Trueswords Reviews-Cold Steel Kukri Machete-By Will Keith.

This is the Cold Steel Kukri Machete (written exactly as it is on the site) It is very strong, can be made really sharp, even though it does not come sharp, it comes with a heavy duty nylon sheath, and it is perfect for slashing, hacking, and also the back of it can be used to smash anything. All together, a great kukri for the skilled price of 21.99. These products have been purchased from Trueswords.com. The opinions shown in these videos are my own, and not those of Trueswords.com. If you wish to post these videos on a different website, you must first have the permission of Trueswords.com.

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[ragnarok160]

im not trying to be rude or anything though u may take it as such, uve made so many of these review videos but did it ever occur to u that theres a review function on the website? also have u written reviews for these products ont he sight cuz id like to see em

[bbillyk]

@ragnarok160 Nah, enough people review stuff on the site, but in the written reviews you can't see the weapon, how it really looks, how big it is and all that. The picture on the site is never enough.

[andreaiscoolerthanyo]

lol

[zakashik]

Like Erik Kartmen from South Park =)

[CanItAlready]

Just a suggestion: look at the camera more and the blade less, otherwise it seems like you're talking to the item you're reviewing.

[CanItAlready]

Oil will usually dissolve the glue from labels like that. Then you just need to wipe off the excess oil.

[wvmntman89]

the only reason you need a kukri is to slay zombies, in which case it is not going to save your fat ass from being eatin. get off of youtube and hit the treadmill

[ChefTexan]

Put baby oil on the part with the sticker. You should be able to scrape it off pretty easily.

[TheAZCutter]

It really easy to (stabs eye) god.....

[Raven1024]

@justyoustupid Uh huh...except that follows the actual definition of full tang. It's got nothing to do with anything the company told me. Have you broken the handle apart on one of those Kukri Machetes? I have because I wanted to know how far down the tang went.

I described what it actually is. Which is full tang. As for the addition of the term encapsulated full tang, that's generally accepted anywhere you look.

[justyoustupid]

@Raven1024 Don't be niave. Knife makers and companies do that to make you think a cheap blade is more stout. I have the magnum kukri machete and it is an awesome blade but please friend watch out. There's a difference between cheap shit and affordable.

[Raven1024]

@justyoustupid Actually it's not a stick or rat tail tang at all. Modern definition it's full tang:

-It does go farther than 3/4 of the handle. Tang ends just below the surface of the very rear of the hilt. Which follows the definition of full being full length of the grip.

-It is just below the surface on all sides(~2mm) as you follow the grip down. So the width is there too.

It's full tang. Encapsulated full tang to be precise. Modern techniques changed the term a bit.

[carlyle0229]

@brinxe76 so how do u like em?