[Gregster]

Never met a Benchmade I didn't like. My Dad (who's a collector) got me a Bench-Made Bali-Song for Xmas a couple years back after hearing me talk about how I wish I had one instead of the couple of crappy-ass butterfly knives I owned at the time.

Beautiful knife, but not for amateurs; Bench-Made knives are razor sharp out of the box. My best friends' brother, who's a vet in Texas, once did emergency surgery on a dog with a Bench-Made folder when he found he didn't have any scalpels. I'm handy with a butterfly knife-- been that way for years-- but I knicked a couple fingers pretty damned good when I failed to respect the Bali-Song.

[Infernal Ire]

Originally Posted by Friggintitsman

The hacking power behind these is uncanny. I am looking into finding one good quality, but doesn't cost $300.

Does anyone know about the blades on ebay? Are they any good?

Himilayan Imports.


That is ALL any serious person needs to know about the kukri market. If you don't believe me then feel free to check out http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/fo...play.php?f=739

I have never dealt with a better company, hands down. The community supporting Himilayan Imports is powerful on blade forums for very good reason. They make top notch blades at a fair price and have the best customer service and warranty I'm aware of. I implore you to check them out. You won't be disappointed. Their official website is http://www.himalayan-imports.com/ but I shop for their "deals of the day" on blade forums Monday - Friday just to see (and all too often buy ) the great blades the kamis are putting out.

[Friggintitsman]

Originally Posted by Infernal Ire

Himilayan Imports.


That is ALL any serious person needs to know about the kukri market. If you don't believe me then feel free to check out http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/fo...play.php?f=739

I have never dealt with a better company, hands down. The community supporting Himilayan Imports is powerful on blade forums for very good reason. They make top notch blades at a fair price and have the best customer service and warranty I'm aware of. I implore you to check them out. You won't be disappointed. Their official website is http://www.himalayan-imports.com/ but I shop for their "deals of the day" on blade forums Monday - Friday just to see (and all too often buy ) the great blades the kamis are putting out.

Thanks

These look very nice. I may just end up getting a couple of them. I couldn't understand why people are charging so much for a blade that probably cost $20 US in the Philippines. I am going to check that forum out as well. I am also in the market for a good Karambit.

[Shawn Hawk]

Originally Posted by Naiujiro

Short range weapon of choice: .45 Caliber Desert Eagle w/hollow tip bullets
Long Range weapon of choice: Barrett M107 .50 Caliber sniper rifle w/explosive rounds.

Barrett M107 .50 Caliber sniper rifle will kill you a 1.5 miles away. Even w/o explosive rounds, it destroys all things in it's way. When the bullet hits you, there is no more "you" left.

Seriously, this is a great combination. This is like Duke Nuke'm Technology. A sword doesn't block a .45 bullet. And being exploded with a .50 Caliber sniper rifle with accuracy 1 mile away... a tomahawk doesn't do that. Ridiculously powerful guns>>>>>>>>> then everything else.

oh god where to start.

1. There never has been a .45 caliber desert eagle. They were made in .41 mag, .357 mag, 44 mag, 440 Corbon and .50AE.
2. Furthermore, the Desert Eagle is a terrible weapon, heavy, large, incredibly expensive and prone to jamming.
3. There are no such thing as explosive rounds for a firearm. API rounds exist, but their primary purpose is to penetrate armored vehicles or destroy dangerous munitions from long distances.
3. .50 calibers, while powerful, do not vaporize people. They'd leave a large hole, but you would still be very much in tact.
4. The 1.5 mile shot is currently the world record and has only been done once. Any high-powered rifle is capable of this shot, it just takes an incredible marksman, perfect conditions and a great deal of time to properly aim and calibrate your optics.

I really do hope this is trolling though

[Half Boston Crab]

How about not acting stupid and not ending up in trouble?

[Friggintitsman]

Originally Posted by Half Boston Crab

How about not acting stupid and not ending up in trouble?

We all know that isn't always the case.

[Half Boston Crab]

Frigginitsman:
We all know that isn't always the case.

Not acting stupid is easy.

And if you really do live in a place where you actually need to drag an axe around to be safe, you should seriously get an education and a good job, so you can move out of that shithole.

[Provocateur]

A good old Mace

[Friggintitsman]

Originally Posted by Half Boston Crab

Not acting stupid is easy.

And if you really do live in a place where you actually need to drag an axe around to be safe, you should seriously get an education and a good job, so you can move out of that shithole.

So people who are educated that live in places like Bosnia. That is their fault that war has stricken their country? So carrying a weapon is stupid then? Children who are raised in the ghetto around gang violence all their lives are at fault? Protection is one thing assault is another.

[dicekar]

Tacticaly the best wapons is a pocket knife if the person is close to you. Easily consealed which helps with the surprise factor. Once they get close enough, all it takes is a surprise blade attack and you can easily finish.