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I can't express enough how much I dislike that "sharpening choil" not covering the plunge line.
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I can't express enough how much I dislike that "sharpening choil" not covering the plunge line.
I don’t get it....definitely overpriced but far from useless.Sorry, but it was stronger than me.
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I was hoping to not open up old wounds from this thread but you forced me to. After digging deep in the random boxes in my closet I found a couple relics from my prior "knife" collecting daysDude you’re soft.
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How about the fury bonanza?
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Don’t worry your fingers are 100% safe.
Somewhere someone actually concieved of this as a concept, then someone made the mouldsband actually built it. Someone invested money and time into producing this.
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Are you kidding? That is a vicious weapon. I saw one of those fly around a room and take out about 20 vampires. Though that may have been a movie trick.....
They are kits you can buy, and yes, it's made of wood.
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I just don’t know what this is.
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Gonna throw this one in with a caveat:
The actual knife design is kinda badass - at least in the looks department. I love that big heavy blade and blunt tip.
But even if it was a really useful knife design (would be a decent jungle clearer), most likely the only ones that are actually made are pot metal and junk. That's my guess anyway. I could be very wrong.
I don’t get it....definitely overpriced but far from useless.
I was hoping to not open up old wounds from this thread but you forced me to. After digging deep in the random boxes in my closet I found a couple relics from my prior "knife" collecting days![]()
The Kizer Sheepdog is only there as a size reference and is a VERY useful knife. On the fury there us a certain way you can flick it to make all 4 of the blades come out at once. When I was little this was the coolest thing ever. The scales on it were thin "metal" and broke off over the years https://i.imgur.com/DH2056a.mp4
You can kick me off of BF now
Are you kidding? That is a vicious weapon. I saw one of those fly around a room and take out about 20 vampires. Though that may have been a movie trick.....
Those are good for teaching groups like Cub Scouts the ways to safely handle a knife.
Here's another candidate, though I would say more "useless features ON a knife":
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Not quite sure what to make of the two little things that fold up kind of like a hand guard, but having seen one of these you have to fold them out individually. That said the link below seems to suggest that the company itself (Mykel Hawke knives) stands behind their stuff:
http://www.chickengateway.com/broken-knife-exceeded-expectations/
Background on the Rambo IV design: http://www.hibbenknives.com/Gil-Hibben-Creations/Rambo-IV-Bowie-Knife
Or this one I forget the name of.
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Or this one I forget the name of.
... Now, here's a true drop point blade!
I just don’t know what this is.
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