Reply With Quoteits like a cricket bat, except more awesome
Crush your enemies!Originally Posted by Soldat_Américain
This is my fave though:
See them driven before you!
and hear the lamentations of the women!
its like a cricket bat, except more awesome
Ooh that's the one one of the main characters gets stabbed with by the rogue general, plucks it out of his chest and returns it to sender via airmail...(and manages to hit the guy in the eye, you know, CINEMATIC)
Anyone know of a good knife I could use for saltwater applications (swimming, diving, fishing, etc)? I'd like to bring my Cold Steel Peacekeeper II down to the Caribbean with me, but I don't know if it would corrode and I'd hate to wreck it...
SOG SEAL Pup maybe. Knifetest did some underwater testing of a SOG SEAL 2000 (discontinued) and the Pup is made from the same AUS6 steel.
Divers Direct has a good selection of dive knives. Couldn't tell you which is best, I have no experience with such knives.
Thanks! 12345
yep but you can open one with a boot or shoe!...Still no bloody corkscrew
dont need a screw....
Thanks fellas. Its headed off to the Great White North.
Soldats design and the model you already have, are my fighters.
Ideas:
Been thinking about making a chute knife for a while...
A smaller and slimmer version of your knife, with a more fighter styled blade....
SOG seal and seal pup type of bowie.....
And as always....a Sgt. Barnes push knife....
Look up the "Salt" knives by Spyderco. I believe the steel of the blades is designed to work in wet/corrosive whatnot.
No good, too many nicks going through to the keeper.
Yeah, but then you just beat him to death with it. Many of runs after that.
Ah, so the enemy uses the Tanto while the main characters uses the BH Tatang...
Seems that way. I have the game for the xbox, haven't played it in a few years, but i can't remember the player characters ever using the tanto outside of that one moment. So technically, your knife is indeed in COD Modern Warfare 2. How is the knife anyway? Been looking for some relatively inexpensive stuff for outdoors.
you were right....
I like the Tanto as a tactical knife but I wouldn't recommend it as survival or camp knife. The tang is too thick, the blade too long, the finger guard too large for pressure or smaller tasks requiring control, and the point too impractical to skin with. Grind seems okay though
If you like a cheap, but quality survival knife have a look at the Frost Mora or Clipper - world renowned.
Last edited by kayaker; 02-11-2012 at 10:37 AM.
@Fork...what kind of shiv's you selling now?
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