Klingon Dagger

[Demon613]

Since I was a kid I have always wanted a Klingon Dagger.

Every replica I've looked at purchasing appears cheap, flimsy, and meant exclusively to be looked at and never used.

Since discovering the top tier quality and craftsmanship of Busse Combat, I wonder what they could do with this design. It is, after all, a knife designed specifically for combat.

What would an INFI or SR-101 version of this be like? Would the smaller, foldable, spring / tension deployed quasi crossguard, angled side knives be feasible, or would they need to be cut with CNC as a non-movable, fully integral, contiguous offshoots of the main blade?

For reference :

 

[Geoff]

Custom shop?

 

[Demon613]

 

[Demon613]

Custom shop?

I thought the word on the street was they weren't taking orders now.

This is more of a conjecture and speculation topic at this point.

 

[Ladams19]

Meh....I would be in for one

 

[Blade Runner 7]

I'd rather have a bat'leth

 

[Demon613]

Meh....I would be in for one

Since all sides would be sharpened, it would be illegal in a couple of states.

I would definitely Want to buy two. One black on black and then a Satin with red and black G10

 

[Ladams19]

I'd rather have a bat'leth

I would surely cut off an appendage if I had something like that. lol

 

[Demon613]

I'd rather have a bat'leth

Calm down, mister. Let's keep our fantasy discussion realistic.

 

[Demon613]

I think it might have an eight inch blade.

With a skull crusher.

 

[1AbominAble1]

Calm down, mister. Let's keep our fantasy discussion realistic.

I actually laughed out loud at that reply, best I've seen this week.

And yeah, I'd probably buy one if Jerry made one.

 

[Demon613]

I'd definitely get two, one for looks, and one for use/carry.

But I wonder about the feasibility of moving parts. I wonder if it would need to be one solid piece instead of two, small folding blades mounted on pivots.

 

[Ladams19]

I'd definitely get two, one for looks, and one for use/carry.

But I wonder about the feasibility of moving parts. I wonder if it would need to be one solid piece instead of two, small folding blades mounted on pivots.

The pivot point on the moving parts would be the weak point. Solid would look the same and not have the weaknesses of a moving part.

 

[Demon613]

You're right. Solid, single piece it is.

.33" thick, too?

 

[Ladams19]

You're right. Solid, single piece it is.

.33" thick, too?

.33" so its a fat dagger huh lol. A real solid piece of bacon there.

 

[Demon613]

I am greedy.

I was also trying to find a way to counter the cutout, empty center of the blade.

Seems like a Full Cut Fuller (or whatever it would be called) would weaken the blade.

Maybe the Busse version would just have two sided fillers instead of cutting all the way through.

 

[Ladams19]

I am greedy.

I was also trying to find a way to counter the cutout, empty center of the blade.

Seems like a Full Cut Fuller (or whatever it would be called) would weaken the blade.

Maybe the Busse version would just have two sided fillers instead of cutting all the way through.

You could keep it all full tang with only a connection in the center for the wings. Make the wings basically only aesthetic so they do not ruin the integrity of the blade.

 

[Volk]

That knife reminds me a lot of Busse Hellrazor, I know it's not the same but looks like sorta same idea just practical design. I realize two knifes are different, but something about the shape and the fuller connects the two for me.

I google an image, it is from an 8 year old post from blade forums, so no credit for picture is mine.

 

[Demon613]

The little blades MUST be functional! I don't want them to break off when stabbing the shit out of... I don't know what. I haven't stabbed anything other than food.

But I need them to be functional.

 

[Blade Runner 7]

Calm down, mister. Let's keep our fantasy discussion realistic.

Lol!

Considering Busses history of folders, I think the bat'leth is way more realistic.