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If this is the wrong forum sorry. In splinter cell, if any of you have played it, what is that knife he has. If you have read the books its in there somewhere. But in splinter cell double agent, the newest one, in the loading screen hes got a cool knife. What is it? On wikipedia it said...
The player first got the chance to wield Fisher's knife in Chaos Theory. In the first novel, it is described as a USMC Ka-bar with a hilt covered in compressed leather of standard design. In the third novel, Sam uses a Fairbairn-Sykes dagger, given to him by Frank Bunch, a close friend of Sam's father. However, in the game, some close-ups of the hilt suggest that it is custom made. The knife appears to be double-edged, with a blade roughly 5 inches long. It has a central groove called a "fuller" in order to reduce weight, often mistakenly called a "blood groove". With the exception of size, the knife is almost identical to the Gerber Guardian Back Up or a SOG Pentagon. In Double Agent, it is shown to have one serrated edge. Fisher carries it horizontally at the back of his belt, allowing him to draw it easily and quickly in either forward or reverse grips. However, in Splinter Cell: Double Agent, the knife is described as, quote:
"SC 'Protector' double-edged combat knife. Overall length 7 1/2 inches with a 3 and 3/8 inch, black oxidized high carbon stainless steel blade to prevent reflections and a black polymer rubber handle."
The player first got the chance to wield Fisher's knife in Chaos Theory. In the first novel, it is described as a USMC Ka-bar with a hilt covered in compressed leather of standard design. In the third novel, Sam uses a Fairbairn-Sykes dagger, given to him by Frank Bunch, a close friend of Sam's father. However, in the game, some close-ups of the hilt suggest that it is custom made. The knife appears to be double-edged, with a blade roughly 5 inches long. It has a central groove called a "fuller" in order to reduce weight, often mistakenly called a "blood groove". With the exception of size, the knife is almost identical to the Gerber Guardian Back Up or a SOG Pentagon. In Double Agent, it is shown to have one serrated edge. Fisher carries it horizontally at the back of his belt, allowing him to draw it easily and quickly in either forward or reverse grips. However, in Splinter Cell: Double Agent, the knife is described as, quote:
"SC 'Protector' double-edged combat knife. Overall length 7 1/2 inches with a 3 and 3/8 inch, black oxidized high carbon stainless steel blade to prevent reflections and a black polymer rubber handle."
