Very very nice . That’s sweet!! I have been training with knifes for forty years now !!! And I wish a gun:bangbang: WAS AS GOOD AS ME AND MY BLADES KABAR USMC 
WHAT I LOVE ABOUT THEM I CAN STICK ANYTHING THEY ARE JUST LIKE AN EXTENSION OF MY ARMS. IF AM ONE IS WITH IN FOUR FEET OF ME A GUN IN NOT GOING TO WORK OUT . They are the best knifes I’ve found. I give A lot of them away soon as I sharpen a quart of an ENCH of the . Length. I give it to a new owner . I love a sharp KABAR. Your KABAR Looks deadly Brother nice KABAR Bobby Jean 
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They are PURTTY I love them all I love giving my brothers one after I have broken it in nice . And shear the Love and pass it on . It makes me feel better when I can make my brothers feel like they matter and they all do matter I love that look on their face when I give them a 1.50. Box of 9, millamiter NATO win rounds it is ALSOME to make people that have or are protecting us all. GOD. Bless. Every one that has an is serving. Our country
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I love a pocket knife and a little flashlight Bobby Jean
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Knives, like pistols, come in many shapes and sizes for different intended uses. To answer the question posed by the title of this thread; yes - a KA-BAR is indeed worth having. It is a top-shelf knife that is well made and will provide you with a lifetime of service even with minimal care. As for being practical, which one, and for what situations, that would depend on what you had in mind for its probable use. For a survival knife, bushcraft, etc.? For a knife fighting knife? For an EDC/CC knife? IMO, there is no one answer to the question. Each of the above pictured have a different intended use. As written above by @BRUCE26 , the short KA-BAR would make a good “all-around” utility knife. They are all very nice, BTW. 
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My buddy has a spyderco the kind that shoots straight out he claims it will not open if the knife is pressed against your skin but the gash in my shoulder says other wise
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Survival knife for sure
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Tbh I just thought they was purty too 
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40 years is a lot of knife training!
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I like that
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Yo that’s an insane origin story! Love me some good history!
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Interesting design
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Haha 
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Yes thanks to the member that put up the KABAR store that was very kool about the history of the KABAR knife. . That was great research . About the history of the KABAR . And it’s TRUELY my edc knifes . One on each side of in my belt . That was informative that word Bobby Jean
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So that means, Buy them up people!
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RAYMOND45. Billy Joe shafer .had A friend write a song about the randel knife , and that is a was a great song . Just Like Your Rande Love That Sharp knife !! That’s very kool thanks for shearing your Randel knife with us I TRULY WISH I HAD ONE VERY VERY SHARP Sir
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Didn’t know the company tanked, thank you for the information I love all three of mine
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Oh snap I own one case it’s a small ivory colored folding knife and I love it
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Got to watch out, they have a lot of Chinese knives. I have a CRKT, and they use Chinese steel, too. I make sure to buy US steel. So pay attention to the descriptions of the knives when buying.
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I have more knives laying around the house and stuck in packs/bags than I can shake a stick at. Couple of Ka-Bars, Lots of Buck, a few Kershaw, SOG, Old Timers, LOTS of cheap imports. I even have a hand-made Turkish hunting knife I picked up about 40 years ago in Adana that I have never had to sharpen. The wife uses that one. Keeps it in her top drawer.
My EDC knives are a Kershaw folder in my trousers, Buck General in my laptop bag, Buck Tanto in my desk drawer, Ka-Bar in the console of the Expedition and a Wilkinson 18-inch bayonet from a Lee Enfield rifle stuck between the seat and the console.
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