The WASP INJECTION KNIFE
Since World War II, the military has seen its soldiers equipment go through radical changes and technological advances. Modifications have been made to nearly every aspect 
of military equipment and gear. Advances in weaponry and even things as simple as a pair of boots make our fighting men the best equipped soldiers in the world.
Technological innovation in defense products has continued and the patent-protected design of a new breed of knife has been introduced in the form of The WASP Injection Knife. The WASP Injection Knife features a new age take on man’s oldest tool, one that combines technology with practicality. It is a multi-shot gas injection weapon that is easy-to-use, easy-to-reload and delivers up to a 24g shot of compressed gas at 800 psi. on land or underwater. It is silent when used and highly effective in close quarters urban combat.
The WASP is ideally suited for:
* Special Ops Troops (Land or Sea)
* Downed Pilots Stranded In Open Water
or Remote Forests
* Military Survival Kits
* S.W.A.T. and Special Police
* Security Guards
MSRP $379.95
For more information on how the WASP can be used, visit www.waspknife.com
November 16th, 2009 at 5:45 pm
Oh no a weapon should only be in the hands of “Law Enforcement”. No “Civilian” should have the right to protect themselves and no law abiding citizen would ever consider carrying a weapon that can inflict damage. What a bunch of facist whiners. Any law abiding citizen should carry a weapon to defend themselves with. If a person tries to kill you, you don’t want to wound him you want to inflict as much damage in as little time as possible. I hate listening to all the LEO’s talk about how qualified they are. There are civilians that have never been in the military or law enforcement that are not proficient but masters of firearms. What you do as a profession has no bearing on your training and experience.
July 16th, 2009 at 8:28 am
I was wonderin, any of y’all used thar Wasp Injection Kinfe fer knife huntin? I sure would like to see some U-Tubes of someone stickin a pig with one of these here Injectin Knives.
July 4th, 2009 at 10:16 am
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June 10th, 2009 at 7:12 am
“What’s the largest pocket knife you can legally cary?”
1. Anyone that you dern’t git caught with.
2. In Jolly Old England, the Pommies cain’t legally cary a fingernail file.
3. In the USofA, the largest pocket knife you can carry is a bayonett attached to your Glock 17 pistol
4. In Australia the largest pocket knife you can carry is yer pecker. And ifn’ you have an Aussie shellia friend, she’ll carve it off and cary it fer ya.
April 4th, 2009 at 9:02 pm
whats the largest pocket knife you are legally allowed to carry?
January 9th, 2009 at 5:00 pm
Here are some additional thoughts on the Wasp Injection System:
Modifications I’d like to see:
1. Instead of CO2, how about using a small propane canister. Stab, inject gas, throw a match and watch that watermellon REALLY explode.
2. Turn that “Wasp” into a “Snake Bite”. Fill the tube with snake venom and melt a little wax over it to keep the venom in the tube until you need a little SNAKE BITE.
3. Other toxins could probably be used too.
Well, y’all let me know what you think, ok?
November 29th, 2008 at 4:12 pm
Love this knife, can’t wait to get one. It will make a good back up weapon to my pistol.
As for those who would ban it, get a life people. Laws only affect the law abiding, criminals commit murder, rape, etc despite long prison terms.
When are you going to learn to arm the good guys so we are able to protect ourselves from the bad? It’s not rocket science.
November 29th, 2008 at 7:49 am
A lot of civilians have commented very arrogantly on this.
First off, when the website said for security. They meant private military contractors, not a rent-a-pig. Although, I know several operators and I don’t think one would lower themselves to having to use a knife like that. They are proficient enough with their hands, firearms, and normal knives. They don’t need to go james bond technology to kill people.
For those that said self defense should be done from a distance, is a moron. Most self defense cases are within 8 paces, usually closer. Your best chances are a legally carried handgun, or a knife. Forget mace, even the most potent stuff barely works, I’ve had my fair share tested on me and could fight through it. But, even if you used that on someone, it’s designed to kill, and you can never try to kill someone in self defense, you can try to “stop” them. If stopping them kills them, so be it, but a court will probably rule that you used too much force, defending yourself with a knife like the wasp.
I could see the knife for divers, but like stated, there are bang sticks that do the job, and have been proven to do so, but the knife is still an alternative. Another good possibility for it, is large animals, especially in places like the appalachian trail, where the carry of firearms is prohibited in most areas, and very frowned upon in the rest. Though, you’re one crazy-m****fcker if you’re gonna try to stab a pissed off bear, with a 5 1/4″ blade, and hope to god the gas kills it. Either way, you’ll still probably get mauled. Stick with the experts, play dead, makes lot of noise and try to intimidate it, or slowly and calmy back away… all depending on what type of bear you’re looking at.
All-in-all, well thought up knife, “the perfect solution to a non-existent problem”. Very little practical use.
November 25th, 2008 at 11:29 pm
blacksheep, life sentence huh. that sounds like an appropriate sentence…in 1939 germany. what a ding dong!
November 15th, 2008 at 10:12 am
I love this knife! I’ve gotta have one of them. I’ve found all kinds of C02 cannisters on the net - some up to 60g - used to inflate life rafts, etc.. The biggest one that the knife takes is 24g - built into the handles. I suspect that all you really need is the adaptor, a 24g cannister and some insulating material over the cannister so as to not freeze your hand.
I’d like to see what a 60g cannister attached to this knife would do to that watermellon!
October 16th, 2008 at 3:10 pm
This is not a new idea. When I started scuba diving(late 1960’s early 1970’s), there was a weapon called the “Shark Dart”. There were two models. One was hand held with a short shaft and one had a long spear like shaft. Both had a round shaft with a sharp point on the end(with air holes). The idea was to drive it through the tough shark hide and it would fire on impact. I never had to use it. For a limited application it could be useful but you need a sheath for safe carry. Consider this an extremely dangerous weapon.
October 8th, 2008 at 7:54 pm
Nice knife, and good idea for diving but not for out of the water. Should have much harder penalties for having any type of knife when not being used for a trade. So many silly kids carrying knifes and guns and not being able to use their fists.
September 18th, 2008 at 12:53 am
1) security gaurd?? great for exploding the insides of some 14 year old stealing from Walmart corperation….. yeah right.
2) this knife looks VERY unuseful as a daily sheath knife in the woods. The fattest part of the blade is in the middle; which makes for a terrible cutting tool
3) shark knife - maybe, but the have had better shark injectors for DECADES with better reach
4) silent killer - absolutely not. people are rarely silent when their insides are being exploded
5) all in all - grossly overpriced, a moronic attempt to compete with the handgun, and a very unethical device, gauranteed to be misused by creeps
save your money, and support concealed carry rights for people that are not criminals, you’ll need your glock when a creepo tries to stab you with even just a 4 dollar knife.
September 5th, 2008 at 9:39 am
Violence is rarely the answer. But sometimes on rare occasions it is the ONLY answer. There are many weapons and skills that should be deployed before this knife ever leaves the sheath. First of all is survival instinct. Dont put yourself into a dangerous situation, unless you absolutely have to! Second, this is a CQC weapon, (that means close quarters combat) to the uninitiated. Whish means if you can use this on someone, then it can also be taken away and used on you. (something to think about.) Self defense is better performed at a distance. (Outside arms reach.) Perferably with a Handgun, Taser, Pepper Spray, Etc.) At the very most this knife should be considered a list-ditch, back-up weapon to be used when all other means have failed.
September 1st, 2008 at 12:04 pm
To Danny: Cops are cowards and the people that want to be cops - especially former armed forces personnel - should be banned from becoming cops. Although I would not like to see anyone injured, the phrase “just desserts” would come to mind if this weapon was used on some cop that was trying to brutalize an innocent person, like we have all seen too many times on the news.
August 29th, 2008 at 11:35 pm
The company that makes the WASP does more selling on their website about its use for a diver against predators. Personally I want one for when I am diving, I hate sharks that think I am food.
August 24th, 2008 at 9:59 pm
Looks like a great concept for a dive knife. Has it been shark tested? The LEO “you might hurt us with that” crowd will have it banned by congress before christmas.
August 22nd, 2008 at 5:09 pm
What are you people buying a knife for, to whittle wood? I doubt it, despite all the humanitarian rhetoric. If I am required to draw a knife to defend myself, my aim would not be to mercifully wound them, but to kill them as quickly as possible, not wave it in their face and hope they go away.
Questions remaining: 1) Does it require a permit to carry? 2) Is it, as one writer suggested, permitted by CWC regulations?
Finally, dead is dead. If you kill someone, no matter how you do it, it will leave a hole in your soul for the rest of your life. I know. I was stabbed, and I had to defend my self, to live. And I’ve had a hole in my soul for 45 years.
August 20th, 2008 at 8:43 pm
this knife is crazy…would be better if it was a little more skinny and easier to enter the body. nice idea though:)
August 19th, 2008 at 8:09 am
You are all pyscho’s and i think you all should be hung!
August 12th, 2008 at 11:50 pm
My partner has one of these,I will be buying one of these for use in the field.
They do NOT come with a sheath and are not very sharp at all,but the blast killed a attacking dog in one stick and blast.Its a bit weird to stab and fire but with a bit of pratice it works well.
August 6th, 2008 at 9:00 pm
I AM A DEPUTY AND I COULD NOT FIND ONE THING I WOULD EVER NEED A KNIFE LIKE THE WASP TO USE ON.
IF I COULD NOT STOP A SUBJECT FROM KILLING ME WITH MY HANDS I HAVE A SIDE ARM THAT I AM VERY QULIFIED TO USE. AND WHEN THE S*#T HITS THE FAN AND I MUST USE A KNIFE I CARY A FIXED BLADE DAGGER ATTACHED TO MY BODY ARMOR. I HOPE NEVER TO HAVE TO USE MY GUN OR KNIFE BUT I COULD CERTAINLY SEE SOME DIRT BAG ATTEMPTING TO USE A WEAPON LIKE THIS ON A COP OR AN INNOCENT PERSON.
August 5th, 2008 at 9:17 pm
security, as in private military contractors, don’t deal with walmart shop-lifters…
August 1st, 2008 at 10:12 pm
I just mine from UPS. It’s a big knife with a very thick blade so it has the strength desipite tube running through it. It feels good in the hand but not balanced like a fighter or something. I popped in a CO2 powerlet (after removing the spent test one they ship in it) and you get about one really good blast then a few minor ones. I guess it would piss a shark off huh?
A great knife overall, well built and an awesome hangle (neoprene type.) I didn’t see a sheath anywhere when I opened it. It must be in there somewhere I can’t imagine someone making a knife like this and not making a sheath for it. Maybe they forgot mine…
July 29th, 2008 at 8:44 pm
If used, military only! As a tool to cut freaking wood or so. You can´t be serious :
“The WASP is IDEALLY suited for:
* Special Ops Troops (Land or Sea)” lol
That´s def not a weapon for a sec- guard or policemen (they are not able to use their tasers in a right way, DON´T give them such a tool!).
“There may be areas where firearms are not allowed. This would be a great weapon for those times.” Yeah, what areas? Something like a plane, where the sheriff may cause a painful, hellofamess-dead to a drunken passenger?
think before writing.
but the invention of a gas knife is quite cool, would like to play a while with such a thing.
July 29th, 2008 at 2:12 pm
This knife should be treated like a deadly firearm.
July 25th, 2008 at 4:08 pm
“It is silent when used” only when employed as a regular knife. In the videos it makes a great deal of noise when the mechanism is used.
July 24th, 2008 at 2:23 am
I wonder about the legality of this weapon for military use? Would not the ability to inject gas(a chemical)into a person possibly qualify this as a chemical weapon? If so it might be banned for military use under the Chemical Weapons Convention(CWC).
July 22nd, 2008 at 2:13 pm
Deadly Force, if justified, can be delivered by anyone. Remember we all have the right to defened ourselves. Police are after the fact! We dial 911 and the police respond. Very few times are they there when crime happens. There may be areas where firearms are not allowed. This would be a great weapon for those times. As the advertisement points out you could be facing man or beast. I think it is a great product.
July 22nd, 2008 at 6:24 am
This is an outstanding weapon, but ONLY for the military. If a member of the public is caught with one it should be a life sentance, simple as that. Security guard - are you for real ! Remember that when a 14 year old kid is grabbed for shoplifting, the “security guard” will be the one dealing with them..
July 20th, 2008 at 10:36 pm
Security Guards? Are you freaking serious? Military maybe. But a civilian security guard? Encouraging some to use a highly lethal weapon that not only is guaranteed to make one hell of a mess, but to cause mind shattering amounts of pain is reckless. And immoral. Yea, lets give some 9-5 guy a incentive to guarantee a kill. REAL classy there.