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Ontario

Ontario Military-Issue Machetes

Item #: 33609
$48.95
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Description

Ontario Military-Issue Machete, 22”

Quality, military-issue machetes feature shatterproof handle. Constructed of 0.125” thick carbon steel treated with black oxide coating. Handle made of flame-resistant thermalset plastic with three steel compression rivets and thong hole. Available with or without hand guard. Made in the U.S.A.

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Quick Specs

Brand Ontario
MPN 8291 CT-5
UPC 071721082910
UNSPSC 27111600
Made In United States

Quick Specs

Brand: Ontario
MPN: 8291 CT-5
UPC: 071721082910
UNSPSC: 27111600
Made In: United States

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Does this Machet come with a sheath.
The sheath for the 22" Ontario Machete has to be purchased separately. It is Item #33623.
What letters and numbers are stamped on blade?
The only thing stamped on the blade is "Ontario Knife" and "U.S."

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Anonymous

I have been using the 22" machete on my land surveying crews for years. I have tried several brands over the years; hands down, the best. I don't like that they are now double what they first cost! Hah.

Anonymous

I purchased the 22” Ontario machete for my husband when we purchased our farm. I had also purchased a different brand machete for him to try. Between the two, I will say that the Ontario far exceeds the quality of the other machete Inhad purchased. Actually, the blade on the that machete broke while he was clearing a trail through the wooded portion of our property. The Ontario has withstood several outings around the property, clearing brush and pruning tree limbs of different thicknesses. He was so impressed with the 22” Ontario Machete that he asked me to order the 18” Ontario to complement his foresting arsenal.

Anonymous

Great machete, very solid and holds up in cold weather. Rivets on the handle dont seem to last, but they hold up better than the Seymour.