The blood grooves featured on the KA-BAR series of knives appear (to me at least) to be much bigger/wider than on other knives I've seen, so I was wondering: 1) Can someone tell me why? Is there a practical reason? 2)Can anyone post pictures of their KA-BAR's and especially close-up's on the blood groove? 3) A bigger blood-groove, as the one on the KA-BAR series, compared to a smaller, advantages/disadvantages? I've never seen a bayonet with such a big blood-groove.
I'm trying to decide what to use on my bayonet-styled fighter I'm designing (but won't make the knife myself). I do understand that a blood-groove mostly are just for looks, but if there can be any advantage, no matter how big, I'd want it of course.
I'm trying to decide what to use on my bayonet-styled fighter I'm designing (but won't make the knife myself). I do understand that a blood-groove mostly are just for looks, but if there can be any advantage, no matter how big, I'd want it of course.
