M25

Copyright: Carson Design Group AG © 15/06/2072

Military-use folding knife, commissioned by the United Nations from the prestigious Carson firm in the early ’70s, to equip all its personnel in the planet’s final wars. Its first operational deployment was during the Libyan Pacification Campaign of ’72. The last, in 2091, during the Jerusalem Crisis, in the final war.

Its design is a direct descendant of the famous Carson M21, but with improvements in materials and ergonomics. The blade was no longer made of stainless steel, being molded from one of the first carbon technopolymers of the period. Its main advantage was complete invisibility to metal detectors, which made it ideal for use in covert operations.

This new blade, which requires no subsequent sharpening, remains in exclusive use by law enforcement forces, InterPol and InterTax, and by the various military corps of the Security Council.

Due to its low cost and large-scale manufacturing runs at the time, it is highly unlikely that it was completely withdrawn from the planet under the Citizen Disarmament Act of 2110.

It remains the bladed weapon most frequently found in standard homicide scenarios. InterPol, in recent statements, acknowledges that it continues to equip mercenaries and terrorists belonging to more than one organized Troika.

WEIGHT: 69 g
FOLDED DIMENSIONS: 131 x 42.6 x 14.54 mm
UNFOLDED DIMENSIONS: 222 x 42.6 x 14.54 mm
BLADE LENGTH: 87 mm
HANDLE THICKNESS: 13 mm