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the punisher knife
- Thread starter KaBar
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No, but I think there was one scene when he was going up the tower and took out the first guard with a knife that looked a lot like an MOD.
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I haven't seen it, but i do have a Marvel Punisher comic called The Punisher Armory-volume one, its really just a big list of his gear. He's got a bunch of weirdo Gerber, SOG, Kershaw, Becker, Spyderco, and Chris Reeves etc etc...
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"Knives have always been an incidental interest to me. They can be so useful and yet you hardly think to carry them. Training with them is intricate and intensive; live steel works best--you pay attention. Of course, my old Gerber, K-Bar and M-7 saved my life several times each. But one mustn't blind oneself to advancing technology."
"These are all duplicates of knives that i carry. Training with dupes saves wear and tear on the prime blades. L to R, top row: Gerber Mark 2 (20th anniversay reproduction), SOG's TECH 7" blade, Kershaw's Military Boot Knife (this i carry at all times), SOG's SERE folding knife (Special Operations Group's Survival Evasion Resistance Escape knife), AMK's Quicksilver (with cool looks), Spyderco's Hunter (another carrying knife--this one's good to use in front of people, it looks like a utility knife), And B&D Trading's Fazendeiro (a new design, though old for the mountains of Brazil). Second row: The Devil's Dart (which comes with a sleeve holster and requires more practice to throw), Chris Reeve's Sable 3 (the only hollow handle i will carry, naturally one must train with a survival packet in the handle), and Kershaw's Diver's Knife."
"Bottom row: Moeller's Viper (the only throwing knife, per se, that's worth carrying in combat), and the big mother is Becker's Knives' Machax, which can be thrown, but is more useful for survival camping."
"It's quite a pile of cutlery, but it's time well spent and i find it relaxing, too."
I'd just scan the page if i could. But i can't.
Quote time.
"Knives have always been an incidental interest to me. They can be so useful and yet you hardly think to carry them. Training with them is intricate and intensive; live steel works best--you pay attention. Of course, my old Gerber, K-Bar and M-7 saved my life several times each. But one mustn't blind oneself to advancing technology."
"These are all duplicates of knives that i carry. Training with dupes saves wear and tear on the prime blades. L to R, top row: Gerber Mark 2 (20th anniversay reproduction), SOG's TECH 7" blade, Kershaw's Military Boot Knife (this i carry at all times), SOG's SERE folding knife (Special Operations Group's Survival Evasion Resistance Escape knife), AMK's Quicksilver (with cool looks), Spyderco's Hunter (another carrying knife--this one's good to use in front of people, it looks like a utility knife), And B&D Trading's Fazendeiro (a new design, though old for the mountains of Brazil). Second row: The Devil's Dart (which comes with a sleeve holster and requires more practice to throw), Chris Reeve's Sable 3 (the only hollow handle i will carry, naturally one must train with a survival packet in the handle), and Kershaw's Diver's Knife."
"Bottom row: Moeller's Viper (the only throwing knife, per se, that's worth carrying in combat), and the big mother is Becker's Knives' Machax, which can be thrown, but is more useful for survival camping."
"It's quite a pile of cutlery, but it's time well spent and i find it relaxing, too."
I'd just scan the page if i could. But i can't.
marauder220
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If I recall correctly, the Butterfly looked like an el-cheapo to me. He did use an Emerson Karambit to take out the one badguy coming down the stairwell, and the dagger he shoved thru the other badguy's jaw and head was a Strider.
