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It's to open bottles.
Or would you have us drink beer outta' a CAN?
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Anyone heard of this guy?
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omg, this tard says he developed the razr while settling in a remote area and building a cabin
looks like he lives in what is now a suburb in central florda
:jerkit:
I hope he falls on his knife and gay manatee rapes him up the butt
It's to open bottles.
no, no, no. now i realize it is the "jaw and guthook". sorry it looks kinda like a bottle opener. i mistook the fence hook for a gut hook.
it also has a hammer butt.
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I coudn't remember where I came across this J. Lightning name before. It turned out to be a coincidence, the name I was trying to remember wa John Thunder, cobbled together from the same source this guy uses: the Carthaginian Hannibal, properly Hannibal Barca.
Hannibal is Phoenician for Gracious is Baal (Lord). In the closely related Hebrew language, that would be Hananyah, or Yahannan. In European languages, Yahannan became Johan or John. Barca is the Hebrew Barak: thunderbolt.
Hannibal Barca: J(ohn) Lightning.
I hope the people buying one of his Razr knives don't expect a cellphone with a blade built in, or a knife you can call home on.
Hannibal is Phoenician for Gracious is Baal (Lord). In the closely related Hebrew language, that would be Hananyah, or Yahannan. In European languages, Yahannan became Johan or John. Barca is the Hebrew Barak: thunderbolt.
Hannibal Barca: J(ohn) Lightning.
I hope the people buying one of his Razr knives don't expect a cellphone with a blade built in, or a knife you can call home on.
If he is not involved with TOPS he needs to get a grip of him self and wind his neck in ! iv never seen a knife look more like a TOPS that was not made by them.
And that "damascus fighter" 4 knives down on this page http://www.razrknife.com/Custom.html is just a joke ...... isnt it
And that "damascus fighter" 4 knives down on this page http://www.razrknife.com/Custom.html is just a joke ...... isnt it
I'm throwing the bull shit flag on this one. The knives are way over-priced as stated and only a noob or wannabe "operator" is going to sling the cash for this garbage.
On another note- on the testimonials page with the letter from "Sgt. Leibhart", I've never heard of "FORCE PRO CELL Cereberus 1" and I've been around a fair bit. Second, 20 meters away from a 155 and the only damage done was the gunner was knocked out? WTF? I know a little about explosives (it was my primary MOS) and unless there was a bunch of stuff in between them and the round or it was buried too deep- unlikely as well.:jerkit:
On another note- on the testimonials page with the letter from "Sgt. Leibhart", I've never heard of "FORCE PRO CELL Cereberus 1" and I've been around a fair bit. Second, 20 meters away from a 155 and the only damage done was the gunner was knocked out? WTF? I know a little about explosives (it was my primary MOS) and unless there was a bunch of stuff in between them and the round or it was buried too deep- unlikely as well.:jerkit:
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That's why I do it.
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You never know. His knives are a scam, but he might have gone to school with me. 
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They sure did! Tactical Knives, November-06, page 20, by Steven Dick. The article is "Pro-Tect Razr: It'll bring you back alive!" Interestingly enough, John Peters, the name Brian found in the search, is listed in the article as the person who designed the knife.
Whenever I read an article in Tactical Knives, I like to keep in mind that this is the same magazine that had an article all about Duane Dwyer's Spec-Ops background, written by W. W. Wright (whomever that really is), on page 35 of the May-99 issue. Also, Steven Dick later said that Mick Strider and Duane Dwyer had impressive backgrounds with Spec-Ops Military Units, in an article, "Those incredible shrinking Striders," on page 82 of the November-02 issue. Suffice it to say, I don't believe much of what I read in Tactical Knives magazine anymore!
Regards,
3G
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The "custom damascus" is attached here, and can be found on this page:
http://www.razrknife.com/Custom.html
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So, you self-proclaimed “experts” have any real survival experience, or background at all, and I don’t mean a weekend survival school?
Do any of you geniuses have any first-hand knowledge of our gear? Or even second-hand?
I’ve had enough field experience not to judge any equipment before I’ve spent at least a week or better in the weeds with it. You haven’t even held it in your hand, so what qualifies you to make the criticisms you have? What qualifications do any of you have? None, I bet, for the reasons I’ve just stated.
The only opinion that I value is from professionals, not wanna-be’s. You guys need some real experiences and maybe you’d have something real to talk about. We get feedback from real men, soldiers that put their life on the line every day, sending us letters about combat encounters, using our Razr in combat, as entry tools, popping windows and doors, using it to break seat brackets to free trapped gunners that have the side of their armored vehicle caved in on them, and they had to be extracted with the chair, etc. ….
We send boxes of field munchies to theses men, with their gear, and they send us souvenirs and letters of thanks for our tough gear and support to our troops. These are real professionals, maybe you should send them some of your third-hand opinions and see what they think.
I am so tired of runny-nosed wanna-be’s, I could scream, and it makes me ill. Maybe I’ll point a few real soldiers to your little site, that could make for good reading.
You all don’t have what it takes to be real field operators, or you would be, so the best you could do is stay in the comfort of home and try to impress everyone with your banter.
You know, it’s sad and even pathetic that you waste your time (and other people’s) hiding behind a computer, insult and ridicule someone and something you know nothing about at all.
You can’t afford my products, so you sit behind a computer and gossip like old ladies in a sewing circle. Really guys, take a look at yourselves!
I don’t have to ask any of you what any of you ever designed, invested in, or had the initiative to develop, ever, much less built with your own hands. Dumb question, I already know the answer: absolutely nothing.
Know why? Because you can’t, plain and simple. That’s why you’re doing what you’re doing right now.
If any of you would care to come to my shop to see how someone who actually crafts steel and equipment, I truly invite you to see how real equipment and gear are hand-built.
You all have my contact number, I’m sure it would be one of your first real life experiences to step out from behind a computer and meet someone face to face for a change. My shop is quite impressive, in the middle of Florida’s Everglades. Now let’s see who will take me up on the invitation.
You know, one of the most disturbing things in the world today is that most people’s mouths are as big as the internet, sure is safe there, huh, fellas?
If you guys wish to spend a weekend out here at my Ranch, you are more than welcome. I’ll even call your Mommies and clear it with them, if not, don’t bother real people.
Your “fun” at my expense is greatly outweighed by the e-mails we receive from real soldiers from Afghanistan and Iraq that have had our equipment for quite a while now, and from a year to two years later still thank us for our great gear.
Hey, I got a novel idea! Why don’t you guys consider enlisting in some area of the military, so that you may even have to use a knife at some point (other than using it for cleaning you nails). But somehow I really can’t see that happening with any of you without a computer screen to hide behind. God forbid you should ever have to confront or be confronted with any kind of weapon, and your Mommy’s not there.
I shouldn’t be so critical of you guys as you are of me, for the same reason I stated earlier, I haven’t met you and I don’t know you, but what am I supposed to think other than you have no backbone or any basis on which to make your opinions. And you know what they say about opinions … That’s the difference between you and me, I do, you talk.
J. Lightning
P.S.: I won’t return to this site to see if you boys are done picking on me, you’ll hurt my feelings.
P.P.S.: This is an e-mail we received a week ago from an operator in Afghanistan who purchased a Special Combat and Survival System almost a year ago. This is somebody who has had real experience with our equipment.
“Mr. J Lightning,
This is SPC John Langford. I bought one of your special combat razrs a few months ago. I was chopping one day and the last chop went through and i nicked the blade a little on a rock or something. The nick is toward the point. Would there be anyway I could send it to you and have you get the bur out of the blade. If you don't remember me I am the one that bought your last leather sheath that could be used for horizontal carry. Anyway I do love the knife and sheath and really appreciate the quality.Thanks for your time.
SPC John Langford
RE: SPC Langford,
Absolutely, no worries! Simply send just the knife to us, well wrapped so it can't punch out the box, with a check enclosed for return shipping and insurance.
I will put a whole new edge on your knife and re-heat treat the edge so it will be the same as you bought it new, no charge.
Depending on how deep the nick is, I don't want to completely remove a flaw. I'll judge it, and do it accordingly, but understand that if there is something little left, if will come out eventually with future sharpenings. We just don't want to grind your knife away for no reason.
Anyhow, glad to fix it for you! If you're still around to beat it up that means you're still intact and that's much preferable!
Good to hear from you, stay safe,
J. Lightning “
Do any of you geniuses have any first-hand knowledge of our gear? Or even second-hand?
I’ve had enough field experience not to judge any equipment before I’ve spent at least a week or better in the weeds with it. You haven’t even held it in your hand, so what qualifies you to make the criticisms you have? What qualifications do any of you have? None, I bet, for the reasons I’ve just stated.
The only opinion that I value is from professionals, not wanna-be’s. You guys need some real experiences and maybe you’d have something real to talk about. We get feedback from real men, soldiers that put their life on the line every day, sending us letters about combat encounters, using our Razr in combat, as entry tools, popping windows and doors, using it to break seat brackets to free trapped gunners that have the side of their armored vehicle caved in on them, and they had to be extracted with the chair, etc. ….
We send boxes of field munchies to theses men, with their gear, and they send us souvenirs and letters of thanks for our tough gear and support to our troops. These are real professionals, maybe you should send them some of your third-hand opinions and see what they think.
I am so tired of runny-nosed wanna-be’s, I could scream, and it makes me ill. Maybe I’ll point a few real soldiers to your little site, that could make for good reading.
You all don’t have what it takes to be real field operators, or you would be, so the best you could do is stay in the comfort of home and try to impress everyone with your banter.
You know, it’s sad and even pathetic that you waste your time (and other people’s) hiding behind a computer, insult and ridicule someone and something you know nothing about at all.
You can’t afford my products, so you sit behind a computer and gossip like old ladies in a sewing circle. Really guys, take a look at yourselves!
I don’t have to ask any of you what any of you ever designed, invested in, or had the initiative to develop, ever, much less built with your own hands. Dumb question, I already know the answer: absolutely nothing.
Know why? Because you can’t, plain and simple. That’s why you’re doing what you’re doing right now.
If any of you would care to come to my shop to see how someone who actually crafts steel and equipment, I truly invite you to see how real equipment and gear are hand-built.
You all have my contact number, I’m sure it would be one of your first real life experiences to step out from behind a computer and meet someone face to face for a change. My shop is quite impressive, in the middle of Florida’s Everglades. Now let’s see who will take me up on the invitation.
You know, one of the most disturbing things in the world today is that most people’s mouths are as big as the internet, sure is safe there, huh, fellas?
If you guys wish to spend a weekend out here at my Ranch, you are more than welcome. I’ll even call your Mommies and clear it with them, if not, don’t bother real people.
Your “fun” at my expense is greatly outweighed by the e-mails we receive from real soldiers from Afghanistan and Iraq that have had our equipment for quite a while now, and from a year to two years later still thank us for our great gear.
Hey, I got a novel idea! Why don’t you guys consider enlisting in some area of the military, so that you may even have to use a knife at some point (other than using it for cleaning you nails). But somehow I really can’t see that happening with any of you without a computer screen to hide behind. God forbid you should ever have to confront or be confronted with any kind of weapon, and your Mommy’s not there.
I shouldn’t be so critical of you guys as you are of me, for the same reason I stated earlier, I haven’t met you and I don’t know you, but what am I supposed to think other than you have no backbone or any basis on which to make your opinions. And you know what they say about opinions … That’s the difference between you and me, I do, you talk.
J. Lightning
P.S.: I won’t return to this site to see if you boys are done picking on me, you’ll hurt my feelings.
P.P.S.: This is an e-mail we received a week ago from an operator in Afghanistan who purchased a Special Combat and Survival System almost a year ago. This is somebody who has had real experience with our equipment.
“Mr. J Lightning,
This is SPC John Langford. I bought one of your special combat razrs a few months ago. I was chopping one day and the last chop went through and i nicked the blade a little on a rock or something. The nick is toward the point. Would there be anyway I could send it to you and have you get the bur out of the blade. If you don't remember me I am the one that bought your last leather sheath that could be used for horizontal carry. Anyway I do love the knife and sheath and really appreciate the quality.Thanks for your time.
SPC John Langford
RE: SPC Langford,
Absolutely, no worries! Simply send just the knife to us, well wrapped so it can't punch out the box, with a check enclosed for return shipping and insurance.
I will put a whole new edge on your knife and re-heat treat the edge so it will be the same as you bought it new, no charge.
Depending on how deep the nick is, I don't want to completely remove a flaw. I'll judge it, and do it accordingly, but understand that if there is something little left, if will come out eventually with future sharpenings. We just don't want to grind your knife away for no reason.
Anyhow, glad to fix it for you! If you're still around to beat it up that means you're still intact and that's much preferable!
Good to hear from you, stay safe,
J. Lightning “
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J Lightning,
You sound like the wanna-be trying to cash in on naive folks by gouging them with false claims. Show us your military record. What branch were you a "tactical operator" in? What unit? I'll be the first to salute you if you really did serve. However, even if you did, the ridiculous claims you make about your knives and the heat-treat, etc. it would be a stain on your service, because they are bullshit. Plus the fact that you are scraping pieces off a perfectly good TOPS Screaming Eagle and calling it your own.
I'll be down at MacDill AFB (SOCOM) several times this year for work. I'd be more than happy to visit your "ranch," and discuss this in person.
Put up or shut up. We'll see who the wannabe really is. If I had a nickel for all the anonymous assholes who challenged me when I called them on their bullshit - and never showed - I'd be a rich man.
I hate scam artists, period. You, sir, are one of them. Taking that amount of money out of our SOLDIERS pockets is the biggest crime of all.
You sound like the wanna-be trying to cash in on naive folks by gouging them with false claims. Show us your military record. What branch were you a "tactical operator" in? What unit? I'll be the first to salute you if you really did serve. However, even if you did, the ridiculous claims you make about your knives and the heat-treat, etc. it would be a stain on your service, because they are bullshit. Plus the fact that you are scraping pieces off a perfectly good TOPS Screaming Eagle and calling it your own.
I'll be down at MacDill AFB (SOCOM) several times this year for work. I'd be more than happy to visit your "ranch," and discuss this in person.
Put up or shut up. We'll see who the wannabe really is. If I had a nickel for all the anonymous assholes who challenged me when I called them on their bullshit - and never showed - I'd be a rich man.
I hate scam artists, period. You, sir, are one of them. Taking that amount of money out of our SOLDIERS pockets is the biggest crime of all.
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