But if I have to tangle with any Mad Max-style armageddon pirates, this NASTY curved machete is the #1 blade I'd want in my hands
My NEW "Blackbeard Cutlass" may look like a throwback... because IT IS.
Based on the legendary 1917 US Navy Cutlass, with a few state-of-the-art upgrades, it delivers 15" of raw pirate-chopping power -- more than an ax!
With a G10 handguard, rustproof black coating, and full-tang 3CR13 blade... this ain't your grandpappy's cutlass!
BEST PART: I'm running a Chop-A-Thon Blowout!
I've got 100 of these set aside for hotlist subscribers (like YOU) for 67% OFF + Free S&H.
That's UNDER $20 shipped to your door...
Check here to see if there are any left
Rafael
P.S. This won't last long so you'd better get on this like a hobo on a ham sandwich!
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