Dark Opps Vendetta

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Any thoughts or opinions on Dark Opps Vendetta.The knife seems like a natural fighter,. Also, any thoughts on Darks Opps special steel mix.THe Dark Opps steel mix seems intriguing


Regards
Barry
 
The Dark Ops steel is probably the same N690 as the Extrema Ratio knives that Dark Ops based their designs on.

Some people seem to be natural fighters, always in trouble. Knives just lie there until those people pick them up and wave them at the rest of us.
 
Esav Benyamin said:
The Dark Ops steel is probably the same N690 as the Extrema Ratio knives that Dark Ops based their designs on.

Some people seem to be natural fighters, always in trouble. Knives just lie there until those people pick them up and wave them at the rest of us.
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I did not notice the "Vendetta "on the extreme ratio site. So Esav your telling me conclusively that all of Dark Opps designs are based on Extreme ratio?

Would you also enlighten me to which "Some People" seem to be natural fighters? You seem like you are very Knowledgeable about random people in general who casuallly wave knives.

Would do me the simple courtesy' in the future and respond with empircally gatherd facts.

Regards
Barrry The Wholewit
 
It has been found that the majority of Dark Ops knives were based upon Extrema Ratio designs. Several early prototypes from Dark Ops featured the words "Extrema Ratio" etched upon their blades, rumor has it. Search the forums for like discussions. The super cobalt steel Dark Ops uses is, in fact, close to N690Co. As a matter of fact, the "Co" in N690Co stands for cobalt. Coincidence? Happenstance? Who knows.

The general opinion is Dark Ops are not for dark ops. They are for the dork ops of mall ninjas. I handled one of their large folders at a gun show and found it to be of decent quality, but not enough to justify the price. The lock was cumbersome and there was, in fact, some blade play.

God bless you, America, and our men and women overseas.

KATN,

Wade

P.S.: Don't pick a fight with a moderator.
 
<Off to find some popcorn> Anyone want to make a bet as to whether or nor our erstwhile dark ops guy manages to respond appropriately?
 
Thank you for clarifying the Dork Opps mystery, . I sincerely appreciate your feedback Wade. While you are out getting popcorn Tritorn ,can you get me a soda?

Lord be with You and all our Men and Women who are serving around the World
Regards
Barry
 
Dork ops knives only appeal to those who are ignorant (Mall ninjas, mostly) and those dirtbags who don't care that the designs are ripoffs.

The vendetta is a particularly silly looking blade, and assuming it ever comes to market- will be the first halfway original design.

I can see their design process at work:

Original series of knives:
1. Steal those ER knives? Check
2. Send them to Elton John's Costume designer? Check
3. World's most retarded ad campaign? Check

New concept knives:
1. Steal drawings from small child? Check
2. Send them to high school student with rudimentary graphics skills? Check
3. World's most retarded ad campaign? Check
 
I was waiting for Rat to post here.
He dispises dork ops.

The owner is actually the former mod of the extrema ratio forum(now archived) that was here.
He also owned extrema ratio USA before he stole a bunch of blades from them and ditched them.
 
Rat (aka Mr. 42) your always so negative and wrong about so many things. Clearly these knives are designed by hobbits and Special Forces personel. The Vendetta "Used properly can generate the last earthly sensation a terrorist feels on his quick trip to the hearafter." How can you possibly have a problem with knives designed to send terrorists to the hereafter... do you hate america?

Also you forgot to mention that their website, (as I just discovered while looking up this fine knife) is totally tactical.

My gf, got me Tom Clancy's Endwar thinking it was a real Tom Clancy book, and they mentioned a dark ops knife [REEDITED TO ADD: Could have been a mercworx...]. I wondered how much the company paid to get that in there...

Edited to add: Looks like they are now ripping off Surefire flashlights too!
 
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sirahren said:
Rat (aka Mr. 42) your always so negative and wrong about so many things. Clearly these knives are designed by hobbits and Special Forces personel. The Vendetta "Used properly can generate the last earthly sensation a terrorist feels on his quick trip to the hearafter." How can you possibly have a problem with knives designed to send terrorists to the hereafter... do you hate america?

Also you forgot to mention that their website, (as I just discovered while looking up this fine knife) is totally tactical.

My gf, got me Tom Clancy's Endwar thinking it was a real Tom Clancy book, and they mentioned a dark ops knife. I wondered how much the company paid to get that in there...
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Did they deanimate any terrorists with said knife? Or was it mentioned as a bar fight deterrent/bottle opener?
 
I think they just unleashed the knife and all the worlds bad guys died in a heartbeat.Though no blood was spilled as to the design of the blade.They just popped off the scales for decontamination and everyone called it a day.
 
Hammer27 said:
No much worse actually:

http://bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=543060
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I guess you hate america too. Trying to keep these great tools out of reach of our men and women who are fighting with inferior products like surefires, busses, fn's, etc etc...

What really ticks me off is that company's are willing to take this companies money. I saw they were sponsering the SWAT tournement and I'm sure they could use the money, and DESERVE it, but it just gives legitamacy to a sleazy company with sleazy business practices. :rolleyes:
 
I'll just second what Rat and others have already said, and save myself a lot of typing.
 
I was under the impression that Dark Ops knives were in fact used in a Oompa Loompa uprising at the Wonka Chocolate Factory. Rumor has it that several Oompa Loompas were unhappy with the distribution system of the golden tickets to gain admission into the secretive Wonka Chocolate factory without clear input from the Loompa Union Local 282. This sticky issue became further exacerbated when all white children were declared the winners of the tour of the factory. This got the Rev. Al Sharpton involved who again has ties to the Oompa Loompas and as campaigned albeit unsuccessfully for their emancipation from the Chocolate industry.

Sadly this situation turned violent when Several Oompa Loompas Seceded from Loompa Local Union 282 claiming that the union was bowing to Chocolate management pressure and not representing the rights of the Oompa Loompas who were forced to learn to sing and dance songs that were in fact a clear violation of thier contract. As a result two of the more violent and unstable members of this union ( two Oompa Loompas named Stinky Pete and Rex Cooley) began to stage a violent protest and several members of Wonka Management were bludgeoned with sharp objects believed to be Dark Ops Knives.

Dark Ops of course has denied Vehemently that they had anything to do with the Rogue Oompa Loompa uprising and in a company statement said and I quote.

" We ain't got shyt to do wit no midgets or what ever the ( Fbomb) dey is called. Weez makin qwality nifes for discurning kustomers" If a orange midjut hapens to git one of our nifes it aint our problem"

Later that week several Dark Ops knives were confiscated outside of the Wonka Chocolate works in a routine sweep of protesting Oompa Loompas. Sadly the final chapter of this story is yet to be written.
 
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