One for the Zombie slayers !!!

I'm sure some of you would like to see a Scrapyard version of this beast !!!

So what is it? Where did you get it? Did you make it? Inquiring minds want to know? <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />

No it's not mine bro,it's made by Mineral Mountain Hatchet Works.

I knew that had to be from MMHW

nice. sheeple haircuts. bring a friend. just a little of the ear.....

That is pretty cool looking.

reminds me of Cold steel's two-handed machete

One of those pieces that just cries out for SR-77

look how that skinny dork is holding it...so badass.

That is truly a bad knife, if you call it that, I have a mmhw parametic axe and it's a beast. I had the edge redone and sharpened to a razors edge. you could shave with it. MMHW really makes some nice stuff

What is the alleged purpose of that blade? I'm sure it has a reason for being. That is as strange as some of Arlan Loethe's designs at Condor. His work well, as I sure that one does......for something. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" />

Looks like a combination knife/hatchet/pruning hook/police bait.

Personally I'd be looking bladed polearms during the zombie uprising. Halberd, glaive, partisan, voulge, etc. Deliver chopping blows to the head and neck from outside the reach of their rotting disease-ridden hands!

+1

This is the way.
You gotta have a zombie plan.

Same, knew it had to have been Teds work when I saw it.
Their handles, designs, and parkarized finish is easy to reconize.
I always dreamed of a MMHW knife when I was just getting into knives.

MMHW always does some interesting stuff! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cool.gif" alt="" />

Ted Frizzle and his brother are great guys, I've met them in the past, I used to have a couple of their blades too, although I've since sent both on to new homes... <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/blush.gif" alt="" />

Supposedly it's an entry tool, of sorts...

From their website:

"SERE Rescue/Survival Tool: Developed for an Air Force SERE (Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape) training specialist, this tool is designed for heavy cutting, prying and chopping. The long handle facilitates good leverage and balance."

Looks like something from Lord of the Rings.

Not from LotR. Or if it is, Tolkein borrowed it from history. The pattern is exactly that of a falx, just somewhat smaller. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

i new it was some ted frizzel the second i saw it.

here's the MMHW BATTLE HATCHET i had but sold because i felt it was really just that,a battle hatchet and i didnt plan on battling anyone,at least not that week so i sold it.

i loved that thing really.1/4 5160.

I love Mineral Mountain! I have one of Ted's big bowies and let me tell you, that thing can take a small tree down with a few swipes. Good stuff!

Very wicked looking blade; I could see using it as a bush tool for clearing branches off of the pathways that I want wildlife to use.

That's pretty cool looking.

Wow, I am not sure what kind of boots their customers usually wear, I cant imagine a knife blade of 10.5" fitting very many...

...do those come in size 15?

I like a lot of MM's more conservative designs. They seem well made and in the US
which is starting to get more important to me. Which must seem strange to those who know I am Canadian but I am happy to support any North American company that makes good stuff.

5160 is a great steel.

Another knife company with simple handmade hard use tools I like is Greyman.

That is one crazy looking blade.