And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
Am I missing the sharp edges here? The paracord wrap looks nice but no real grip nor comfort if you're chopping with this. I wonder if epoxy is used to keep that single layer of paracord glued down.
Based on the not-very-visible edges, I thought fake or AI. Google says: The item shown in the image is a Kiridashi, a traditional Japanese pocket knife.It features a hand-forged steel blade with a distinctive single-bevel angled edge and a handle wrapped in green and yellow cord. Historically used in Japan as a general-purpose utility tool, it is commonly used for:Woodcarving and whittling, Cutting leather, paper, and cardboard, Marking straight lines in woodworking (acting as a striking knife), Pruning small plants or bonsai
Am I missing the sharp edges here? The paracord wrap looks nice but no real grip nor comfort if you're chopping with this. I wonder if epoxy is used to keep that single layer of paracord glued down.
ReplyDeleteMike: I am imagining a Viking using this to decapitate his enemy.
ReplyDeleteLethal Coup stick maybe?
ReplyDeleteBased on the not-very-visible edges, I thought fake or AI. Google says:
ReplyDeleteThe item shown in the image is a Kiridashi, a traditional Japanese pocket knife.It features a hand-forged steel blade with a distinctive single-bevel angled edge and a handle wrapped in green and yellow cord. Historically used in Japan as a general-purpose utility tool, it is commonly used for:Woodcarving and whittling, Cutting leather, paper, and cardboard, Marking straight lines in woodworking (acting as a striking knife), Pruning small plants or bonsai
spookshooter done gone anon
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