DLX Combo - Tumbled Titanium EOD Robotics Breacher Bar + Kydex Sheath

Deluxe Combo Includes The Kydex Sheath Too! Self sharpen to razor sharp edge! Built to withstand the toughest real-world demands, the EOD Robotics Titanium Breacher Bar was engineered alongside Bomb Techs, SWAT operators, and patrol officers who required a nearly indestructible tool for prying, cutting, and pounding. Originally produced under a specialized government contract, this upgraded version is precision-machined from solid Grade 5 Titanium—delivering extreme tensile strength at roughly half the weight of steel. It will pry open crates, punch through steel drums, or act as a heavy-duty wood chisel. The squared "coffin corner" rear edge and reinforced spine take hammer strikes with ease, while strategic pass-through holes allow for custom paracord wraps, handle scales, lashing onto shafts/poles, or securing via lanyard. Out of the box, it arrives unground as a dedicated pry tool, but the titanium edge can be self-sharpened to a razor edge with basic shop tools to match your mission requirements. Custom Molded Kydex Sheath & Belt Mount System This deluxe combo includes the purpose-built Kydex sheath engineered specifically for full-size EOD Breacher Bars. Positive Retention: Reinforced hardware holds your bar rock-solid until deployed. Rapid Deployment: Includes an adjustable quick-release belt lock (fits belts from 1" to 2"). Universal Rigging: Seamlessly mounts to duty belts, plate carriers, tactical vests, EDC packs, or bail-out bags. Specifications Material: Solid Grade 5 Titanium (CAGE: 5VKB6 / 4QK35) Overall Length: 8.25" Thickness: 0.18" Weight: 4.25 oz Carry System: Heavy-Duty Kydex with Multi-Position Quick-Release Belt Clip Compatibility: Fits all full-size Titanium and Steel Breacher Bar variants (including CERT) Status: Limited-run government contract overrun The Fine Print (From Our Over-Protective Legal Team): While engineered for rugged utility, survival, and urban breach tasks, we cannot formally recommend grinding this into a razor-sharp slashing instrument, nor using the solid pommel for blunt-force trauma—even if the geometry is begging for it. Play safe, don't run with scissors, and note that all contract-overrun sales are final.