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I always thought that the chisel grind looked barbaric, but then after I was taught that it was a good grind for combat knives, I've taken a huge liking towards them.

Microscopically speaking... is a cut made by a chisel grind less even (because the edge is not centered) making a slightly nastier ...

I like the blade shape and it tucks in quite nicely in the closed position!
the hole for the pin is a nice back up idea!

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Hey guys,

been a while, hope your all doing well!
I've been very active on my Youtube channel putting up videos on anything related to tactical gear and martial arts.

Louis Krudo the designer of The SNAG knife was very generous to me, and asked me ...

wow I like the extra grippy handle!

wow very nice! I like how some of them are pointy when closed.

simple yet innovative. :cool:

Monocrom wrote:Hey Bro, looks nice.

But how do you get that thing past airport security?

Good to see you Bro!

the best answer I can give you is that you don't

The Yojimbo has always caught my eye for it's clever design.
I love how it looks more like a scalpel/crafts tool especially in the blue color.

While we are at it, I would like to see a folding knife version of the Kalista :D

Funny that you bring this up. I spent some training time with Bram during Blade Show weekend. The impact tools fit for airline duty work well.....for most. I could not hold onto it. My mits were too big. The Magnum.........LLC now that is what I am talking about! Magnum size for the large hand ...

I love how it has a strong tip design!

the metal looks beautiful!

Hello,
I know there are some people here that are into the Kubotan and Yawara stick type self-defense tools, so I hope you find my projects interesting.

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based from the LLC knife, I even got the nod from the designer Bram Frank ...

hmmm
being John Malkovich psychological horror? to me it was unusual comedy
oh well :D

just saw Hostel
not my type of film at all.

just seemed like a lot of potential that just ended up as garbage,
the more I think of it, it leads to nothing so that's why I call it garbage
where as to other films ...

Im doing a featureless build for one of my AR15s here in Kalifornia and have to go with a compensator only, no flash hider. Its pretty wicked, very sharp.

http://i451.photobucket.com/albums/qq234/MRibz/Firearms/P1010010-2-1.jpg

thank you for this pic, AWESOME!
I'm still looking pretty hard ...

the catch is, you can only mention 1 knife from 1 company.

example:

1) Spyderco - Police
2) CRKT - M16-SF
3) Ka-bar - TDI LE Knife
4) Boker - CLB Karambit
5) Coldsteel - Arc Angel

I've been trying to look for a pic of the front sight triangle blade,
I swear I saw it once on an AK47 when I was searching through yahoo images.

I see what you mean about the pistol bayonet... ....um ....well ...yeah :D

thanx for the pics gentlemen!
ok I had to add this!

Chainsaw Bayonet ...

My wife and I watched horror films every night for the entire month. We both felt that the scariest, and probably the best made, was Kubrick's "The Shining."

I gotta agree, Stanley has a way of getting to your nerves...
even Full Metal Jacket, it's like a worm crawling on a razor's edge...
just ...

thank you so much for your kind words and support,

I'm wondering why you say most of them are gimmicks,
I take it that your not impressed with the front triangle sight...
it looks pretty clever to me at first glance.

ok, my Halloween movie ended up being,

The Case of the Whitechapel Vampire (Sherlock Holmes tale)

I still need to see 28 days later.

that helped so sooooo soooooo much!

I want to write a novel that incorporates such things, so that was perfect.
it's hard to look up something when you don't even know the name :D

thank you!

I'm curious about modern day bayonet and it's variations

I have no idea what they are called,

I notice a lot of them have flashlights instead of knives.

I've seen a shotgun where the barrel has an impact bezel.

I've also seen an assault rifle where the triangle shaped site at the front is a ...

If the spine area can be gripped then jimping would be a minus,
but if it's only for the fingers then I add my vote :)

I can't say I'm a big fan of jimping on the linerlock release