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SOG Knives – Seal Pup Elite Knife Review If I had to pick one knife to keep with me at all times, it would be SOG’S Seal Pup Elite. This knife is Sharp, VERY SHARP, and it holds it’s edge better than 90% of the knives on the market. The Seal Pup Elite is based on the design that Navy SEALS use, so you know this knife is designed to take a beating. During our testing, we threw everything we had at this knife. Seal Pup Knife Specifics THE BLADE: The knife has a full tang US8 stainless steel blade that’s undergone SOG’s proprietary Cryogenic Heat Treatment process. SIZE: The overall length of the blade came in at 4.85 inches with the whole knife measuring in at 9.5 inches long. This Knife held up to everything we threw at it including, Cutting wood, meats, leather, ropes, and anything else I could find. Why We Recommend the SOG Seal Pup Elite Looking for a Good Sog Knife?

SurvivalBlog.com Sunday, Sep 10, 2006 James: In a multigenerational TEOTWAWKI, consider having a good set of swords (and crossbows). Unlike ammo which may only last 50 years, a good sword will last hundreds. You can choose a Japanese style cutting sword, an epee or foil style piercing sword or a hacking style great sword. In the event of a MGTEOTWAWKI (multi generational), we must concede the possibility of running out of functional ammo, either because it's all used up or it just gets too old to work. JWR Replies: I agree that the Japanese katana is a great design. For hunting, crossbows have some utility, but for combat, recurves or compounds rule. Perhaps some of our readers that are ardent archers would like to add their two cents worth. OBTW, my friend in Idaho, Joey Vaughan, commercially manufactures bow strings. One side note: An interesting piece of FFTAGFFR on "post" firearms era weaponry is the science fiction novel Dies The Fire, by S.M.