FS type daggers. Compare and contrast 

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Omg! Time to get the metal detector and a search party!

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It’s great! I just wish the handle was 0.5 inches longer. The second feels better in hand

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I’ll have to look at that. Thanks for the info!

It probably would. It goes from quite a lot of material to a needle point. I think the men training with them had a different psychology to their use at that time. The designers had spent years in Hong Kong killing gangsters and communists with a shorter version. It’s really like a surgical scalpel with a large piece of steel behind it. You (general you not specific you) want to place that tip on an artery and pull the person onto it with their weight coming towards you. It’s more of precision like a sniper, aim small miss small. This can be counter intuitive and very difficult to intimate close proximity work. Adrenaline testosterone fear and our bodies fight response make it much more difficult. How does one stay calm, peaceful and relaxed so that they can kill someone more effectively? At Camp David I would patrol at night. Nothing including animals can get in or out. So the woods are filled with bucks and wildlife that has lived on that mountaintop their entire life, yet you only see them if they let you. I’d sit on a stump in the woods and just not move. After a time the night would go from dead silent to alive. Once, a buck stood up about 4 feet from where I was sitting and ignored me. I wasn’t a threat, they could feel it. If I sense a predator I can feel it. Them looking at me. If I see a threat and look at them they can feel me too (often times). Living in Oakland walking through our neighborhood there were a lot of killers. We would see each other and exchange a polite nod. “Hey, how you doing? I love those shoes, sweet ride man.” Really acknowledging respectfully, I see you and I see you seeing me. All smiles, and courtesy. Making the other person feel at ease. I see so many young vets come home and their PTSD makes so much trouble because they see the threat and you can feel it on them. They make direct eye contact with it. That threat is just another person who lives in a constant state of life and death. Then conflict. I had pitbulls for years. Best friends these dogs were. But once they started playing tug of war and then locked eyes it was all over. Not a very good service dog when you are trying to separate two best friends killing each other over intense eye contact. I have known many dangerous people over the years. The (practiced) deep voice macho types who lift weights train jiujitsu and are dripping with testosterone. I’m cool with that, you do what makes you happy. They aren’t the ones who will get you dead tho. The 17 year old from the neighborhood with shark eyes who’s already gotten away with murder half a dozen times. Then the very scary ones. The invisible people. The completely non threatening person. You never feel their presence. If you do, it’s kindness or gentleness. A small poke to the femoral and you never feel it. Dead man talking. You were paying attention to their loud friend. A tenth of a second and all of our training and preparation is worthless because we just have a few heartbeats that realize that there is nothing we can do. It’s checkmate with all our pieces on the board. Having survived them I avoid people at all costs. Attracting the attention of a true psychopath is very bad business. One of you will eventually die (if not interrupted, like those damn pitbulls). The samurai had a technique called “sheathing the blade.” In battle there may come a time when you are going to be stabbed and there is no avoiding it. In this instance they (the samurai) would intentionally guide the opponents blade into their own body. With the blade sheathed they would then strike a killing blow. They could only hope that the opponent would die before them. Best case scenario they did a good job and didn’t hit any vital organs in the execution. I am certain that at some point the tip of this blade could hit bone and break. The hope is that the person that just got the dagger tip broken off inside of them won’t notice because they have a few seconds to live while their aorta empties the contents of their blood onto the ground faster than the fastest muscle car runs a quarter mile. Hopefully then you can fix or replace that knife before the next kill. This is of course only the opinion of one person and should be taken with as many grains of salt as seem fitting. Personally I enjoy holding the blades and the feel of them. I hope I am never in a situation where I’m using this knife for its designed purpose.

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Daggers are not designed to be utility knives.

I carried a gerber in 68 in I corps. Granted they are not a utility knife but that's not what they were designed for. That aside, I could cut 4 inch bamboo with a single stroke. They are certainly not useless. I lost mine in a firefight. I sure wish I had it now.