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  • engineerbrian

    JMB fan club
    Sep 3, 2010
    10,149
    Fredneck
    Woodsman Pal or a SOG Kukuri (sp?) are my pics.

    We did a video on the two several years ago and they both performed great. If you do a google search on either and select video, it will pop right up.
     

    outrider58

    Eats Bacon Raw
    MDS Supporter
    Jul 29, 2014
    50,089
    Cheap mil-surps are good. Don't have to worry about munging them up and you sharpen the with a rat-tail file(they actually cut better that way).
     

    sgt23preston

    USMC LLA. NRA Life Member
    May 19, 2011
    4,010
    Perry Hall
    I bought one for my business at Harbor Freight for $5.00...

    When I display it, peoples eyes get very big...

    And it will definitely cut anything that it contacts...

    It comes with a green canvas scabbard...

    I don't know how well it will hold an edge or what your wife might want it for, BUT it's a show stopper...
     

    gizzard

    Active Member
    Oct 30, 2012
    607
    hagerstown
    cold steel or Ontario, sog is 420 stainless, avoid this and cammilus carnivore. get carbon steel, it will last, sharpenable with a file. crkt has a halfchance parang I gave as a gift, around 25.
    tramonitina and imicasa have good repute, condor is great but overpriced for my abuse
    avoid the sawback, not useful in my opinion.
    stainless steel can shatter with unpleasant results, any chopper is best made of carbon steel
     

    HordesOfKailas

    Still learning
    Feb 7, 2016
    2,205
    Utah
    There is only one...Machete.

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    GHETTO BLASTER

    Active Member
    May 27, 2013
    983
    Kershaw camp 18 is very nice, it has a little recurve and a nice scabbed that can mount to Molle or a belt loop. I think I paid $40 bucks for mine.
     

    6Den

    Active Member
    Feb 10, 2013
    835
    Howard County
    I have a K-Bar Kukri and a K-Bar Cutlass. I like their different attributes for different purposes. I have smaller hands so the handle was carefully considered. This might apply to your wife as well.
     

    alucard0822

    For great Justice
    Oct 29, 2007
    17,711
    PA
    Love my Fiskars brush axe and machete axe. The shorter brush axe hacks through loose brush, and the hooked shape helps pull cleared stuff free, it's still tough enough to chop through branches up to an inch or two thick, they are still around, but the new bilhook is the same idea. The Machete axe can hook stuff to pull it out, can chop suprisingly large branches, and the weight keeps plowing through bush and branches. It's big, so takes some room to swing, but each section performs a task, really nice to push the sharpened flat tip to cut at the root, or use the back side, which works ok for hacking, but should have been a saw. It looks like some klingon battle sword, which can be fun or dorky. For defense in a car, a simple on-body weapon like pepper spray is far superior provided adequate training. There isn't room to swing a machete, only works well outside of the car on foot, so either have to be an idiot to get out of the car and fight instead of driving away, or it's uselessly tucked away in the car, you are on foot, and there is a bad guy in the way preventing you from getting to it.


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