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Just picked up a Kizlyar "Militare" knife and it is perfect.Well balanced and very well made by Kizlyar Knives in Dagestan.This is a knife that will no doubt last for years.

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"Never, under any circumstances, ever become a refugee... Die if you must, but die on your home turf with your face to the wind, not in some stinking hellhole 2,000 kilometers away, among people you neither know nor care about."

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Glock

Feldmesser 81?

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I had the 78, which has the plain back. Bought it in '87 and had it right through my stint in the bush.

These days I have a SOG Pentagon, not the best field knife, I do like the look of the SOG Agency.

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Bambam® has always done his own stunts.

Would it cut down a tree?

Yes, but this is the Chuck Norris of knives, so nothing short of a Giant Redwood is worthy of it's time. The other feature I like about this knife is the electrically insulated tang, so you can safely cut through live electrical cables.

I like these as well. This is Chris Reeve's take on the hollow-handled survival knife.

These were made from a single piece of D2 tool steel - thus removing the normal weak point in cheap 'hollow-handled survival knives' where the blade joins the handle. I have four of these of various sizes and vintages. This is the Project II with a 7.5 inch blade. Sadly, he no longer makes this style of knife.