Kukri Alive from The Khukri House. Cold Steel Voyager. Cold Steel Rajah 3. www.thekhukurihouse.com – Do a search for “Alive” on the website to find the one I have.

Machinima’s Wrecknology team brough the technology (and the meat) and Lynn brought the hate! Lynn uses the Two Handed Great Sword, the Hand and a Half Sword, the Grosse Messer, a Katana Machete and our (discontinued) Pole Ax to destroy a Linovo Tablet, a Pelican Case, an XBox 360 and a whole bunch of meat! WWW.COLDSTEEL.COM

Refinishing the Cold Steel Long Hunter fixed blade knife in “Coyote Brown” color of DuraCoat. DuraCoat is an epoxy based, hard finish from Lauer Weaponry in Wisconsin (shown in other TNP vids as well). The Long Hunter is mostly a great blade for the money (see my full review) however its bright finish is not suitable for deployed soldiers. As such it became another TNP project knife. Sheath is covered in MARPAT Desert color of CamoForm camouflage wrap (other brands available). Also knife handle was drilled and a desert color 550 lanyard cord was fitted to aid extraction from the friction sheath. The resulting blade is low vis, still deadly, and will blend in nicely with load bearing equipment.

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Counter Tac II : Combat Fixed Boot Knife from Cold Steel Knives. *Meats utilized in this video was carefully preserved and donated to the Ventura County Rescue Mission. for a free color catalog, DVD, and more visit us at www.coldsteel.com

Showing a Cold Steel Ti Lite that has taken much abuse and could still be used hard. Also an abused Cold Steel AK-47 that still gets pried on.

Full flat ground version of the Kabar Fighting knife. The KaBar (or USMC Combat) fixed blade has proven to be a tough survival knife in my testing, showing agility in most tasks (except hacking performance). It has an excellent grip, hammer pommel, proven 1095 carbon steel, and the newer versions like the Next Gen and Utlitiy knives (shown) have the excellent KaBar plastic sheath. Enter a newer version of this combat-proven classic, the Cold Steel Leatherneck. It many ways it reminds me of a thinner Cold Steel Recon Scout, a production reference standard for heavy duty quarter inch thick wilderness knife. The Leatherneck has a perfect full flat ground blade in SK-5 steel which performed in excellent fashion in spittling and batoning (shown). At 11.4 oz without the sheath, this FFG Leatherneck version inherits the combat capabilities of the old sage Kabar. The Bowie clip blade pierce cuts, slashes, and slices with adeptness like all good Bowie blades. The knife comes out of box extremely sharp and it wilderness firecrafting over two days, the SK-5 steel still shows an edge. Besides the beautifully clean and easy to sharpen grind, the Leatherneck also upgrades the original design with a thicker guard angled forward, a cast steel butt cap, a more aggressive grip, and a much thicker full tang. The Secure-Ex plastic sheath is outstanding since its light, impervious to water soaking (except strapping), and the blade’s guard snaps into it VERY securely. Other than MOLLE …

What’s the best cop blade? There are many good options to choose from as noted in my “BEST Tactical Folder Playlist.” But first decide on which which criteria are more important for your POU: ultimate strength and defensive reach (and resultant damage to the bad guy) or more portability and higher utility use. I recommend siding with the latter if you, like most cops, are toting many pounds of gear on your Batman equipment belt. Most officers will use their knives for daily cutting chores and very seldom for emergency defensive use. Therefore a lighter, more compact blade usually pays dividends in daily carriage by lightening your loadout. This blade may or may not do that depending of what you classify as “heavy.” The Cold Steel American Lawman is a strong, medium sized tactical folder the strikes a balance between these “Mobility versus Firepower” www.youtube.com considerations. Its blade is widely notched at the base to accommodate the Tri-Ad Locking mechanism pin, which is unusual and initially disconcerting (cosmetically only). The highly textured G10 scales provide excellent traction in hand. The pocket clip is adequate but rides over the rough G10 that promises to abrade your carry pocket. The 3.5 inch AUS8A drop point blade offers plenty of utility and some defensive capabilities as well. Its hollow grinding produces a razor sharp edge out of the box. Some downsides in the design that prevent a higher Nutnfancy rating however: slower deployment than many …

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