie’s interested. Eddie loses patience when Jet ends her night shift at a strip club with a knife at her throat. Since Eddie’s a cop, he figures he can help. Since Jet’s used to solving everyone’s problems, she doesn’t want Eddie’s help. The problem is Jet’s ne’er-do-well father has got himself in a heap of trouble, and in trying to get him out Jet buys herself even more. So much — unless Eddie can rescue her,– it might just get her dead.

In midtown Manhattan, Mike Hammer, recovering from a near-fatal mix-up with the Mob, runs into drug dealers assaulting a young hospital messenger. He saves the kid, but the muggers are not so lucky. Hammer considers the rescue a one-off, but someone has different ideas, as indicated by a street-corner knife attack.With himself for a client, Hammer—and his beautiful, deadly partner Velda—take on the narcotics racket in New York just as the streets have dried up and rumors run rampant of a massive heroin shipment due any day. In a New York of flashy discotheques, swanky bachelor pads, and the occasional dark alley, Hammer deals with doctors and drug addicts, hippie chicks and hit men,meeting changing times with his timeless brand of violent vengeance. Originally begun and outlined by Spillane in the mid-sixties, and expertly completed by his longtime collaborator Max Allan Collins, The Big Bang is vintage Mike Hammer on acid . . . literally.