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Discuss Combat Knives at the The Training Wing forum within the The Army Rumour Service website; Originally Posted by Kakashi DRStealth, Those knives look alright mate, the reason I wanted a ...
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    Re: Combat Knives

    Quote Originally Posted by Kakashi
    DRStealth,

    Those knives look alright mate, the reason I wanted a bigger one is a mate recommended one thats strong as fcuk.

    Being as I'm an aussie, do you know if they post overseas etc.?
    helston will post anywhere, you will have to drop them an e-mail to ask costs.

    i just googled 'glock knife australia' and got some hits down your way, try the same and compere prices, see which works out cheaper, buying local or importing.
    this lot are asking aus$74:50
    http://www.kka.com.au/store/comersus...?idCategory=72

    ps- the brit MoD survival knife is a WAY overrated bfo lump, the glock is a lot better and far more practical. ( i have both in my collection, yes, i collect sharp pointy things)


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    Re: Combat Knives

    k bar or mod survival knife either are very strong and relatively cheap and not to ramboesque.
    no point bother with a sawback blade
    http://www.p2s.com.au/cache/header-6....html?cache=no
    see you can get without having to talk to a parole officer

    10 inch plus blade is a machete if you want to go that route theres always kukhri's to consider
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    Re: Combat Knives

    I still have my MOD survival knife at home somewhere. I used to keep it in the bottom of my vehicle bag when on mission in the Balkans as a UN civvie. It came in handy several times, but the multi-tool jobbies are far more useful for everyday stuff.
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    I bought a sword when my regiment amalgamated, they sold off all their old junk, tried using it once on horse back and nearly f****** myself ,not for the untrained

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    Oh dear

    Soldiers and sharp things...

    It will all end in tears, mark my words.

    I remember it well - "This knife isn't very sharp...ouch, oh f*ck!"



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    Re: Combat Knives

    Iff you do carry a combat knife always carry a tube of SUPERGLUE it burnslike F but it's great fot first aid to bad incised wounds

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    Re: Combat Knives

    Quote Originally Posted by tropper66
    Iff you do carry a combat knife always carry a tube of SUPERGLUE it burnslike F but it's great fot first aid to bad incised wounds
    You would need a 1 litre tin of superglue to glue the Zorro "Z" on your chest!

    Who needs knives? Go really retro and carry a lance...............
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    Re: Combat Knives

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    A ballistc rocket fitted with a nuclear warhead now your talking,or 8ft of bamboo with a sharp bit

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    Re: Combat Knives

    Quote Originally Posted by Kakashi
    Can anyone recommend a knife for use in the field?

    I'm looking for something pretty big, at least a 10" blade, strong as fcuk and capable of withstanding a lot of s***.
    It sounds to me as though you'd be better off with an axe. Gerber make some nice pack axes with lightweight polymer handles if weight is an issue.
    I've got a small Swedish forest axe that I use mostly for chopping firewood at home, but It would fit in your Bergen if you're intent on some real hardcore camping.

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