Womp womp

dude go buy a pager or something, phone’s clearly too advanced 4 u lmao

🙏🙏

@@Dyeko_Ap all love my brother

i think i did a poor job explaining friend😂, thrusts are amazing, and the system im in uses both, i was just playing around here, but i will make a vid on the thrust techniques i enjoy soon🙏

agreed. Me and my friends practiced applying the tourniquettes we have to our extremities and on each other…goal is to be able to put it on in under a minute.

nah fr tho😂

yeah LMAO

literally takes 5 minuites to Google that it originated as a farming tool in southeast Asia because it's design allowed you to use your hands while having a blade at easy access.

100% Deadly. Competey agree, which is why it’s part of my EDC

a five minuite Google search shows it originates as a farming tool 😂

@@nicolbolas5934a farming tool that humans developed from….animal bones….what fossils and bone remnants do you guys think were around thousands of years ago??? maybe dinosaur and horned animal remnants? tusks and claws and certain bones would have been perfect for this shape blade

@@ghostoftheland it wasn't made using bone. it was made using poorly refined metals. their isn't significant enough fossil deposits in the Philippines to attribute the shape to those and they don't exactly have large enough Predators with claw shapes there to have modeled it after.

"Superficially, the karambit resembles the jambiyah, although there is no connection. The jambiyah was always designed as a weapon and serves as a status marker, often made by skilled artisans and jewelers using precious stones and metals, whereas the karambit was and still remains an unadorned farmer's implement and utility knife."

not really it originated as a southeast Asian farming tool because you could keep your hand free and a blade close . the curved blade assisted in safely threshing crops.

@@nicolbolas5934 i think you are thinking of a kunai knife

@@LILSh0rtie "The karambit was originally an agricultural implement designed to rake roots, gather threshing and plant rice in most of island Southeast Asia"

@@LILSh0rtie googling origins of the karambit leads to many sorces that back this up but Wikipedia summarized it nicely

that’s what i’m saying!!! real martial artists know that even surviving a fight, there are no winners

@@ghostoftheland The other side of this is knowing the difference in an ART and a FIGHTING STYLE. Old School Karate is about the discipline of learning precision movement and body placement. You can apply that art to fighting, but it (like ballroom dancing) was about the pursuit of perfect form through focus and discipline. The ARTS incorporated philosophy as well as physicality. So much of that "Old School" Dojo life has been lost in the world of Bullshido and McKarate, and I think that it is SORELY needed again. Keep preaching and teaching my man! Cancel Reply

yes sir, i agree. I’m more so thinking of the drawback of length, if they have a longer knife or blade or weapon than you, big disadvantage unless you surprise them greatly, great comment🙏

@@Cheekythetowbitingconuer much love man, as i make more, quality will improve over time🙏

Its good im a yt too on another account soo ik its hard

bro, you dont know nothing bout this redneck lmao

yes sir. I'm looking for the most functionality I can get from this knife

real

agreed. gun training is going to be a huge part of the project I’m working on because that’s what is common for modern era

i like my cowboy boots lmao

@@CullenFerruggia-wk3yx duuuude, thats crazy. you gonna get another one?

How much knives you got?

I have over 30

not enough😂😂

@@ghostoftheland do you get them online cause I get them at gun shows the real question is how much do you have?

gotchu fam. make sure you sub, more vids like this soon

thank you for the support. i promise vid quality will improve over time! all love🙏

yes sir. more vids coming soon

thank you my friend, your kindness means very much to me

real shit tho😅😅

thank you sir, like i said, this is my first project,i appreciate you