Russian Spetznaz Machete

[BladeScout]

[QUOTE = "BladeScout, post: 18253198, member: 271808"] интересно, как этот мачете держится с этим прикреплением лезвия к ручке.
Было бы интересно иметь долгосрочный тест / обзор.

Что касается лопат, то я получил из Москвы титановую лопату.
Довольно нравится и часто его использовать.
Низкий вес и пакеты хорошо on / in a ruck.

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The shovel must be heavy to cut branches and heads. Where did you see the titanium axe? Only steel.

I use a saw for branches ... or a machete.
The shovel is used for digging.

Was at the beach the other day and used the shovel to dig through a layer of sand and stones to reach colder damp sand for the pooch in the scorching heat. Also raised a tarp on telescoping poles for shade and placed the water bowl within reach.

Most often the shovel is with me when camping. Its useful for various tasks in the woods.

'Titanium axe' - which axe? I dont have a ti axe.
If you refer to the ti shovel, it can be found on a major auction site.

'Only steel' - not sure, what you are trying to convey. The shovel is titanium. It works great and weighs next to nothing.
I have steel shovels - never use 'em any more. Titanium rocks.

 

[Rostovsky]

https://rama909.livejournal.com/12448017.html
The only machete I remembered was the emergency machete of military pilots and astronauts. The special forces did not have a machete and no. After all, predatory animals in the jungle do not use a machete)))).

 

[DocJD]

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We can't see this image .

 

[BladeScout]

Unlike the Spetsnaz combat spatula, the thing I truly missed out on was all the great deals on titanium kit after the fall of the Soviet Union. Man, there was some good stuff for cheap--that shovel is awesome.

Its is indeed awesome.

I heartedly recommend snagging one, if you can.
I bought it relatively recently (in historical terms), so this isnt from the time of the fall of the USSR

I also got the minimalist little brother to the shovel - likewise in titanium.

Its also very useful.

 

[DocJD]

Its is indeed awesome.

I heartedly recommend snagging one, if you can.
I bought it relatively recently (in historical terms), so this isnt from the time of the fall of the USSR

I also got the minimalist little brother to the shovel - likewise in titanium.

Its also very useful.

So , we don't know what to call OP's machete , but surely we can still call a spade ^^^ a spade ?

 

[BladeScout]

So , we don't know what to call OP's machete .....

Fascine knife

 

[GIRLYmann]

There is no jungle in Russia. Why a machete?For cutting branches using a shovel.
There's one in my truck. As a precaution.

Yeah, that sounds probable.
It also explains why the soviet cosmonaut experience had
tooled up a very peculiar Franken survival gizmo
http://modernfirearms.net/en/shotguns/russia-shotguns/tp-82-eng/
http://www.collectionfifatips.com/The-Ultimate-List-of-Weapons-Astronauts-Have-Carried-Into-Orbit/

 

[Rostovsky]

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This is how the brand of a real shovel of the Soviet special forces looks like