It's The End Of The World What Custom Knife Would You Grab ( Happy Halloween :) )

A good Khukuri should certainly do the trick
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Although thinking about it isn't zombie juice quite corrosive, so something like this may suit better?
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Very nice pieces dcv69

I do believe in an Apocopliptic situation a Khuk might be the best cure for the disease :)
 
I'm getting envious of all these khukuris. I already have a few, but no customs.

- Christian
 
Lorien said:
Matt Gregory's bowie might come in handy;

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Good to see that bocote finally darkening up! Not looking quite so much like I made it out of a broomstick, after all! ; )

I just got back from vacation in Colorado, where my skinny ass humped twenty-five pounds of camera gear around at elevation all week, so I think I'm going to maintain my previous observations about this.

Lorien's possible choice of the fighter I made would probably be mine, too. Big enough to develop lots of tip velocity and give hella long reach, but light enough to have on you without being burdened. Not being as massively proportioned as Joey P means I know I can't rely on brute force to win the day. (What do you figure I give up on, bro - 60 pounds? It's the problem with being built like you're made out of pipe cleaners...)

There's another that would qualify here:

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The Mojo, of course! Rog, Dan Farr and myself did that one, and it's certainly light and fast enough.


I think I'd also consider one on my kwaikens, although they're not quite as 'serious' from the almost-a-sword perspective, they're light, fast, sharp as hell, and great slicers.

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I'm also overlooking a few obvious ones that are quite a bit more sensible, too. My custom lefty folders from Paul Letourneau and RJ Martin, or my lil' kozuka in S90v from Mike Spangler, or even my prized Mike Fitzgerald pocket blade could make this list, as they're all exceptional at what they do - cut stuff, and look and feel good doing it.

As far as inspiring pieces are concerned, I could fill this thread with works from Foster, Farr, Cashen, Fogg, Knight, Lamey, Bagwell, Wheeler, Hanson... but it looks like everyone already has! Too many names and knives have drawn me into this realm, and too many people have helped me to list.
 
Ah Matt your lean and mean and I'm not that fat quite yet :) so not to much of a difference

Zombies would pass you up........ Not enough meat on your bones

I say we offer up Steven :)
 
I heard zombies enjoy eating tattooed flesh, but we really can't be sure until the time comes.
 
A Zombie, it does not move too fast I believe, Sam will have time to finish my cutter...

 
There's a gnarly meanness about this Wheeler/Paranee classic. It's all business. I would definitely find a way to get it into my gear...:cool:

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JParanee said:
Ah Matt your lean and mean and I'm not that fat quite yet :) so not to much of a difference

Zombies would pass you up........ Not enough meat on your bones

I say we offer up Steven :)
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One hundred and fifty-six pounds of gorgeous runway model physique here, bro. Probably about the same muscle mass as a runway model, too. heheh



I've got a Lorien chopper that would be on my list, too. I use it for trimming the branches from the numerous hemlock trees in my yard. Only thing I've ever had to do to it is wipe the sap from the trees off with mineral spirits. Handles great, and kicks ass in it's tasks!

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You look like the right guy to wield that, Scott.

I'm getting tired looking at the photo of you holding it. Damn thing probably weighs as much as I do!

Your photos are awesome, btw. Really nailed the shot on the woodpile.
 
I think cutting. You can cut off appendages right? Keep em from walking? Thrusting would require a vital organ. I'm not up on zombie anatomy... but my guess is that they are heartless and brainless.
 
Matthew.. It's only 2.5 pounds! I can HOLD it all day... not sure about hacking with it all day.

edit: I got the weight confused with the one in the woodpile.... the one I'm holding is a little over 3. And thanks the compliments on my photos!
 
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