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Kind of an impulse buy. Midway USA had one of their deals where they give dollars off per purchase. Knocked $30 off of $300 so I thought why not? Biggest fixed blade I have is a very old and still very sharp 4" Benchmark. So I ordered ...

This is a wickedly sharp beast of a blade. How sharp? Not sure if I like it in the zip code of my nuts sharp.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3goX5xSlWfI

Good for cutting down trees or cutting chickens in half. Not quite sure what I am going to do with it.
 
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Impressive video. I have several Cold Steel Shinobu San Mai folders.
They are scary sharp. I'm not surprised that the Bowie is wicked sharp as well.


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Have owned Trail Master "2nd" in the basic Carbon V steel for 27 years. It is the real deal. I took down an entire backyard jungle with mine.


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Swinging that hard, you'd think a wrist lanyard would be a good idea.




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Swinging that hard, you'd think a wrist lanyard would be a good idea.


At the beginning of the video- it has a lanyard
 
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At the beginning of the video- it has a lanyard


Thanks, missed that, across the hand, not wrist.




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Have you cut any meat-filled boots yet?




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I like it, have always wanted one, but currently have several Busses on order.

jump to 2:55 for the proverbial meat filled boots...



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Swinging that hard, you'd think a wrist lanyard would be a good idea.


First thing I did was put a lanyard on that knife. Have dropped a few butter knives without issue but dropping this one would leave a mark.
 
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