Knife Review: Boker Kalashnikov 10 Fixed Blade Tanto

My review of a new firearms-themed fighting fixed blade by Boker. The Kalashnikov 10 fixed blade reminds me of a budget version of the TOPS Screaming Eagle. It is a nice item for a moderate price ($47). It is strong, with a full tang, and has an American tanto tip that gives it extreme penetration power.

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[Mortaxe]

I really enjoy your reviews and humor, I can't get enough of your videos!

[WeAllJuggleKnives]

@Mortaxe - Thanks! I'm glad if they help or at least entertain you.

[MPSecare]

That knife waved?

[WeAllJuggleKnives]

@MPSecare - Lolz

[scrapthrall]

440C? How's the edge retention on that thing? Not saying anything 440C is crap,but I've had a few mixed experiences with that steeltype.

[WeAllJuggleKnives]

@scrapthrall - For heavy outdoor work it would probably be better to get a high carbon steel blade, but they use this stainless to keep the price affordable

[waydeepinside]

How odd,

Germany using China to manufacture knives, named after a Russian rifle...further, those knives being purchased in the Northen United States ...

[ShOwStOpp3rr]

wow thats an intimidating knife!

[SamSon49er]

Yea it has similar features of an m9 bayonet. My girlfriend has one n she explained to me the teeth on the back r for tearing through the hull of a downed aircraft. My dad once told me he couldn't take his knife with him parachuting because it only had a single handle strap.

[WeAllJuggleKnives]

@SamSon49er - cool