"So I just got this knife from my father. I have been begging him for it since I was 12 and I always wondered if it was a knife used in war or if it was too new! So tell me what you guys think. I have no idea except that I always thought it was so cool!"
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Wint 7 month s ago
#6 Judging by all that dry thicket around that fire, it should be called, "Saturday 62,000 acre accidental conflagration that can be seen from space." 
#19 What "burned for 5-6 hours"...that tree stump, or those two chicken legs?
#19 What "burned for 5-6 hours"...that tree stump, or those two chicken legs?
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Gabrielle 7 month s ago
#8 It's clearly a combat type of knife, I would say from '60 - '70.
Being it practically a dagger that could be a problem to own one in most countries.
In some, most it's easier to get machineguns than something like that.
Being it practically a dagger that could be a problem to own one in most countries.
In some, most it's easier to get machineguns than something like that.
#19 What "burned for 5-6 hours"...that tree stump, or those two chicken legs?
Being it practically a dagger that could be a problem to own one in most countries.
In some, most it's easier to get machineguns than something like that.