LOL! I guess it's a knife?

[knivesandbooks]

Well at least it has solid retention if it has to be unscrewed! No one can quickly take your sharpened tent stake from your belt!

I worry about being disarmed constantly! though sadly, the "sheath" isn't fully MOLLE compliant :confused:

Lol the sheath is dlc but the handle is bright satin

[awa54]

Well at least it has solid retention if it has to be unscrewed! No one can quickly take your sharpened tent stake from your belt!

I worry about being disarmed constantly! though sadly, the "sheath" isn't fully MOLLE compliant :confused:

Lol the sheath is dlc but the handle is bright satin

Since the blood (and possibly entrails) of your fallen foes will soon cover the entire knife, making it glisten even under the subdued light conditions that it's most at home in, that detail is almost entirely moot. ...plus I heard a rumor that some of the chicks who hang out near the Hot Topic think shiny knives are way cool

[Bloke]

[awa54]

Do you sharpen that with your Hapstone Pro Alex?

[TomAiello]

People are paying $900 for these though. They're not even steel.
https://www.knifecenter.com/item/MT1057 ... ad-Blasted

"The seamless, yet functional, design of this knife is brought together by grooved faces and drilled holes."

I"m curious in what alternate universe that design is "functional".

[awa54]

People are paying $900 for these though. They're not even steel.
https://www.knifecenter.com/item/MT1057 ... ad-Blasted

"The seamless, yet functional, design of this knife is brought together by grooved faces and drilled holes."

I"m curious in what alternate universe that design is "functional".

Hollywood

[SG89]

It would probably be a **** of a swizzle stick to stir your mountain dew cocktail you made in yo mama's basement

[Evil D]

Paging Sal....can the Sharpmaker handle this or maybe the Goldenstone? :confused:

[knivesandbooks]

Sometimes I like to take mine with me on my tactical drive thru operations. Pairs well with curly fries.

[silvershade255]

Ugh, this damned thing again. I remember a couple years back a bunch of pictures/stories about how "It takes a team of surgeons to sew up, victims bleed out in minutes" hype going around and calls for it to be banned and how evil people are, and then there's lil ol me, just sitting back and going "But...that's not how any of this works"

[SpyderEdgeForever]

It would probably be a **** of a swizzle stick to stir your mountain dew cocktail you made in yo mama's basement

Hey if they ever remade the "Addam's Family" movies, that would be a perfect drink-stirrer for Uncle Fester! LOL

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[Crux]

The tri-blade is actually banned by the Geneva Convention because of the way it will churn your guts up. Imagine a large knife is shoved into you and then tristed all the way around. This does that with a stab, quite nasty. I have one that was beautifully milled and is razor sharp. It's the only knife the Misses likes, which is a little unsettling.

[SpyderEdgeForever]

Yes you are right Crux:

https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasf ... ger_knife/

https://thechangeofethics.weebly.com/tr ... onets.html

Supposedly they were also made to to damage to horses in war.

In science fiction, I once read a Star Trek series novel in which the Romulans (enemies of the Federation) developed a particularly nasty combat knife that was made from smart alloys. It was smooth and plain-edged as silk until plunged into the enemy, once inside the body, the smart metal alloy blades would change shape and expand outwards with all sorts of nasty serrated-edges and saw-teeth and hooks, that sort of thing, so that the user would tear the person up inside at the touch of a button. Once the deed was done, the user would press the button again and the blades would reform back into smooth plain edges and the Romulan commando would pull the knife out and make his or her escape.

[Joseph08]

Very unique i must say...

[Crux]

Tri-blade