Knuckle Knives

This place is full of “fist knives”. ;)

Id check the handmade section...:D
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Sharp & Fiery,

Exactly like unwisefool just added here, with literally "brass knuckles" integrated to the handle. Not simply grooves for each finger.

THANK YOU unwisefool. I have had terrible difficulty finding this type of product so far... Maybe I am just ignorant and missing something though.
 
That's the Argonne assault from Busse knives. They make some of the toughest knives there are and have one of the best warranty programs, but you will pay for it.
 
That's really good to know. I'd expect anything such as this to be particularly pricey. Are you familiar with anyone else that does blades like this, perhaps? Thanks again, Connor.
 
WValtakis,

Thanks for the heads up. I think I definitely like the look/style of the Busse shown above more though. I wonder where I can find similar blades to it specifically.

I feel like that Cold Steel product looks too Kill Bill Ninja or Mortal Kombat Esq. Hahaha. :)
 
Connor O'Brien said:
WValtakis,

Thanks for the heads up. I think I definitely like the look/style of the Busse shown above more though. I wonder where I can find similar blades to it specifically.

I feel like that Cold Steel product looks too Kill Bill Ninja or Mortal Kombat Esq. Hahaha. :)
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I totally understand, but for 1/10 the price it would give you something to play with while you search;)
 
It would help to have a few details. What type of knuckle knife do you like, what’s your budget and which town are you located in. There are a wide range of locations that prohibit the sale of these knives.

n2s
 
Not2sharp, I am not aware of the various types of knuckle knives tbh. What kinds are there?

I am in Maryland. It is legal for ownership within our own property.
 
  • Not2sharp, I don't care about budget in this instance. I want it be a quality product that I like.

It's for self defense and all around utility.
 
A couple of things to consider:
- these knives limit your hand position, so that at best you can grip the knife blade up or blade down.
- the finger groove models look good, but may not fit your hand comfortably.

N2s
 
there're some "stores or individuals"
offering cast metal knuckle guards
for assembly on existing m7 bayonets.
(i can't vouch the strength of these products).
it appears that one only needs to
disassemble one side of the handle scales
with a standard flat head screw driver
and refit it with the cast knuckle guard...
knuckle-guard-bayonet-2.gif

if its cheap its probably a reproduction.
and its based on some early experimental
bayonet fixture or some type of commercial
artermarket product....
http://www.usmilitariaforum.com/forums/index.php?/topic/158923-vietnam-m7-knuckle-knife-and-di/
 
C Connor O'Brien

My apoligies, I thought you were asking about the novelty “knucks” with blades. I now realize that you are looking for “trench knives”. There are knowledgeable people on that topic already posting here. :)

Also, if you add the “@“ symbol before a member’s name...it will send them a notification that you mentioned them. :) Just like I did in this post. :)
You’re gonna love Bladeforms. :)
 
Two things, there are a lot better things that can be used for self defense, and be sure you don't ever take this out of your home in MD or you will not have a good day if you get caught.
 
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