Who else bought one of these when they were 13 years old??

Two words - Cold Steel.

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"With a durable sub-zero cryo-quenched German 4116 Stainless Steel clip point blade that is a full 1" wide and 5" long, it’s versatile enough to meet the demands of almost any survival situation.The hollow handle is made from the highest-grade Polypropylene available, and has an integral double quillon guard that serves to protect the fingers as well as making it possible to lash the handle to a stick to make an improvised spear. Plus, a twist of the waterproof cap reveals a large hollow handle that accommodates a generous survival kit! Finally, the Survival Edge comes complete with a weatherproof and super-light Secure-Ex sheath, and high-grade Ferrocerium fire steel."

Of course they were junk, but back then, we were WOLVERINES!!!!!


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How many of you had the entire insides melt when you threw it and the all surface matches lit up?

I actually used mine to fish one time. Caught 2 blue-gills..

I caught three Yellow Perch. I used JB weld on the handle as it got loose.

FUCKYEAH!!!

Wish I still had mine...

Way better now, but would be cool to have.

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I always wondered why no reputable knife company never made a serious actual survival kit knife . Perhaps a full tange solid stock forged blade and handle made of like I donnu s30v or atleast 1095carbon steel ??

Gen X alone would be snatching those bad boys up for nothing more than nostalgic value . Throw braided line , good hook , 100ft strand of 550 paracord , fero rod .

Boyyyyy snatch'em up like hotcakes .

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Two words - Cold Steel.

[link to www.coldsteel.com (secure)]

"With a durable sub-zero cryo-quenched German 4116 Stainless Steel clip point blade that is a full 1" wide and 5" long, it’s versatile enough to meet the demands of almost any survival situation.The hollow handle is made from the highest-grade Polypropylene available, and has an integral double quillon guard that serves to protect the fingers as well as making it possible to lash the handle to a stick to make an improvised spear. Plus, a twist of the waterproof cap reveals a large hollow handle that accommodates a generous survival kit! Finally, the Survival Edge comes complete with a weatherproof and super-light Secure-Ex sheath, and high-grade Ferrocerium fire steel."

Thats funny I swear I was just looking at this Buck Buckmaster 184 on ebay . Auction not quite up and 394 with shipping . [link to www.ebay.com (secure)]

I've had two of them, I bought the first one about 1981 or so.. the steel was brittle on those blades and I dropped it one winter hacking up firewood, it landed on a large rock and snapped the tip off.

Buck warrantied it and sent another which I used for several years While I served in the ARMY.. As I said the blades were brittle and one night i landed on it during an airborne insertion and the blade broke off at the tang / guard junction.

The M-9 bayonets were practically the same knife and they ended up having the same issues.

Nope, had this when I was 13 though.

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I bought a “full auto” BB gun out of the back of SOF magazine. You attached a can of R12 Freon to the bottom for the pressure and it sprayed BBs out (barely). The global warming fa$$ots would lose their minds now watching refrigerant being sprayed out like that.