Description Swedish made Laplander Folding Saw by Bahco. UK sales only This excellent cutting tool is the ultimate shelter building companion. Top quality 18.5cm steel blade with anti corrosion coating and hardened teeth that cut on both the push and draw. Locks in place when fully opened or closed Only 23cm when folded and weighing 175 grammes you’ll hardly notice it until you need it. These have been issued to UKSF troops alongside the Mora Frost knife and Swedish fire steel on the recommendation of the UK’s leading Bushcraft and survival expert. Becoming increasingly popular with British troops, particularly favoured for jungle work (part of the belt kit packing list for the Jungle Phase of selection) and OP construction. As seen in Ray Mears’ ‘Bushcraft’ (ref. page 27) NSN 5110-25-147-4344 Vastly superior to cheaper items seen in DIY and Garden Centres, good tactical colours too. Multiple views shown; single saw supplied. Coin for scale only, not included. UK law restricts where and how we may send knives or other bladed articles for delivery. Such articles are only available to customers aged 18 or over. It is illegal to supply blades of any kind to individuals under 18. Please complete the age declaration within the listing when making a purchase. Failure to do so will result in removal of this item from your order, false declaration is an offence under UK law. Additional photographic evidence of proof of age will be requested by email, and orders will not be dispatched until this has been received. Proof of age documents we accept are Driving Licence (photo’ card), passport or MOD 90 ID card. In the interests of confidentiality & data protection we do not retain these images, but do record the last digits of serial numbers from these documents. Customers purchasing bladed items must ensure that when delivered these cannot be received or accessed by anyone under 18 at the delivery address. We may also be required by law to mark the package as containing a bladed article. We usually maintain a policy of customer confidentiality, but such external marking is part of the proposed legislation. 090405
