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A tank can be temporarily put out of combat with something as simple as a fire extinguisher, provided the individual attacking can get close enough to the air intakes to the rear of the machine.

@genadiy24 Sorry genadiy24 I don't understand cyrillic...

Italian version of Blame it on Rio...?

keanoman1000 Ignorance can be cured, but stupidity is eternal. Judjing by your repies you will be forever an idiot. Have a long, long, miserable life.

@SuperTrekNerd You are damn right... The argies can't understand that the islanders don't want to have nothing to do with Argentina. The people in the Falklands have a living standard higher than the Scandinavian countries and on the other hand Argentina is a mess beyond hope.

@22centman36 A friend of mine who used to be in the music industry told me that much of today's music is computer generated and then somehow put toghether, quind like assembled from "ready computer generated pieces" It all sonds the same, with no soul. Just a few songs here and there are worth li...

You can find the method quite well explained and illustyrated in one of the Foxfire books, I don't remember which one bute there where six of them published I believe. Otherwise there is a book by Hershel House that shows the step-by-step of forging (wraping) boring, reaming and finally rifling a...

Ese tema me hace mierda...

@biltongbru Every decent man is ashamed of the government he lives under.

Regarding the statement that the .22Lr is not adequate for self-defense, I would like to point out that the handguns favoured by the Mossad ops are the Berettas 70 and 71 in 22Lr.

They specifically train to put as many rounds as possible into the target head.

It makes me happy to know that you are satisfied with this gun. I am from Argentina and I have to say that I feel proud that at least there is one good thing coming out of that country...

I have a Bersa Firestorm .22LR made in Aregentina (third world country, mind you) which the more I shoot the better it works with ALL kinds of ammo under any conditions and is super accurate for a pistol that small. I had a Bersa Model 23 from the 80's that went through thousands of rounds withou...

Hey, nice review. I like the concept of the enclosed bolt in this gun, that unlike on the Ruger pistols doesn't reciprocate out towards the back, and the front cocking tabs is another feauture not often seen on informal shooting .22's. I am a sucker for .22 guns (I think they are the guns I have ...

I have the same knife probably made in the 60's it's more like a Puma, newer versions look so cheap, starting from the steel and the awful hollow grind. I understand that there is a ban on Sambar Stag so now they use Red Stag or similar, so I won't criticize that, but they should have stuck with ...

Can't understand why they put so much effort in making sucha nice product out of poor materials. Was it Ben Franklin who said that no poor knife has ever been made out of good steel? It works the other way around too though...

If it misfeeds with the non-original mags, then the problem is not in the rifle itself.

Fantastico trabajo maestro!

Ud. menciona que ha llevado unas cuatro horas al mordiente, en este caso acido fluorhidrico, sobre titanio, pero podria informarnos el tiempo de accion necesario del mordiente, posiblemente acido nitrico tal como Ud. lo menciona en el video previo, sobre metales ferro...

Thanks for an unbiased, honest review. I actually was thinking about buying this knife, but after watching your review it's a no-no...

I even tried to squeeze and then flex the Kershaw Skyline, which is a true, light EDC knife not the tactical type like the Fox, and it didn't give nor flex as did...

@TheJebus88 No tengo skype en este momento. Por perezoso mas que nada...

De todos modos estoy adquiriendo varios de estos Sanrenmu GB763 y LB763 empuniadura sintetica y aluminio respectivamente- asi como algunos cuchillos Enlan para realizar el testing de los mismos, aunque la calidad es la misma...

@TheCQBVet Yeah... Besides it's only a grenade...

They seem too soft but I guess that can be remedied by increasing the thickness of the

web-like structure. Smart nevertheless.

Nice, agile review, not boring or getting into things like "...it came into this nice box and now let's take a look at the brochure that came with it..."

Keep doing it this way and you will keep adding followers.

And by the way, nice little knife. Now I know I will be getting one.

Fuck table top-armchair reviewers, or the so called "destruction tests" that border the ridiculous. This video shows the results from REAL field testing.

Thumbs up for your video. One of the few really serious knife videos out there.

Funny that Harbor Freight used to carry Helko hatchets made in Germany. I bought one several years ago but haven't seen them again, I believe they still carry the fireman's axe by Helko, which is between a hand hatchet and a felling axe and has the claw intead of a regular poll. I think I will ge...

I insist on this thick blades the bevel edge has to be reground convex and higher up into the blade, especially from mid-lenght up towards the point.

Heve you tested the knife? Does it hold and edge? Reason I'm asking is because I have had a very bad experience with Smith & Wesson licensed pocket knives as being too soft.

Can't believe so many people are concerned about the finish en the blade. Yes, it will eventually get a patina, but that is a finish in itself. It's a matter of taking good care of it as you should every other piece of equipment you own. Keeping equipment in tip-top condition is part of a discipl...

@ER720 440C is an excellent knife steel, so you still got a good deal with this knife.

I doubt it is 1095... Would have to make an etch test, although just by looking at it looks like 440 series steel.

In fact the bolt action idea has a long history and dates back to the 1850's

Weapons like the Chassepot and the Dreyse already were fielded well before the Mauser name was even known. The nitro powder innovation is owed to the French who first used it in their 8mm 1886 Lebel and the invention of...