Recent content by vjb.knife1

The part about the pens disappearing and how many extra pens is funny. But, I believe it. Regards, Vincent

Walter Brend not Peter Bauchop. Walter is an American maker. Some of PB knives look like this:

I don't know that but I do know that he's at the Blade Show in Atlanta this coming week, and he has a knife made for me.>

I like revolvers but the only time I have carried one is hiking / camping and I carried the 329 Scandium, Titanium model in 44 Magnum, carried on an open carry belt holster. I don't have that gun any more but I still have a few that I just use on the range. I should say my favorite is the...

I actually regularly carry 4 knives but this Walter Brend model 2 is not one of them.

I'll stick with my XDM 10mm.

Well, California is the largest state by population in the USA by a pretty wide margin. So, even if you filter out the nuts and flakes they could be a fairly large market for almost anything. But, I bet there are a few people there who would buy one of these if they were allowed to.

Rule number nine - always carry a knife.

If you wanted to go back to your firearm and this thing is on your finger I could see that causing a problem / getting in the way. I would rather have any of these any day.

I am sorry, but that knife just does not work for me. I really find it to be very inadequate. There are a lot of reasons why that ring poses a hazard to the holder and the grip size is just far too small to work. There are dozens of knives that I would use for self defense above that thing.

Folded Metal Frame?

Those on the left can do what ever they want, I will hang out with them and be friends with them, if they will have me. I rarely talk politics or Religion or firearms with them. Just don't try to make me think some things are correct or normal and don't expect to get it paid for with tax...

There are two types of ships in a war; Submarines and Targets.

In Hawaii they hunt wild hogs with a knife. Not quite like a hogzilla in Arkansas but they can reach close to 300 lbs. and crossbow hunts are also common.

I understand what you are saying but this discussion was a technical discussion of what caliber / cartridge would be capable of bringing down a bear and my point is that .308 is capable not whether or not a person has the stones to stand and deliver a shot on target. My only point is that the...