Military Trench Cleaver and Other Dangerous Weapons
October 11th, 2024
This week on the Kombativ YouTube channel, I tested out some of the newest weapons on our website like the Military Trench Cleaver. Be sure to watch the video to see my review of all these new weapons.
The first weapon I tested was the Master Bushcraft Machete. Manufactured by master knife maker Gil Hibben, this beautiful blade is both stunning and effective. I loved the 1075 high carbon steel blade as well as the natural walnut wood handle, but I made sure to test it out just to be sure it was well made. Watch the video below to see my full review.
The second weapon I reviewed and tested was the Carbon Fiber Knuckle Set. These specific knuckle dusters are different from standard brass knuckles in that they are made from an extremely light and strong carbon fiber. The set contains three different styles, so I had to test each of them out. Be sure to watch the video to see what I thought of each of them.
The third weapon I tested was the Self-Defense SAP Cap. The thing I like the most about this weapon is that it looks like a very inconspicuous hat, but in the right hands, can be a very effective weapon. Towards the back of the hat, there is a pocket with "Impact Material" sewn in that makes this an excellent SAP weapon.
The last weapon I reviewed was the Military Trench Cleaver. This is one of the more unusual weapons I've tested over the years, but I like the fact that it would make an excellent gift for a chef. Because of how intimidating and bulky this weapon is, I really wanted to test it out, so make sure you watch the video to see how it did!
Here's the video:
The second weapon I reviewed and tested was the Carbon Fiber Knuckle Set. These specific knuckle dusters are different from standard brass knuckles in that they are made from an extremely light and strong carbon fiber. The set contains three different styles, so I had to test each of them out. Be sure to watch the video to see what I thought of each of them.
The third weapon I tested was the Self-Defense SAP Cap. The thing I like the most about this weapon is that it looks like a very inconspicuous hat, but in the right hands, can be a very effective weapon. Towards the back of the hat, there is a pocket with "Impact Material" sewn in that makes this an excellent SAP weapon.
The last weapon I reviewed was the Military Trench Cleaver. This is one of the more unusual weapons I've tested over the years, but I like the fact that it would make an excellent gift for a chef. Because of how intimidating and bulky this weapon is, I really wanted to test it out, so make sure you watch the video to see how it did!
Here's the video:
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