metamorf
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Stoner4Life said:That's exactly why the push dagger is superior in hand to hand combat, sheer grip strength and solid positioning in the middle of a tightly clenched fist keeps the fighter much safer from self inflicted injury. You have close to the same grip strength when first holding a knife, but the slight thumb offset and then the fighter suffers sudden grip weakness when he needs to angle the blade tip toward an opponent.
One advantage a blade might often have over a push dagger is length of reach by the opponents but be warned: youth and speed are no match for old age and treachery, never under estimate your opponent.
Yeah, I hear ya. I'll stick with the knife though. Stab ya in the eye before ya get a chance to go treacherous on my ass