Recommend a nicely sheathed push/karambit/dagger?

The Benchmade was heavily marketed to law enforcement. Security contractors.

It's a tool in the toolbox. If you're weapon is taken, malfunctions, runs out of ammo. Or you didn't have a gun in the first.

Training with one. It's a last ditch tool to save your life. You can throw a punch but with a knife. Not a swing it around but throwing a fist. It's a very brutal knife.

And Benchmade Benchmade ....They use to make a really nice one.


 
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Grasshopperglock said:
The Benchmade was heavily marketed to law enforcement. Security contractors.

It's a tool in the toolbox. If you're weapon is taken, malfunctions, runs out of ammo. Or you didn't have a gun in the first.

Training with one. It's a last ditch tool to save your life. You can throw a punch but with a knife. Not a swing it around but throwing a fist. It's a very brutal knife.

And Benchmade Benchmade ....They use to make a really nice one.
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I mean this with the utmost respect, but I love getting to read whenever you post lol. I feel like the way you speak is somewhere between William Shakespeare and Yoda 😄

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You don't need training for a push dagger. You make a fist around the knife and you punch.

There's very little that stop a fist driven dagger. I mentioned brutal. Areas to punch is the face. Arms, forearms....armpit.

It's a remarkable knife. Extremely simple in it's one function.
 
Grasshopperglock said:
You don't need training for a push dagger. You make a fist around the knife and you punch.

There's very little that stop a fist driven dagger. I mentioned brutal. Areas to punch is the face. Arms, forearms....armpit.

It's a remarkable knife. Extremely simple in it's one function.
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You do as much as kind of you should for any knife. (Unless you delve in to the karambit hand trapping stuff which I think is more show than go anyway)

And part of that is punching has levels. You can be bad at it.
 
I know OP already bought a Cold Steel, but I just learned that Civivi is releasing a budget version of the We Typhoeus dagger and I'm pretty sure I'm going to snag one when it comes out. The We Knife version was priced kind of high at $300, but this one uses G-10 or aluminum handles and 14C28N steel and is supposed to be $75-$110. It still does the handle shift thing to go from a regular drop point to a push dagger, and the sheath is set up to carry it so it comes out as a dagger first.

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Tsujigiri said:
I know OP already bought a Cold Steel, but I just learned that Civivi is releasing a budget version of the We Typhoeus dagger and I'm pretty sure I'm going to snag one when it comes out. The We Knife version was priced kind of high at $300, but this one uses G-10 or aluminum handles and 14C28N steel and is supposed to be $75-$110. It still does the handle shift thing to go from a regular drop point to a push dagger, and the sheath is set up to carry it so it comes out as a dagger first.

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I like it but I would never buy it. Due to personal reasons and geopolitical reasons. It looks very tempting but I cannot do it. And it looks like a pretty high quality piece.
 
Vlade said:
I like it but I would never buy it. Due to personal reasons and geopolitical reasons. It looks very tempting but I cannot do it. And it looks like a pretty high quality piece.
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I am not sold on punch daggers being any more street than anything else.

But if I was and I wanted to carry one defensively this would be ideal. As then I could cut an apple or something without looking silly.

But then someone attacks me. Bam! Punch dagger.
 
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