>tavern whores.
In fantasy novels.
You can't slice anyone with a stiletto, only go stabbity-stabbity.
While IRL woman's knife is always a cutting/slicing tool. Like those salvavirgo navajas.
Bowie Knives
Juan Stewart
Josiah Nelson
What purpose does a mexican sacatripe fill?
Elijah Morgan
When the Mexicans have freshly sapped and minted silver from the Encomiendas, the only way to get to them is buy force.
The colony's santa anna will be central in their protection.
Nathaniel Ward
for gutting sheep
and other warm blooded mammals
Aiden Wood
The Condor Undertaker seems nice although I am not a birger so no idea if this is considered a classic bowie or not.
Daniel Adams
Ryan Brown
>I fought the monster dragons of Komodo
Based
Caleb Hill
If I had to face an enemy, the hill jack with his hunting rifle is a hell of a lot more terrifying than some guy with $10,000 worth of tactical shit.
Adrian Cook
>Plus it goes against the ancient rule of "never cut toward yourself"
I've no clue what you're trying to say. Correct technique is to stand behind the person, jab your knife into the side of their neck, hopefully full width and then punch forward to cut/rip out their throat.
If you're in a knife fight or their sleeping, I supposed you might use a different method.
Jonathan Hernandez
Hey since this is the thread to ask, are Milano stiletto knifes effective for stabbing? I always wanted one as a kid and wondered if there actually effective as a killing tool in any way.