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Leoanger
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Sep 16, 2020
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I can imagine a native American warrior wielding a pair of ulu blades, ready to mete out death by a thousand cuts (even though a few stabs with a sharp stick would probably be more effective).
Other than this being nothing like an ulu.. what's with the "jungle knife" logo?
Omniseed
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Sep 17, 2020
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KavikI've never seen anything but liner locks and maybe a fixed blade from Proelia, I think that one is supposed to be like an overweight working/cop knife brand, the Jungle Knife brand seems to be all framelocks that sit between Proelia and regular largish knives in style, and I don't know about Hydra
PNWNative
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Dec 12, 2020
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LeoangerAn ulu is not a warrior's knife, it is a woman's knife. Inuit women use them to scrape hide.
PNWNative
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Dec 13, 2020
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14themoney
I have one that is similar from decades ago when I lived in Barrow, Alaska. They are homemade, usually with bone or ivory handles and the blade is usually from a circular saw blade.
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