Another good video. I agree about the KaBar blades. I have a USMC issue KaBar given to me by a Marine. It's one of those things like my Yugo AK under folder that's not for sale or trade.
I have martial arts training with blades and I can tell you are right about everything you said. The grand master in my martial talked once about the ideal fighting knife. A bowie, about 13 inches overall length with 4 mm blade thickness being single edge for better edge geometry. The only thing I would like to point out is that the options you shown are good for home defense but not for EDC. For something that can be carried in the street I think folders work the best.
Murder knives more like. You don't fight with knives you kill. I get it, the industry needs to call them something. Combat knife is a bit better I think
Love my Cold Steel Recon Tanto. Had it since 1995. A few others, too. And a couple Ka-bars. Great knives. Great, simple, to-the-point video. In karate we learned to defend, acquire and employ knife and stick because we would most likely encounter knife and stick.
SRK is my go to woods knife, but depending on what I'm doing, I also have the C S RECON, an I have K- bars, an Ontario' " QUARTERMASTER, all in 1095 carbon steel, my go to steel for all my big blades.
One of my buddies died in a knife fight. Stabbed in the chest and bled out fast
I make 5 in work all the time…
It’s hard to beat a k bar.
Another good video. I agree about the KaBar blades. I have a USMC issue KaBar given to me by a Marine. It's one of those things like my Yugo AK under folder that's not for sale or trade.
“I can make 5 inches work”
Same same
I have martial arts training with blades and I can tell you are right about everything you said. The grand master in my martial talked once about the ideal fighting knife. A bowie, about 13 inches overall length with 4 mm blade thickness being single edge for better edge geometry. The only thing I would like to point out is that the options you shown are good for home defense but not for EDC. For something that can be carried in the street I think folders work the best.
Glock knife or CS SRK. $40 self-defense knives.
I love this video and channel …… but is anyone else gonna acknowledge that he said, "I can make 5 inches work"?
KaBar 1245 is my favorite.
Murder knives more like. You don't fight with knives you kill. I get it, the industry needs to call them something. Combat knife is a bit better I think
Have the Cold Steel 7" OSS knife.
And the 14" Condor Barong
#1. Training and familiarity. Untrained detectives used to carry hawkbills for a reason.
Love my Cold Steel Recon Tanto. Had it since 1995. A few others, too. And a couple Ka-bars. Great knives. Great, simple, to-the-point video. In karate we learned to defend, acquire and employ knife and stick because we would most likely encounter knife and stick.
SRK is my go to woods knife, but depending on what I'm doing, I also have the C S RECON, an I have K- bars, an Ontario' " QUARTERMASTER, all in 1095 carbon steel, my go to steel for all my big blades.
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I have that same Ka-bar knife, my secondary weapon of choice if I run out of ammo, including my glock knife too…
Selfdefense witha knife needs to be foldeing to have you with you.
Tanto tips are my first choice, KaBar and Cold Steel have not let me down. Fixed blade over folder, unless I need it really concealed.
Like the cold steel recon tanto