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well i kinda expected that since it has a REALLY thin edge..and since metal is more brittle when its cold.. yeah i could see that happening. id consider it more of a combat utility than survival. i have one and i love it. never know coulda been a bad batch, alot coulda made that happen. so really...

i have a heritage 65# draw but with my length of pull its closer to 70# i love it. im getting good at hitting pop cans at 20+ meters which i think is pretty good (:

your in a jungle.. make charcoal you can use it for torches.

nice rifle! mines an 1895 chatrelleut (how ever you spell it) tula (:

@tallswede80 actually his knives the ones i held (the bulldog and frankenstein) they are light a quick and very effective. the company has nothing to do with how their knives are made. and really san mai is a poor choice for a kukri style. sk5 is good but it depends on how it is treated. but are ...

now you should get you hands on a makarov, they are amazing guns.

the russians were pretty smart when it came to designing weapons with copies or not.. they are crafty buggers to say the least.

lol coulda just said equal or lesser force.

hey man, just started watching your vids, definately subbed! are you gonna have any reviews on the ontario marine raider bowie? not alot of good reviews on it really.

@thefinder808 depends on the gun, and the shooter, like with all ammo. not always bad to have some quality ammo as well.

you do realize it is NOT a survival knife? anyone who knows survival will tell you the tang is not suitable for heavy beatings. it is and always has been COMBAT/UTILITY. theres a difference. i have my great uncles ww2 issued ka-bar and its still kicking like brand new. if you want survival you th...

thats how sharp my ka-bar kukri came, but after i did some testing of out of the box sharpness, i take it to my stones and make it hsaving sharp with a mirror polish. not really neccesary just preference

... itd still be more fun to throw a hammer at someone.

the ka-bar isnt made to chop.. theres a difference in utility and survival.. if you want a survival knife get their kukri or an ontario raider bowie.. or even the ka-bar bowie (ontario is a little more eye appealing) ka-bar was meant for fighting and simple utility tasks. the blade and tang arent...

i carry a ka-bar.. it broke so i ground it to legal length for here origional handle and sheath. i carry it around my leg or shoulder so its a real intimidation tool xD

i have one of these and i duracoated the sheath with very thin light grey lines.. doesnt seem effective but at a distance it make the knife sheath look like a blurr.. and since the knife its in is my edc (but it snapped not to long ago and here in nebraska we can only carr 3.5in max) i ground dow...

i believe like with my tanto ka-bar its made out of 1095crovan. (its a nick name) the steel has a little chrome for rust resistance, and a little vanadium for hardness. really the only want to break it is to put it in a vice or deep in a log and pull it.

looks like you still need to get your hands on some mosin nagants! or a nice finnish m39.. cheap ammo and great rifles. some take some work and time to figure out but once you do they will hit where you aim every time

the cz-52 is a really nice and realiable handgun mine shoot very smoothly and accurate. easy to field strip as well.. just dont take the trigger group and everything else apart unless you know waht your doing.. i learned that the hard way xD

why is it you always say you dont care what other people do and for people to be themselves but always go back on that and post something saying whatt someone else does is wrong?

good looking finn m27 or 28!

i have 10 cans of the romanian silver tip.. my rifles love it and i get it for really good prices that i cant pass up.

i have an older modle of the ka-bar tanto. and i have to say, its my first ka-bar and im really impressed the person prior to me put it through the real use but this thing is solid and still standing strong. ka-bar's are definately worth the pretty penny they cost for a real knife

@Gungeek the fin m39's were also sighted in at 300m like alot of rifles were in that era (100-300 meter sight in 100m minimum) the fins sighted in the rifles at 300m meters so that anything closer than that could be held at a 6 o'clock hold and could keep the target visible. thats why my m39 shot...

ive had my ontraio raider bowie for about 2 years.. and ive used it to the point the black coating is gone. theres nothing starting to wear or anything on it. its still like factory new (minus the black of course) not alot you can do to destroy and ontario fixed blade!