Can I kill a zombie with this knife?
294570
Well, of course, the Marines have used this weapon for over 70 years. In the hand of a well trained, highly motivated individual it will destroy anything living or undead.
437097
No. It is definitely not a good knife for camping. I recommend a tac force knife for camping. I have this green and black one that has red zombies on it and its great for camping. I've used it for at least 5, 2 week camping trips and it still holds up great. The Milano's blade is very unsturdy.
1655366
Honestly, I wouldn't bet on this thing in a zombie apocalypse. Shrubs and vines ok, meat and bone, not likely? not unless you are sharpening and have a home run swing on every swipe lol. For zombies, you'll need a much heavier and longer lasting tool ;)
1210599
Surely could hurt. I love this knife but the "tool kit" that comes with it is fairly useless for a survival situation, or even general camping, you'd be better off with a decent multi-tool. A ferro rod would be an excellent addition.
1731810
Yes, it's a real heffer. You can get some serious momentum behind it with a good swing. This is built as an extraction tool for hacking open cars or buildings, so I'm sure it could cleave through a zombie skull if it could cleave through a car door...
1362824
This knife will take whatever you can throw at it. It is part of my edc however if its a camp knife that your looking for in this price range you might want to look at the Condor tool and knifes Rodan its a well built knife intended for bushcraft
643718
im sure you could if you really wanted to, I I have never thought about using this to do so. I would recommend using the seal pup or a deer dressing knife.
273869
The edge is very sharp. Though I use it for display, it would do nicely for cutting through zombies
722526
I don't think so. anyway I don't have any experience with big game, but I'm sure in surviving situation you can use any knife to boning your game.
983367
That knife was not designed for that, but the I can recommend the K-Bar plus a very durable machete, if you are having those kinds of problems.
1215699
Absolutely not. This is a great bushcraft / survival knife. It take a holds a remarkably sharp edge.. Shaving sharp. Incredibly tough knife. I stuff the handle with Jute cord and pour bot bees wax in each end for fire starting. Then wrapped the handle in non slip hockey stick tape or cot bicycle inner tube for non slip grip. Although the knife seems flimsy, it is far from that. I live in Alaska and use it hard. I carry it in my rucksack and depend on it a great deal.
497391
No, because that would dull it considerable, and probably lower the temper in the blade due to excessive heat. The blade is much thinner than a conventional kitchen knife.
1253208
Since it's actual steel, yes you could but you better know what you're doing, seeing as it's not prepared steel it will get notches more, and is more likely to be damaged if you swing it at others. Also most cons wont allow actual blades so you'd have to keep it in the sheath at all times if you did.
9196
Yes you can. It's styled very similar to a military-type knife. Would make a good survival tool. Strong blade. I collect and use knives and found this one to be surprisingly well made and durable. Sheath is quality and well reinforced. Well made also.
1933206
Yes, yes it will. Every zombie you encounter (not including the ones we send to Washington every couple of years) will be easily defeated by this mask/filter combination. And a machete. But mostly the mask.
1859481
If you mean by knife, the answer is no. If you mean by pulling the capsule apart and pouring half of it into an empty gelatin capsule, then the answer is yes.
115168
I wouldnt want to slice tomtatoes or onions with it. I would be afraid of getting my fingers in the blade. I would use a mandaline for that.