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Originally Posted by The Reaper
I don't.
I think a knife is a tool to be used.
If it is a decent design and is well made of quality materials, it is mission capable. At a certain experience level, it might matter.
If you are the sort of young man who thinks that buying $200 sneakers will make you fly like Mike, then knock yourself out.
TR
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No sir, I am not that sort of young man. What do you think of Cold Steel knives then
? Also, I plan on using my military issued knife for all tool-related jobs, this would be a fighting knife.
Also, not challenging you sir, but I was thinking the same as this man,
"I have also seen, especially recently, people complaining about the prices of weapons and equipment, settling for less than what they need because of cost or trying to "bargain" for a better deal.
With furniture or a used car, that's fine and I'm all for getting the best possible deal and not wasting anything needlessly.
But think about it for a minute. These are the tools of your trade. You are betting your life on them. Do you really want to buy your Body Armor from Crazy Eddie who just went insane and slashed prices?
Do you want to be running through the streets of Bagdead in front of your principle and have your assault pack dump your Kit Kat bars all over the street because you got it for $10 less than the good one?
I would imagine that the Samurai, Roman soldiers, etc., probably spent every last dime they had on the best swords and armor they could find. They knew they were going into battle and soon.
Well guess what?
If you want to save money, do it somewhere else. When it comes to your kit and weapons, don't scrimp. Get the best, pay for it, and when you get back, thank the maker for his pride and professionalism." -NousDefionsDoc