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Originally Posted by 72_Wilderness
I just recently purchased a knife, the knife has a tanto style to it but the edge curves slightly up, sorta like a Chinesse/Japanesse sword only smaller in scale. My older brother said that the end point could stab thru kevlar and the second point could cut thru kevlar. He said it was all because of the angle of the points. He doesn't have a reason to lie to me, and it seems strange that a knife could cut thru kevlar but kevlar can stop certain bullets. Anybody know anything about this?
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Why would you need to know if your new knife can cut or stab through Kevlar?
You planning on sticking a cop?
TR
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