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Reviews (18)
Apr 20, 2017
The Real Deal
6 of 6 found this helpful I can't distinguish this from other "modern production" (say 1980s and forward) versions of this military dagger. It is basically a disposable tool, not a collector's example of perfection, and that's exactly what it's meant to be.
Some features that are not well-understood include:
1) the flimsy sheath, which is that way because it's designed for stealth and these knives were generally expected to be lost or destroyed within a few weeks or months of being issued;
2) the lack of a truly sharpened edge, which is how it's supposed to be, as this knife's penetrating power is all in the needle-nose tip;
3) the cast handle, which is grooved for grip, not because of blood, and secured with a simple nut;
4) and the urpose of it, which is purely stab-and-rip sideways, primarily down into the base of the neck just above the collar bone.
Face the facts: this is a very pure weapon whose purpose is primarily sentry elimination. It's not a general-purpose knife like a Kabar, or meant for knife-fighting like a German Grabendolch. This is primarily an ambush weapon, and as such, its purpose is quite brutal and merciless.
Also, a final note on fit-and-finish: anyone who's spent time around WW2-era Enfield rifles and their bayonets knows that the Brits didn't waste time on fancy finishes or beautiful engraving, and that their weapons often had an air of coarseness. Even though the national emergency of the war is long past, this dagger remains true to the expediencies of the time in which it was designed.
Jul 25, 2018
The most appealing quarter-ouncer in today's market
I'd argue that this is the most visually-appealing .25 oz. bullion coin on the market today.
Dec 14, 2017
Don't try this with a Mac
Volume controls are inoperative, and the Mic randomly opens Siri. This happens on both an iPhone and any Mac under OS 10.13. When you first plug it into a Mac, the volume soars up to maximum. If you try lowering the volume, it goes all the way down to mute. There is no way to step the volume in either direction.
Even better, it randomly stops/starts iTunes if you touch the wire. The combination of Siri asking you at odd moments what you want, combined with music starting, stopping and fast-forwarding (didn't know this was even possible under iTunes) makes for an entertaining but utterly useless product.
I ended buying replacement headphones because Bose doesn't offer this cable any longer.