The deadliest knife in the world?

Join me as I have a look at the M48 Cyclone a clone of the Microtech Jagdkommando. Also we'll do a stab test.

[ojcdecato]

These knives are built to kill. I want one but my family will think I’m psycho lol.

[brickbros-ma]

It only has one purpose though, stabbing (which practically any knife can do) I wouldn't want to carry such a big knife that lets be honest, is basically useless. I'd want something that was a better all-round purpose knife, something you could slash with etc., especially to consider it "the deadliest knife in the world"

[cavemanfire]

The reason why it's so deadly is because the design of the blade let's in alot of air into the wound before the blade comes out..increasing the bleeding and size of the wound...also making it impossible to stop the bleeding without a professional surgeon.

[EmiyaCG]

Are we going to ignore the fact that he described it as "Cycloney"????

[paagaljack]

Hmm interesting






My mind :- it will keel

[edwardwu]

I kinda want to put it add the end of a spear shaft. That would be one badass spear I wouldn't want to get stabbed with!

[muhdfairuz]

This looks similar to the Supernatural angel blade thing... anyone feels the same?

[cashvendetta]

You don’t want to go with the twist, you’re supposed to follow through and rip it out for the real damage

[symfora]

csgo should make a knife like this that would be so cool.

[grumpyoldwizard]

I think you would have to be strong and trained to use this effectively. It looks like there would be resistance going in, unless it was very soft tissue. Nasty little beast.

[brady]

It's the knife equivalent to hollow point bullets

[wezzard]

gonna buy one and test it on my friend if it’s working properly

[kyberkreeper]

It's a hardcore bloodletter; older designs in history were built so that the blade would break off and be left inside of a person. The way the blade was built was to exsanguinate (or bleed someone to death), hence the channel in the central axis of the blades.

[grumpyoldwizard]

I am not sure this would puncture a target as well as you may imagine it would. It would make a monstrous wound but only if it penetrates. I imagine a dual edged dagger would be more effective and foolproof.

[moonsugar]

It basically does twisting for you imagine this on a bayonet

[charliebrown]

I want to see the wound it leaves in ballistics gel, because I keep hearing that the wound can’t be stitched but I’m very hesitant.

[MecanicalEnd]

The tri-dagger's problems all begin with that godforsaken twist. It lacks a proper cutting edge, and it's wide shape means that, as a slashing weapon, this thing is about one step up from paper cuts. It'll give your opponent some cool scars to boast about after they've gutted you, but that's it.

But wait, the twist doesn't just ruin it as a slashing weapon, it also ruins its functionality as a stabbing weapon too! The blade is THICK. Really thick. It has to be to keep its shape when stabbing. And all of that thickness is going to reduce the depth and therefore the lethality of your stab. But it gets worse. That twist will turn any stab into a corkscrew motion, robbing the stab of force, breaking your grip on the dagger, and making it harder to pull out for a second stab.

What does it have going for it? Triangular wounds are harder to stitch closed. Triangular blades are actually forbidden under the Geneva convention for exactly this reason. However, that doesn't make up for the rest of the dagger's terrible design.

[mr.halloween]

I just found your channel and I'm super glad I did. I miss Maine so much but my wife won't move up there. My body may be stuck in Florida but my heart is still in Waldo County.

[aspiechan]

Double edged dagger is just as deadly and is cheaper too. Microtech OTF is my favorite combat knife. Close 2nd is Kershaw launch 6 auto.

[steveo]

In a combat self defense situation against assailants these days whom many are high on drugs & demon possessed, you will want to make sure you have the best weapons available in that situation to end the threat. Id rather have this at my side against a bear attack type encounter instead of a "Politically correct butter knife".