Module: Costume and appropriate equipment. Choosing a suitable knife for survival. Here are some aspects to consider when looking for the ideal knife. There are some features that you need to find it, such as making sure that it is a full tang blade. Is a term integral describes a single piece of metal starts out as a sheet and continues throughout the grip. The handle can be secured to the shank by riveting, can be injection molded rubber (Kraton), braided line or other type of handle which is fixed to the shank. These knives are designed to withstand the abuse and punishment. They are often used for the construction of houses, chopping, fire building, hammering, and dozens of other tasks. Lanyard Holes. Lace holes are holes that are in a knife which can tie strings. Make sure the knife is at least one of them in the base below the handle. Some survival knives have extra holes cord under the blade so that the blade can be attached to a stick to make a spear. Size Size is an important consideration. A smaller knife is easier to carry but not so good in some of the heavy duty chopping tasks where larger knives do better. The big knives can often replace the need for a hatchet so you can actually reduce the equipment used however it can be a pain to carry on your belt. Other aspects to take into consideration. Some other details to consider include a sharpener that comes attached to the case and the options for fixing the belt holder or body. Summary of Features: • Resistant • Boreal • Good in different types of work (machete, fine work ...) • Multifunction • Easy to carry • And of course we remove half pay. JMG
Posted on: Sun, 21 Jul 2013 08:03:40 +0000
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