Original U.S. WWII Named Cattaraugus 225Q Commando Fighting Knife Madsen LMG making a colored dot -

making a colored dot - a white dot meant safe and a red dot meant the handle assembly was cocked

There are a handful of minor impact marks on the grips

so it was most likely never used for the intended purpose in the water

This style uses stamped steel parts and retains the classic flared muzzle

Original U.S. WWII Named Cattaraugus 225Q Commando Fighting Knife Madsen LMG making a colored dot -Original Item: Only One Available.. This example is offered in very good condition and comes complete with the original issue leather sheath. The sheath is faintly marked: CRAWFORD U. S. NAVY The Q Knives of WWIIBy: Frank Trzaska, 2004Edited by: Alex Antonopoulos, 2021The Cattaraugus 225Q and the Case 337Q knives have always intrigued me. Perhaps it is some of the myths that always circulated about them that drew me in. I love the challenge associated