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Train like you Fight
- Thread starter Dean C.
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very nice work
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Very cool Dean,
I like the backdrop.
But....as we all know kydex makes a substandard trainer because when your as fast as i am....it melts...
Miss ya pal
m
I like the backdrop.
But....as we all know kydex makes a substandard trainer because when your as fast as i am....it melts...
Miss ya pal
m
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I prefer aluminium or metal. I like yours though. I have a variety of trainers. I would catch hell if I posted some of mine
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Thanks for the votes of confidence, Mick I am trying to come up with a more heat resistant/areodynamic/teflon coated/less likely to melt in Micks faster than sound hands
Have even approached NASA on this...nothing. Might have to visit
Area-51!
Dashunde2, negitive on it weighing much.
I like aluminum also although it can hit kind of hard, it does keep you honest.
I have not tried wood or aluminum as I am set up for Kydex, a guy brings me his knife, I put a few sections of Kydex together, trace his knife out, cut-grind and sand and put the handle on and he has a trainer that looks and feels like the knife he carries just dosen't weigh as much.
Anyway, guys thanks for the kind words, when I make another I'll take another pic.
Take care. Dean
Mick take care and I'll be in touch. Later. Dean
Have even approached NASA on this...nothing. Might have to visit
Area-51!
Dashunde2, negitive on it weighing much.
I like aluminum also although it can hit kind of hard, it does keep you honest.
I have not tried wood or aluminum as I am set up for Kydex, a guy brings me his knife, I put a few sections of Kydex together, trace his knife out, cut-grind and sand and put the handle on and he has a trainer that looks and feels like the knife he carries just dosen't weigh as much.
Anyway, guys thanks for the kind words, when I make another I'll take another pic.
Take care. Dean
Mick take care and I'll be in touch. Later. Dean
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Cool idea. Just out of curiousity, how do you guys train? Do you wear protective gear of some sort? Do you do some sort of drills?
I'm a firm believer in training like you are in a real fight, whether it be empty hand, knife, or firearm. Anything less is just make believe and gives you a false sense of security in my opinion. Unfortunately it's hard to find people who want to train this way.
I'm a firm believer in training like you are in a real fight, whether it be empty hand, knife, or firearm. Anything less is just make believe and gives you a false sense of security in my opinion. Unfortunately it's hard to find people who want to train this way.