Knives

No. However, Chuck Norris begs to differ.

Just simply buy some from the grand exchange it is alot cheaper then market price most of the time. Careful different knives require different ranging levels.

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No becuz its just a bigger nife then the regular

While running away from the "blood bath" in the cornucopia another tribute throws it at Katniss and Katniss catches it with the pack on her back.

Disgusting as it may seem, they used real blood in a bladder disguised under the costume. When the actor was stabbed, real blood poured out onto the stage. Since London was full of slaughterhouses ("shambles" was their word for them), these ingredients were easy to come by. The people responsible for cleaning the stage and costumes couldn't have been happy about it though.

In the episode Flesh and Blood (S07E12) both Dinozzo and Gibbs carry the Zero Tolerance 300 series. I don't know the codes for folder colors and blade designs. Although, it seems that Gibbs has the ZT 302 (also shown in "Enemies Domestic" S08E09) and gives it to Director Vance when he believes the director is in danger. Hope it helps

sell them on ebay. give them to a kid. or just throw them away if they are broken.

A trench knife is a specialized knife made specifically for the close quarter combat on World War 1. Most of the fighting took place in narrow trenches or on "no mans land" a trench knife, which consisted of a brass knuckle with a long blade permanently affixed to it was a handy weapon to have. The trench knife doubles as a brass knuckle and a knife; with the knife securly attached to the user's hand, the enemy could not easily take the knife from the user. In trench warfare where firing a gun while in the trench could accidentally harm a fellow soldier who happens to be behind an enemy, a knife or bayonet was a safer means to eliminate an enemy.

Gerber knives are made by a separate company from the baby food company and have no connection outside of a common name. Good question though.

Nope.

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its around 20 and 30 i know cause i have a black and white diamond case

first u need wood,stone.and.tape{rope} carve the stone and tie it to the stick

well, you don't want to get blood all over your onions, now do you?

Stainless or galvanized steel

The case Chicago Bears two blade pen knife in case in mint condition with the red bone handles and 1972 date is 275.00

in 1939 they were sold w/ sheath for $1.25 that's all i know

See this website: http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/price_guide/wr_case_xx/knives-65.php

Only Your Knife, Unless you have the Tomahawk, then it will replace the one that doesn't shoot the knives.

A Williams, Smithfield butchers sharpener just sold on Ebay au for $205

Some do. Mainly cheaply made knives. A GOOD knife from a sporting goods store will cost you more, but can last you a lifetime (or until you lose it)

Becasue the steel is good and the knives are designed to be light weight. Those two details alone make for a better user knife than whatis typically sold for 20-30 bucks...

That tang is the part of the knife that goes into the handle. Full tang means that the metal goes the full length of the handle which helps both the strength and the balance. There is no screw or rivet attachment of the blade to the handle because the blade metal runs straight through to the end of the handle. This makes the survival knife much stronger. In fact, some survival knife models have the metal extend beyond the end of the handle so that the end of the handle can be used as a hammer. This hammer, often referred to as a pommel, can be used to pound tent stakes into the ground, to hammer loosened nails, for breaking glass to exit from a motor vehicle crash, or for good old fashioned self defense.

Well yes and no - as long is it's in a case yes it can not be in site where others can see it if you plan to wear it and it cant be bigger than your palm.

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You have to follow certain knives law of Florida. You can carry bowie knives or other large knives, Ballistic knives, throwing knives, Belt knives or cane knives.

Many dive knives have blunt (squared-off) tips. This makes them safer. You're not likely to need a sharp-tipped knife underwater. You're more likely to just need the cutting edge. Sharp tipped knives tent to snap off and break when prying at things. The blunted tip is more practical as you never need to stab anything but you often need to pry things underwater.

A sharp knife is what you need for cutting line and old netting etc.