Review of: Windlass Cobra Steel Falcata
Ever since I watched how effective the Falcata was on FORGED IN FIRE, I have wanted one. I have also declared war on the tallow trees in the back of my five acre yard. When I saw this Windlass Cobra Steel Falcata in the Atlanta Cutlery Catalog. I jumped at the the chance. Nothing prepared me for the actual quality of this blade or the sharpness of the blade. One quick swing cleaved a 2 inch branch. The rain has changed my backyard to a swamp and I am looking forward to my next expedition into that war zone.
Reviewed by:
Leonard,
August 25, 2019
Review of: Man-at-Arms Winged Spear
I wasn’t expecting something so imposing; this thing is truly intimidating. Well made, solid, and battle-ready. It would look correct on the wall of a great hall, but it’s no “wall hanger.” Every home should have one.
Reviewed by:
Robert,
August 12, 2019
Review of: Carnivore Machete
Greatness all around. This knife will not disappoint. You can always look at a picture but it’s nothing like holding the real deal. I would absolutely recommend.
Reviewed by:
Kelli,
August 07, 2019
Review of: US Model 1917 Bolo Knife with Scabbard
Great quality. Incredibly accurate detail. I have friend that has an original. When I explained where I got it they couldn't believe it.
Reviewed by:
Gary,
July 27, 2019
Review of: Longleaf Traditional Antique Kukri with Reproduction Scabbard, 2 Knives
Great kukri - this came in good condition, but a bit dirty. There was no active rust, but there was corrosion from years of storage and two significant dents in the edge. I spent about an hour working on it with a rust eraser and a whetstone and got it back to almost original condition, though the dents would need much more work to take out. Mine had a wooden handle which is very solid and in fairly decent shape. In hand it feels authoritative and "choppy" in a good way. If you haven't handled a historic kukri before then they're very interesting and very utilitarian.
To be honest, it wouldn't be my first choice for outdoor usage, but it would definitely work in a pinch. As a collector piece... it's really, really good. This is a vintage or antique blade, and when you think about it, the dents in my blade just indicate that it saw use during the day. More likely than not, someone trusted this blade with their life when they took it with them on an expedition.
Reviewed by:
Michael,
July 21, 2019
Review of: Genuine Gurkha Regimental Kukri
A thick heavy blade. Good for cutting pretty much anything from trees to zombies.
Reviewed by:
Delmar,
July 20, 2019
Review of: 5-in-1 Survival Tool
Very functional and very convenient.
Reviewed by:
JOSEPH,
June 22, 2019
Review of: Assam Rifles Kukri
It exceeded my expectations as it was a birthday gift for my husband.
Reviewed by:
Jennifer,
June 02, 2019
