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What's your Zombie Killin' equipment??? Pics only.
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No she's a semiauto. Still, loads of fun for a lot less money.
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Ima steal your idea!!!
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HMMMM. gives me ideas.
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heres my new favourite........
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Only the sharp and pointy things....
Many a sweet looking tool in this thread! I'm going with this one from Zombie-Tools, just hoping the Apocolypse holds off for 8 to 10 weeks! Steel is 5160.
Picture and write up from Z-T website;
Zakasushi
The Zakasushi is our take on the Japanese wakizashi, traditionally a companion sword to the katana. Miyamoto Musashi, the most badass samurai of all time, created a sword technique he called two heavens as one, in which he fought with a katana in one hand and a wakizashi in the other. While few lacked anything like the duel-wield skill of Musashi, the wakizashi was still carried by many samurai along with the katana for use in close quarters fighting, decapitating a disabled opponent and carrying indoors when protocol required that the katana be left outside.
The Zakasushi can be teamed up similarly with our Apokatana, or used singly by the warrior of slighter build or by the fighter on the move wishing to complement his firearm with a blade that wont weigh him down.
Total Length 30.5 in (.77m) Blade/Handle Length 22in/8.5in (.56m/.22m) Steel Width 0.204in (5.2mm)
Weight 2lbs 6oz (1.08kg)
Picture and write up from Z-T website;
Zakasushi
The Zakasushi is our take on the Japanese wakizashi, traditionally a companion sword to the katana. Miyamoto Musashi, the most badass samurai of all time, created a sword technique he called two heavens as one, in which he fought with a katana in one hand and a wakizashi in the other. While few lacked anything like the duel-wield skill of Musashi, the wakizashi was still carried by many samurai along with the katana for use in close quarters fighting, decapitating a disabled opponent and carrying indoors when protocol required that the katana be left outside.
The Zakasushi can be teamed up similarly with our Apokatana, or used singly by the warrior of slighter build or by the fighter on the move wishing to complement his firearm with a blade that wont weigh him down.
Total Length 30.5 in (.77m) Blade/Handle Length 22in/8.5in (.56m/.22m) Steel Width 0.204in (5.2mm)
Weight 2lbs 6oz (1.08kg)
