Pocket knives

Thanks, I admit that I just couldn't resist. :bigyello:

Just ordered myself a trainer (have version 1 of the sharp one)
http://www.iknifecollector.com/group...&xg_source=msg

I have a swiss knife, but it's not an original one so I am not too sure if it's useful anywhere other than maybe opening cans. I don't drink anything out of cans, never been hiking in remote parts or wilderness and never carry the knife on my person. It's in my camera bag. I am sure to miss it the moment I need it, because I haven't needed it yet.

Say, what's this kubotan? That sounds mighty interesting. Are there any good sources to buy it from? Are there any good tutorials that I can learn from?

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Originally Posted by kevininstructor

Very cool :)

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Thanks! Got it for just $10! :D

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Originally Posted by dee-u

Thanks! Got it for just $10! :D

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That makes it even sweeter as my guess from the photo it is worth $50+

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Originally Posted by kevininstructor

Just ordered myself a trainer (have version 1 of the sharp one)
http://www.iknifecollector.com/group...&xg_source=msg

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Pretty nice too, fits perfectly with the shotgun :p

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Originally Posted by stlaural

Pretty nice too, fits perfectly with the shotgun :p

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Below are other versions originally called Spyderco Gunting and later by another manufacturer called LLC, Lapu Lapu Corto.

I prefer the trainer you posted first, those look strange :p

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Originally Posted by stlaural

I prefer the trainer you posted first, those look strange :p

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They do look strange but are great defensive tools. Each part of the tool has specific purposes. http://www.jimjacobe.com/LLC.html

I generally carry a blue one (non-sharp) for EDC.

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Originally Posted by honeybee

I have a swiss knife, but it's not an original one so I am not too sure if it's useful anywhere other than maybe opening cans. I don't drink anything out of cans, never been hiking in remote parts or wilderness and never carry the knife on my person. It's in my camera bag. I am sure to miss it the moment I need it, because I haven't needed it yet.

Say, what's this kubotan? That sounds mighty interesting. Are there any good sources to buy it from? Are there any good tutorials that I can learn from?

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The best description of a Kubaton.

Alternates include tactical pens and Min-Mag flashlight since a regular Kubaton is recognized as a weapon they are not permitted in court rooms and airplanes but pens and flashlights are permitted.

Our group teaches a four hour class which cost 80USD. My advice is if interested in a Kubaton is to get the following book for under 10USD http://www.amazon.com/Official-Kubot...1495976&sr=1-1 and a Mini-mag flash light, go from there, total expense would be less than 40USD. If you feel the need for a class than look for a class in your area.

A blog I wrote a while back http://kevininstructor1956.spaces.li...89E5!147.entry

So they are designed for self defense. Pretty interesting stuff, I'll have a look at the different uses. Never seen that kind of knives here in Quebec though. Its usually only Hunting knives.

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Originally Posted by stlaural

So they are designed for self defense. Pretty interesting stuff, I'll have a look at the different uses. Never seen that kind of knives here in Quebec though. Its usually only Hunting knives.

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If you have any specific questions feel free to ask, I am a certified instructor

i recommend carbon steel
when you flick the knife it should make a high ting sound

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Originally Posted by stlaural

So they are designed for self defense. Pretty interesting stuff, I'll have a look at the different uses. Never seen that kind of knives here in Quebec though. Its usually only Hunting knives.

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I don't think those kubotan thingies are knives, to be precise.

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Originally Posted by honeybee

I don't think those kubotan thingies are knives, to be precise.

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Not a knife although some have created Kubatons with knifes inside.

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Originally Posted by szlamany

That picture over on the left is my twin boys hoisting King Arthur's sword from the stone.

I proudly display it over my mantle - just in case the ex-wife ever shows up. That's what I'm afraid of :eek2:

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I always assumed they were at a lemonade stand, and that was a pitcher of lemonade