This robust machete Walther MSM (Modified Survival Machete) is inspired by the design used by special units in the 1950s and 1960s.
The basis of every machete is the blade. In this case it is 300mm long, made of 1065 carbon steel, divided into several segments according to its purpose, and on the spine there is a double-row wood saw. It is, of course, a full-tang blade, which means that the blade and the inner part of the handle are made from a single piece of metal. This guarantees maximum resistance to rough handling.
The handle consists of ergonomically shaped grip panels made from lightweight, durable, non-slip G-10 (garolite – a fiberglass laminate made by compressing glass fibers soaked in epoxy resin at high temperatures). At the end of the handle there is a lanyard hole and a glass-breaking tip.