Busse Hell Razor 2. Just one option among too many big blades that I've been collecting during The Covid Year....
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What's your fighting knife?
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My trusty model 15. Has been a faithful companion for quite awhile.
...... I have a lot of knives but highly recommend maintaining at least 6 feet of social distancing at any knife fight brought your way.
^^I was thinking it but was not going to be the first to go there with the bayonet theme.
Unless your round count is zero, to be effective however, it still violates my recommended social distancing rule .
Don't have a holster for this setup.
Unless your round count is zero, to be effective however, it still violates my recommended social distancing rule .
Don't have a holster for this setup.
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A few from the load-out -room that would serve one well inside 6 feet.
- Chris Reeves Neil Roberts Commemorative with M92 companion
-Chris Reeves customized full size Green Beret
- Chris Reeves Aviator, no compass on the end!, but room for matches; FN 5.7 just in case
- Ontario Knife Company Ranger Series, serious kit
- SOG, SEAL full size & pup, when SOG was the right kit
- HK makes a serious threat straight edge
- Emerson fixed blade (with NSW#) is one of the best knife / locking sheath combinations I know of
- Microtech out the front could be handy
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- Chris Reeves Neil Roberts Commemorative with M92 companion
-Chris Reeves customized full size Green Beret
- Chris Reeves Aviator, no compass on the end!, but room for matches; FN 5.7 just in case
- Ontario Knife Company Ranger Series, serious kit
- SOG, SEAL full size & pup, when SOG was the right kit
- HK makes a serious threat straight edge
- Emerson fixed blade (with NSW#) is one of the best knife / locking sheath combinations I know of
- Microtech out the front could be handy
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Depends on the fight you are getting me into. Now a days...I'd much prefer using the neck shroud karambit.
It was made by my old Sifu several years ago....it is a highly concealable Pilipino style karambit. It is Damascus steel and can get very sharp. It is designed mostly to rip tendons and major arteries in a close fight. When in your hand...you can barely see the blade. It is one of those things that you train with...and hope you never have to use for what it was made for. If I'm down to just using that for defense....shit went sideways quickly.
Lol…a PERFECT start for said thread… I’m interested tho.
I would not classify myself as a knife fighter even though I have some fighting knives. I did display a pocket knife with open blade in the 8th grade to convince some bullies that they were pursuing a very impolite and impertinent course of action at my expense, which would cost them, in no small measure, some loss of hemoglobin.
Anyway... I got these Kailash blades today.
Anyway... I got these Kailash blades today.
Same here, except it was with one of these Old Timers, not sure which one; grandpa gave me a different one each year for Christmas, then started with the Buck knives gifting.
All the kids had pocket knives at elementary school back in the day, no foul play use intended. No metal detectors, no detention hall, no school suspension for possession etc. Taking guns to school was for the Sharks & Jets gangs.
I carried an Emerson CQC-7 (drilled and tapped lefty) in my support side pocket opposite my duty weapon for the last many years before retiring... best knife ever IMO for giving one a little more stealth/retention than any fixed does just hanging out there off a duty belt, but comes out damn quick and easy for aiding in weapon retention if things were to go that way.
I've got cool autos from Microtech, Benchmade and others, but the Emersons are still the ones that actually go to work everyday. Simple, solid, the Emerson wave is ingenious.
I've got cool autos from Microtech, Benchmade and others, but the Emersons are still the ones that actually go to work everyday. Simple, solid, the Emerson wave is ingenious.
Very nice: As we say in the south. Get off my property.
Only one from them in my stable, but its part of my gear, and means something to me.
Benchmade CSK II Combat Survival Knife (6" Black) 158BK - Blade HQ
This 158BK CSK II is a discontinued Benchmade model that we acquired from a collector. It's in like new condition and a First Production knife. The original box ("broken in"), papers, and sheath are included with this knife. The Combat Survival Knife CSK II is a simple, well designed tool from...
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Yes. He’s awesome. I will add that the knife is still with me and hair popping sharp. It has the most symmetrical and clean angles on the grind and the epoxied handle over the thick steel makes it an absolute beast. Not a damn thing this knife didn’t do for me in the field. Even did plenty non-knife stuff with ease (I cringe thinking of what this poor blade went through). I got a very heavy patina on it and ended up cold blueing it (after pics above) just over what was already there to help hold oil for me in the field and I never got rust.
My Hardcore Hammers hatchet. Cause if I'm down to a knife fight, I want to be the crazy bastard swinging a shave-sharp hatchet.
I've been wearing Danner boots since they were issued to me 12 years ago. Not the same pair, but I collected enough to get me through my 40s probably... I'm not as fast as I used to be but I am still properly motivated to use them to run the fuck away from a knife fight.
Total Tangent, but Danner boots, Superfeet insoles, Fox River socks. The way to go.
Love the ESEE 6. I would use my Infidu, Last Rites and Hog Gemini if a rifle or handgun was not available. Scary thought
This is a foldable pocket knife, fox 599 XT. Great little knife on a budget. For me it’s only got one use.
It’s intimidating to face, and quick!
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Naw... just kidding.
I have this on my war belt. Old photo. It was new then...
I always preferred the ceramic one's from Harbor Freight. After they get dull from too many bar fights, I just give them to the old lady for cutting up her stir fry recipes.
I always have a couple of folders on me, but they’re primarily intended to be utility blades. My EDC that more closely fits the bill as a fighter is my Busse Team Gemini Ultra Light Brigade. It rides in a Spec-Ops sheath, attached to a 5.11 sling pack that I always have with me.
Here is an antique for you allView attachment 7566215
I had one of these that I used to carry in my boot when I was in 7th grade.
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