Use of Knives
I generally have 2+ on my person: Leatherman Micra, Leatherman Supertool, and the dreaded "tactical folder." It happens to be the most underrated pig-sticker I've found: a Beretta with a portion of the blde body excised with an aluminum grip & no clip.
The Leatherman get used 99 times for evry time I've used the Beretta to cut, slice, open, whatever. Just handy to have around.
As to a knife fight, I would do everything I could to avoid it. I've had training with rifles, pistols, knives, & open-hand and I'd much rather off somebody at a distance, despite my size & strength (6'0, 275 powerlifter) and and despite my open-hand & knife training (a few years here & there: dojos, military, kickboxing, others). I'd rather see two bullet holes in HIM than a bloody cut on ME.
The Beretta knife is on me in case...I can't keep the BG at any distance.
Even for an untrained fellow, a knife beats harsh language or the "Shalala Technique."
I generally have 2+ on my person: Leatherman Micra, Leatherman Supertool, and the dreaded "tactical folder." It happens to be the most underrated pig-sticker I've found: a Beretta with a portion of the blde body excised with an aluminum grip & no clip.
The Leatherman get used 99 times for evry time I've used the Beretta to cut, slice, open, whatever. Just handy to have around.
As to a knife fight, I would do everything I could to avoid it. I've had training with rifles, pistols, knives, & open-hand and I'd much rather off somebody at a distance, despite my size & strength (6'0, 275 powerlifter) and and despite my open-hand & knife training (a few years here & there: dojos, military, kickboxing, others). I'd rather see two bullet holes in HIM than a bloody cut on ME.
The Beretta knife is on me in case...I can't keep the BG at any distance.
Even for an untrained fellow, a knife beats harsh language or the "Shalala Technique."