Waning Moon Yataghan by APOC

Forged from the harsh reality of a post-apocalyptic landscape, the APOC Waning Moon Yataghan delivers brutal efficiency with no-frills design. At 17 inches, the black-coated 9260 spring steel blade features a slight recurve—ideal for heavy slicing and sustained edge retention. With an overall length of 23 3/8 inches, it offers reach without sacrificing maneuverability.

The full tang construction and milled G10 handle scales provide unmatched control and rugged durability, while the MOLLE-compatible sheath ensures this weapon is always at your side. Whether you're slashing through brush, clearing your way, or defending what’s left of your world, this blade earns its place in your hand.

The Yataghan design originates from the Ottoman Empire and was widely used from the 16th to 19th centuries. Known for its distinctive forward-curving blade, it combined the best of sabers and machetes. The Waning Moon Yataghan reimagines this historic weapon with a tactical, modern survival twist—making it ideal for post-collapse scenarios and modern martial applications.

Features

• 9260 spring steel blade for durability and flex
• Full tang construction with ergonomic milled G10 handle
• Black oxide coating for reduced glare and corrosion resistance
• MOLLE-compatible sheath for modular carry
• Designed for one-handed use—light, fast, and devastating

Specifications

• Overall Length: 23 3/8" (59.4 cm)
• Blade Length: 17" (43.2 cm)
• Handle Length: 6 1/4" (15.9 cm)
• Weight: 1 lb 6 oz (624 g)
• Blade Thickness at Guard: 0.25" (6.3 mm)
• Blade Steel: 9260 Spring Steel
• Edge Hardness: HRC 56
• Handle Material: Black G10 Scales
• Sheath: MOLLE-compatible nylon sheath

The APOC Waning Moon Yataghan isn't just a blade—it's your companion in the aftermath. Rugged, balanced, and lethal, it bridges old-world design with tactical practicality. Whether you're a prepper, survivalist, martial artist, or collector of serious edged weapons, this Yataghan stands ready for the end of the world—or just your next outdoor mission.