A pikal or reverse edge essentially cuts on the pull instead of the push. Primary tactic is thrusting and hooking of limbs to open up more targets for thrusting.
A pikal or reverse edge essentially cuts on the pull instead of the push. Primary tactic is thrusting and hooking of limbs to open up more targets for thrusting.
Pikal/reverse edge: It's a screwdriver that can also be used like a talon/claw.
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I'm " " close to ordering the braveheart. Wish bladerigs had the standard black sheath available..
I am " " close to ordering a Joe Watson knife. I keep toggling between the pikal and HITs knife on BlueLineGear.
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I have both and they're both excellent.Originally Posted by Cookie Monster
The Pikal isn't much of a general utility knife if that makes a difference.
Order both anyway
I like the Pikal, buy one then post pics.
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HiTS is a damn fine knife. Joe is a hell of a guy. Six in one, half dozen in the other.
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Anybody have a recommendation for a first fixed blade? It's very common for guys at my work to carry one, and seeing how we aren't aloud to carry a fire arm while on the clock this is the next best thing. I'd like to take some classes aswell. I need a good defense knife AND a knife I can abuse and use as a tool almost everyday.
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http://www.mdtstraining.com/small-fixed-blades/
Personally I'd maybe snag an ESEE Izula and some scales from TKC (http://www.theknifeconnection.net/izula-g10-handles/).
The ESEE stuff is cheap and you can beat the piss outta it without concern. Alternatively the Boker Ridgeback with a cord wrapped handle is pretty slick too. Voodooman will post a pic when he sees this.
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