3 of WWII's Legendary Knives!

Fun fact kukri lore states when drawn it must taste blood

Khukuri is our national weapon but this is not the original one there should be a symbol of 🕉️🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵

That first one might be good against zombies.

What about the marine raiders Bowie knives or stalleto

MAN UP AMERICA 🇱🇷💪😎⚡🦅

I own 2/3 of them.
I guess I need a kukri

The kurkri doesn't has the unique mark near its handle. It has real function of dripping away the blood

Wrong khukri design..that khukri doesn't have a cut near handle for blood to drop down

I thought the kbar was pure trash in ww2?

The Applegate Fairbairn is not a world war II knife it is a knife designed by Rex Applegate in the 80s the Fairbairn/Sykes is the other famous fight night of world war II carried by British commandos and it wasn't invented by Applegate it was invented by William Fairbairn and Anthony Sykes so your way off on the commando knife

KUKRY is for Interception

Unpopular opinion.... Kabars being half tang is a huge turn off for me

Nothing is better than khukhri... and your khukhri is not well developed it's just a basic one

The buck 119

Didnt they bring out a slight longer fairburn sykes dagger, one designed to push through the extra layer of a winter coat???

Kabar is made by Cutco. The world's best knife pyramid scheme.

Do you have survival knife for WW3 😂😂

Mm2 knife

I have a k bar

Here’s three knives that ran their quality control into the ground and made a shell of their former glory.

Why was everyone not issued a Gurkha knife?

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Forget the Swiss Army Knife: When it came to committing espionage and sabotage against the forces of evil during World War II, no tool was more favored among American and British spies than the simple-yet-effective “escape and evasion knife.” 4 to 6 thousand dollars on a good day at auction.

Fairbairn please..

Kukri beats alllll

It's actually pronounced to fairburn

I love how khuri looks ❤

Kukri shown in this video is not properly made.

My great grandpa was deployed to India in 1943 and while he was there he bought a kukri blade and my grandpa still has it to this day he said we will give it to me someday

i dont really like kabars because you could see it has a smaller tang than the blade, kukris arent my style but still very good, and the fighting knife looks good

A very similar knife to the kbar was also used called the RH-36 made by the PAL blade company which no longer exists. Excellent knife made of carbon steel and the handle is pure leather. The RH if anyone is wondering stands for “Remington Hunter” and it was not the only knife in its line to be used for military usage as the RH-35 was also used by the Navy quite a bit, the only difference being that the 36 was more used for all branches and was a little more specialized for combat.

He sound like the lacrosse coach from teen wolf

Nice, now let's see world war IV knives.

A kukri isn’t a knife my dude 😂

Say baba navy knfe banuga

Mk2 and Mk3 Khukuri, the designs used in WW2 can be bought from several good Khukuri Houses in Nepal such as KHHI, KHT. Much prefer those forged blades to Khukuri cut out from sheet steel and ground from much thinner stock.

There was no notch in that Kukhri..

Umm, ur khukari is a bit mistaking. There should be a gap at the very end of the blade before handle. It's to prevent blood to the handle and loosen your group. But ur don't have.

I broke my ka bar like that many years ago . I never trust kay bar enough to buy another .
I stuck with buck knives .

Can you do a video about your favorite knives?

that kabar would make a fantastic knife of they would just fix that damn tang
..that's the only issue I can think of.

Bro, what da eff.

That Fairbairn has the most incorrect guard and handle. It’s a small steel flat guard, and a steel ribbed handle on the WW2 pattern.

That Kukhri is not made anywhere near Nepal.

Convinced people do this for comments but still.

A real Gurkha khukuri is forged by badass, impoverished Nepalese blacksmiths using the leafsprings from a Mercedes-Benz truck, brass from rifle shell casings and water buffalo horn.

Bro this is not a khukuri a normal khukuri has two gaps near the handle

I guess fourth place is the Smatchet

I had a poorly made Kbar; broke within a year from light use but that Khukri looks delicious.

Wrong the ka bar stands for knife accessories browning automatic rifle the bar machine gun had no bayonet so the ka bar was made🎉😂

Is that supposed to be a khukuri ?😅😅😅
What the hell is that thing?😂

The K-Bar was tested by DBK channel and got a poor score. Literally fell apart.