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Last edited by Doc1911; 08-16-2009 at 08:40 PM.. |
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Thats nasty
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Stupid !
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Other than splitting watermelons or using underwater, it seems pretty useless.
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I could see it used in skin diving. Sometimes an attacking fishy gets rather large and mean. I could see this used effectively in such a situation - of course, it would help to test it there before depending upon it.
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slash someones tires and fill them back up in one swipe
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Russia has had a "ballistic" knife(also air powered) for about two decades now.
One of those SF items. |
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Yea, there are several. The GRAD is a 5-got 22 knife:
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No thanks
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Yes, if you were to find yourself in a fight for your life in your home and you stuck the BG with it; that blast would mess'em up royally. I'd rather not find myself in a hand to hand defensive fight, but if I did, I wouldn't mind having this knife handy. With the volume of a basketball, the quick injection would most likely blow soft tissues to shreds.
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Hmm. I was taught to slash deeply at whichever of several arterial spots were unguarded and then back off; or thrust deep, twist, and back off...
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this knife has been around for several years..it was designed to protect divers from sharks..it not only "injects" co2 into the flesh but freezes it to some extent..cant find the story now but there was a story several years ago from alaska, a camper was awakened to find his leg in the jaws of a bear..as the story goes he was only able to grab the knife and stabbed the bear in the neck and released the gas..it killed the bear..not sure i believe the story, but would make a good campfire tell, if you had the knife and a mellon to demo it!
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