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It's a good assassin weapon. But you dead if u face off against a trained swordsman.

a karambit is usually good for a 2 inch deep, 1/2 inch wide gash through anything but bone

Can you tell from where I can get a good double edged karambit

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@@jaishankerlalsrivastava393 shaper the back side of one with a false edge

Amen

+Kali Center Thank you for sharing... I know most of these Karambit strikes, but simply knowing the different angles that I can attack with, it doesn't tell what I can accomplish by doing so. I was practicing on my own, just getting used to the movements, so seeing this video, was like finding the missing pieces in a puzzle. Now I just need to get 2 training Karambit's, so I can practice the intricacies .

Hi Jaime, I'm glad to hear Kali Center has helped your Karambit training! It definitely does get intricate. Keep on it and keep me updated with your progress!

+abo-dreadz FRB Thank you!

Thanks for watching! I'm glad you found Kali and are enjoying it! :)

KravistDillonT Welcome to the world of the Eskrimador! You have arrived at the University of the Martial Arts brother.

+StoriesOfTheUnscene I'm glad you found Kali Center too my friend! Awesome, I look forward to seeing some of your Karambit skills some time :)

Awesome bro! Karambit is cool :)

+Kardas Sialep Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks from Italy for the weapon you created! It is our favourite knife in the Italian Army!

+Stefano Ricci The FX-599, right?

+saboten123 always feeling inscure about the origin of silat, karambit, and stuff make me want to puke on you

The Karambit is a nasty little tool! :)

It IS one of the most devastating knives out there. But with that comes other aspects of owning one (if legal where you live) and using one for "self-defence". What these videos NEVER mention is the aftermath of a knife fight. Even if you're protecting yourself. And that is the attacker, though in the wrong, might still end up taking the victim to court. Or his family will. Same holds true when people use guns to defend. There are serious court costs that can bankrupt the average person. Court costs that can near $250,000.00. Add it's hard for a lawyer to defend you against...as the lawyer for the attacker can focus on the design of the knife...the curve...say the "victim" bought one with the INTENTION of getting into a knife fight to do horrific damage. The design while effective in use...can end up hurting you in the long run...in court. Too many guys live in an "action film dream world". So they buy a few Karambits and take a few courses at a Kali school. Or just watch a few KZfaq videos and practice at home. Injuring themselves and others. And then get their firearms licence...take some courses. And maybe study Krav Maga. thinking their now a real badass. A Jason Bourne. Failing to consider that you won't be sent on your way after a 1 min talk with a LEO on the scene. There's a high super expensive legal fees and the trauma of the fight. Most have NEVER been in a real knife fight. Never will. Only people who might be able to "practice it for real" are the military. And various SPEC OPS people. Is it worth the trouble afterwards??

@@AGC828 ... would you rather be dead, or your family? A weapon in the hands of a responsible person is a shield, only to be used as a last resort. Criminals that want to hurt you or other people do not care about anything. Be responsible, do not pull your weapon unless you have no other option.

Always be careful where information comes from. Most don't have a clue. I learned that a long time ago. ;)

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Mareșalul Alexandru Averescu. I see your point, but in this instance wouldn't you be able to do those things anyway? Should be able to open your hands without the knife falling.

There is solo training in the DVD download as well as partner drills.

+Mikey Do Hi Michael, Yes, I have noticed this trend!

Bakir Avdic Silat and wing chun/jeet kun do are pretty similar, Silat is a bit more destructive natured though.

My recent video is an opinion but it doesn’t have to be other people’s opinion. If someone prefers to carry a Karambit as edc they should. The point of that video is encourage people to train with what they want to carry and not carry because they someone else make some “cool” looking videos.

@@kalicenter agreed

Awesome! Which did you get?

Not very effective. Espacialy the last technique requires the opponent to hold still while you do your thing. This is not going to happen.

Bataon is better

+JathTech We modify all our techniques for both single and double edge. If you don't mind waiting for handmade Karambits, check out toppradoblades.com/ for Double Edged Karambits

also, try searching the gil hibben claw ii or smthn

The Schrade SCH112 "Shasta McNasty" might be the ticket. Available and affordable production model. Check out the reviews on YT.

+RAGEHAMMER BEATINGFACE yeah I saw that recently on Zombie Go Boom. I was definitely considering getting it. I'll probably hold off for now but it's on my wish list.

Very!

Really? Many of the strikes I see have a backhand attack. Could it be used as an impact weapon as opposed to a blade on the backhand?

yes. That's what I mean as a single edge modify. The operations are the same you just have 1 cutting edge.

OK, cool. Thanks!

Hey Bob, thanks for watching! and an even bigger thank you for putting my videos into real use! That's what I like to hear most :)

oh never mind, already found my answer progressing into the video

+Smooth Dude Nice! It's a lot of fun

+Kali Center true

Yes, there are some modifications for empty hands. Yes, you can use a pen too.

I wouldn't bother with this open handed. if you are intending to protect yourself empty handed then learn jujitsu and muay Thai. knowing even the basics of these two styles can really save your ass in a confrontation. but while it is good to know those it is nice to have that equalizer on you, because you can't count on an assailant being unarmed. if you aren't prepared to use lethal force on somebody don't carry a knife. carry a baton. there are collapsible batons you can buy that are lightweight and small but are still powerful enough to break a forearm and incapacitate an attacker

Depends on where you live. some places Batons are illegal to carry but you can carry a folder knife. Just depends on laws and if you caret o follow them. ;)

Ha that's true, where I live there aren't too many restrictions on what you can an can't carry.

The Karambit from www.toppradoblades.com/

marko zuurveld There's also a bunch of websites that make replicas of the karambits from CS:GO if you're a fan of the game (as you can see from my profile pic). They are pretty detailed, well built, and can be razor sharp with a tiny bit of sharpening.

Would that mess up the paint job?