janich vs. keating
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janich vs. keating
first of all.. who has a better knife design in your opinion?
what are the pros and cons of both MBC designers knives?
and for the **** of it, who would you pick in a knife fight? keating or janich? just curious... i love them both. i couldnt even begin to pick.. arent they both trained in the same MBC or are they specialized in a certain or different MBC
what are the pros and cons of both MBC designers knives?
and for the **** of it, who would you pick in a knife fight? keating or janich? just curious... i love them both. i couldnt even begin to pick.. arent they both trained in the same MBC or are they specialized in a certain or different MBC
although both blades (Yojimbo and Chinook) you're refering to will succeed in any kind of task you'll throw at them, I still have a preference for the Chinook. IMO it has this all-around design type that you could find anywhere, from a camp knife to MBC.
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I think once I buy a Chinook I will like it better than my Yojimbo, as I am guessing the Chinook feels as solid(or more) as the Persian, that blew me away upon purchasing.
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Obviously, Spyderman or The Hulk would beat either one. :pspydermdz wrote:first of all.. who has a better knife design in your opinion?
what are the pros and cons of both MBC designers knives?
and for the **** of it, who would you pick in a knife fight? keating or janich? just curious... i love them both. i couldnt even begin to pick.. arent they both trained in the same MBC or are they specialized in a certain or different MBC
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Is this the Spyderco, or Romper Room Forums? :confused:
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Of course Conan and Red Sonja would totally own.spydermdz wrote:first of all.. who has a better knife design in your opinion?
what are the pros and cons of both MBC designers knives?
and for the **** of it, who would you pick in a knife fight? keating or janich? just curious... i love them both. i couldnt even begin to pick.. arent they both trained in the same MBC or are they specialized in a certain or different MBC
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screw norris, superman, and whoever you all said.
thanks to those who actually responded to the topic on the thread... oh yea and i find it funny that a guy with a name on here of "NINJA" makes comments about superheroes fighting... funny.
i have a few chinooks and i love em... wont ever get rid of them... tough as tanks. however, the yojimbo is one i am dying to get. i was WANTING TO KNOW who you guys thought was the better designer and why, and i only got one answer and a bunch of superman BS. go figure :eek:
thanks to those who actually responded to the topic on the thread... oh yea and i find it funny that a guy with a name on here of "NINJA" makes comments about superheroes fighting... funny.
i have a few chinooks and i love em... wont ever get rid of them... tough as tanks. however, the yojimbo is one i am dying to get. i was WANTING TO KNOW who you guys thought was the better designer and why, and i only got one answer and a bunch of superman BS. go figure :eek:
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:spyder: Whichever one was sober would win, by walking away. :spyder:spydermdz wrote:first and for the **** of it, who would you pick in a knife fight? keating or janich?
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