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I guess I am feeling a little Pedestrian and Contrarian to this thread with a CS Talwar. AFA SpyderCos, My first VG 10 Spyerfly will always top that list. But it only gets use at home.

Are there any snippets on YouTube?? I would like to see what it's all about!

chuck_roxas45 wrote:Now we know who's the bigger man!

Do we need side by side pictures to determine that? :D

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Mike

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FSS,
I wazs really thinking more along the lines of an angular strike, starting behind the jaw and below the base of the skull with the sweet spot of the Kukri and following through down toward the top center of the sternum, toward that dent between the collarbones (unless you are striking from ...

FWIW, while the Kukri strike you describe should be rather effective with a great chopper, it is considerably less effort to focus on striking the neck directly. If you can cleave a ribcage in half, you can probably more easily do the same with a neck.
I believe the Gurkhas used this method in ...

Agree.
The most basic Military 100 yr+ old training tells you to go sideways into the ribcage.
Not sure I have ever even seen anyone mention this..............

Food for thought...........


Either just a bit below the armpit *or* icepick style behind the opponent's left clavicle as these require ...