Technique IS the most important thing.. Practice practice practice devolops great technique.. Great instruction with practice develops Great technique.. You are a great.. few words.. no wasted movements Teacher/Instructor perhaps Sensei.. Thank you for the lessons.
the best folding fighting knives are CRKT's M16 and M21 special forces series, I have them both and love them both but if I was to choose one I'd go with the M16 (Im talking about the aluminum versions not those fucking veff serretion and g10 ones they're just unappealing in my opinion)
When you draw tip down you shuffled the knife in your hand, which is when you will loose it in a scuffle? Watch your vid it looked out there in space for a second ! when you changed your grip !
is there a particular reason to carry tip down? I used to carry tip down, but quickly realized that if it was tip up, I could simply put my thumb in my pocket, run it back until it hit the knife, pinch and draw and viola my knife was oriented with my thumb near the opening stud, facing the correct direction.
well theres 6 mins 42 seconds completly wasted . i thought it was about what the title said , not how to take it out of your pocket., knife fighting is a last resort . if can get out of it do so , be keep in mind you are going to get cut your self , and try not to panic .my self , if i had to fight with a knife . i would be holding it in my fist pointing to the ground with the sharp edge pointing the same way as i would punch , then i can punch and use elbows as well , the more attacking options the better .
My opinion a knife is to be carried support side. you carry a knife and try to use it with your strong side, you square right up to the guy and give him your whole body. No way says I. Stay small and keep him at the longest arm's length so he has to fight through 2-3' of sharp steel to begin to even reach anything good.
Technique IS the most important thing.. Practice practice practice devolops great technique.. Great instruction with practice develops Great technique.. You are a great.. few words.. no wasted movements Teacher/Instructor perhaps Sensei.. Thank you for the lessons.
Why not carry the knife tip up? It saves a step.
Way too much talking not enough demonstration.
I prefer wave features and my favorite is the CS Talwar 5.5 it draws faster than a switchblade
"How To Open a Fake Knife"
step one, see trouble coming and get your defence in hand
Hey man you just earned a sub
the best folding fighting knives are CRKT's M16 and M21 special forces series, I have them both and love them both but if I was to choose one I'd go with the M16 (Im talking about the aluminum versions not those fucking veff serretion and g10 ones they're just unappealing in my opinion)
When you draw tip down you shuffled the knife in your hand, which is when you will loose it in a scuffle? Watch your vid it looked out there in space for a second ! when you changed your grip !
Good solid, practical advice. Thank you, well done.
is there a particular reason to carry tip down? I used to carry tip down, but quickly realized that if it was tip up, I could simply put my thumb in my pocket, run it back until it hit the knife, pinch and draw and viola my knife was oriented with my thumb near the opening stud, facing the correct direction.
Got a Cold Steel AK-47.
Awesome knife that also acts like the Emerson wave opener.
Love that thing!
well theres 6 mins 42 seconds completly wasted . i thought it was about what the title said , not how to take it out of your pocket., knife fighting is a last resort . if can get out of it do so , be keep in mind you are going to get cut your self , and try not to panic .my self , if i had to fight with a knife . i would be holding it in my fist pointing to the ground with the sharp edge pointing the same way as i would punch , then i can punch and use elbows as well , the more attacking options the better .
The presentation was informative but the lighting is very dim.
My opinion a knife is to be carried support side. you carry a knife and try to use it with your strong side, you square right up to the guy and give him your whole body. No way says I. Stay small and keep him at the longest arm's length so he has to fight through 2-3' of sharp steel to begin to even reach anything good.
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why tip up carry? what is the rationale you going off of? just curious.
what do you guys think about the CRKT Hammond cruisers?
I just got one last week and haven't used it yet except for opening packages from the mail.
rules of a knife flight
rule #1buy a kabar knife
rule #2 dont be a dumbass and you want get in a knife fight
broken spring on assisted knife? nice manual conversion
excellent video