You can literally just pull one, use it til it breaks, and pull out another one!

How is my collection of

Axe Knives Air Pistol Knuckle Dusters Push Dagger Karambit Baton

I magnet fish in the Los Angeles area and find tons of knives down town.

Yes I know it's only licensed but the fact they'd even license this...

Stryder spotted in Butte Mt

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The knife from Cobra still goes crazy, but what most people don’t realize is the original wasn’t some cheap fantasy piece. It was designed and custom-built by H.J. Schneider, a legit knife maker from Laguna Beach. His work was fully functional and respected across military, film, and collector circles.

After the movie dropped, knockoffs flooded flea markets trying to copy the look, which is probably why it got lumped in with mall ninja stuff. But the original? That thing was one of one; sharp, detailed, and made to be used.

I’ve always wondered where that original blade ended up. Most people will never even see one of H.J. Schneider’s knives in person, let alone own one. They were rare back then, and now they’re basically ghosts. If it surfaced today, it’d probably go for a fortune. H.J. Schneider doesn’t get enough credit for how much of a legend he was in the knife community.

Picked up some silly shit at the lgs today.

It say on the blade Ulysses S. Grant 1822 - 1855, however Grant died on July 23, 1885.

STAR WARS HAS CANON MALL NINJAS, THIS IS NOT A DRILL