Ed Calderon Weaponology

[WildBill]

Thanks for the synopsis Andy.
Tell us more about the fruit knife.

[WildBill]

Cheap, disposable, innocent (as in explainable), doesn't break or get stuck and it's lethal - it'll disembowel a man or peel the flesh off your face.

So next time you hear "But he only had a teeny knife".... yeah.

I was wondering if the fruit knife had a bird's beak curved blade?

[Bitter Clinger]

My preferred plan - vs. ground fighting - is to stay at least 7 yards off and engage. But just in case, I am changing out my Emerson for a CRKT

[WildBill]

Cheap, disposable, innocent (as in explainable), doesn't break or get stuck and it's lethal - it'll disembowel a man or peel the flesh off your face.

So next time you hear "But he only had a teeny knife".... yeah.

I was wondering if the fruit knife had a bird's beak curved blade?

That's the shape, yes.

My preferred plan - vs. ground fighting - is to stay at least 7 yards off and engage. But just in case, I am changing out my Emerson for a CRKT

The best-laid plans of mice and men gang aft agley, as they say.

Thanks Andy. BTW, I am glad that you are one of the good guys.

[ELB]

Thanks for the report, that's fascinating. I have followed his blog or whatever you call if for some time now. Interesting stuff.

[ELB]

Also: in the pic at the link, looks like a Benchmade OTF automatic knife. How did it do?

[loktite]

Did you see the TDI in action?

[Take Down Sicko]

You should have sliced off some baby back ribs to bring home with that thing.

[WTR]

http://themartialist.net/the-tactical-f ... ife-craze/ The www.martialist.net is an interesting knife site.