I sure as hell hope not....


for me... I used to carry on my web... the following

14 inch bladed short sword ( cause it pissed off the company commander, and actually worked very well as a clearing tool..machette )
A multi tool, and a Fairbairn-Sykes fighting knife.

I still prefer the Fairbairn-Sykes and have a few of them, including a vintage one although the providence is uncertain.

Although the updated Applegate style fighting knife is quite nice.. I picked up a folder version.. and typically carry it when I am in the field now.. it's just as handy and more compact.

Though for sure... if I was still humping... I'd be carrying a 1902 vintage Artillerymans Falchion I picked up at a flea market in unissued original packing grease... what a nice little ( 20 inches long) limb loper...

But then... I'm a little enamoured of things edged... I've been teaching Western Swordsmanship for over a decade.. and practicing it over 20 years

ah... he's a buddist... way too passive

Bloodsport using an M60 to riflebutt you? Sheesh, I've almost seen everything now!

I need to get me a rubber knife. I've got enough steel/composition ones to sink me if I fell in a pool.

I'm all for the use of props, so long as they are used responsibly.

I keep a leatherman in one of the pouches in my best for those "incase of this" purposes but thats about it.

Ive been thinking of getting a rubber knife to attach to my vest, but well I carry enough crap on me as it is. I dont think I need anymore stuff poking me.

Rubber knives = fine. I have a rubber training knife I sometimes carry, but to tap a guy on the shoulder and tell him he's dead is way more fun. As for utility knives, I find a decent Swiss Army knife is more than adequate in the field. What I don't get are the idiots I see at airsoft games with anti-tank knives or bayonets strapped on themselves. What's the point in that?

I think dummy knives are cool I got killed with one at my first game and now I want one. I carry a real one tomohawk black tantoblade all that jazz for if I ever need one at a game.

He makes the M60 look like an MP5 :p !!

That was mean.

what about rubber axes and viking helmets?

:salute:

My point exactly. What could you conceivably need a big ass knife like that for at an airsoft game?

The same reason some people have side arms they never use? But better, it can help you cut your way out of a perdicament, like getting tangled in the vines, or needing to unscrew various screws.

That isn't a viking helmet. Vikings never wore those with horns and shit on it, that's only hollywood.

Like so...

http://www.hickerphoto.com/data/medi...hotos_5492.jpg