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Got this finnish army knife a while ago.Got a 4 day field exercise next week and will test it and see how it performs.Everyone I know that have one has given it good reviews.

Found a video review of it:[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RRiGaIBJm4[/youtube]

Sissy Pukko?

Finnish language! I think pukko means knife and sissi is some kind of finnish rangers.

Some links:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sissi_%28F ... nfantry%29

Another:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puukko

I have a traditional birch handle pukko at home, hand forged. Gorgeous blades.

What I`ve seen so far I like and I`ll test it using it for different things next week.

Like what? See how good it cuts stuff? come on. It's not a leatherman or a kia.

Some knifes are more useful in that you can use them for a wider range of stuff.
The M95 can be used for all the normal outdoor tuff including some light chopping (used it for chopping down some smallish young trees etc).
One of the things I really liked about it was the sheath.I have the plastic sheath and to draw the blade you push down with your thumb on a kind of
plastic rubber lock that releases the blade.To resheath the blade you just push it down into the sheath until you hear a faint click.
All in all a good blade,fits nicely in the hand and I would recommend it to anyone except E2 as he would probably prefer something else.

If you walked into a bar in Sweden and were not murdered and then raped how would you describe IronGarm to them?

Who is more likely to provoke you into Berserker Madness? Proto/Terry, Smet, Blaidd Drwg or Steven?

bennyonesix wrote:Who is more likely to provoke you into Berserker Madness? Proto/Terry, Smet, Blaidd Drwg or Steven?

Proto I think,but he is easily subdued with a slice of blueberry pie.

Next time I need to chop down a sapling, I'll hope I have my M95.

E2>200 wrote:Next time I need to chop down a sapling, I'll hope I have my M95.

I hope so too! You can also use it to cut pie or russians.

Now you're talking!