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|    Nestor Kiklu to All    |
|    Re: Why are switchblades/flick knives il    |
|    26 Nov 09 12:39:03    |
      b6b60d06       XPost: alt.slack, rec.sport.pro-wrestling, alt.drugs.hard       From: nestor@thewamphyri.demon.co.uk              sk3tchA wrote:        experienced bladefighters would tell you that the two best knives of       > all time for actual combat are the bowie, and the sykes-fairbain       > commando knife, made famous by the SAS. Personally, I'd take a       > punchknife with a little 3 or 4 inch blade over a switchblade or buck              The Fairbairn-Sykes knife was designed by these two blokes who were Brit       police officers in the Far East, Shanghai if my memory still works. It       was made famous by Brit Commandos in WW2. It does appear on the SAS cap       badge but this was after it was in service. The real thing sells for       £600+ in specialist auctions.              The same gentlemen wrote "All Out Fighting" a handbook for close quarter       combat. It has hints on how to kill a German with your boots       (illustrated) and other handy hints and tips.              BTW "knife fighting" is not a taught subject in the SAS. Disarming       enemies is in the syllabus but if the bloke is attacking you with a       knife you shoot him. Easy.              Nestor              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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