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SIGSHR · January 31, 2008, 11:29 PM

Were I to be contemplating "The Big Job", Cold Steel would be my first choice, it's SBD-Silent But Deadly. In even an ordinary kitchen you will find
as fine a selection of deadly weapons as you would ever want, with the added advantage that they cannot be traced back to you. One reasons why the Russians and Soviets stuck with their cruciform bayonets for the Mosin
Nagant rifle was the great Russian General Suvorov, who said "The bullet is
a fool but the bayonet knows what it is doing." I recall being told in my youth
that 3" is enough to reach the heart. But we all know that crime is caused by
guns.

January 31, 2008, 11:29 PM	#2
SIGSHR Senior Member Join Date: September 13, 2005 Posts: 4,700	Were I to be contemplating "The Big Job", Cold Steel would be my first choice, it's SBD-Silent But Deadly. In even an ordinary kitchen you will find as fine a selection of deadly weapons as you would ever want, with the added advantage that they cannot be traced back to you. One reasons why the Russians and Soviets stuck with their cruciform bayonets for the Mosin Nagant rifle was the great Russian General Suvorov, who said "The bullet is a fool but the bayonet knows what it is doing." I recall being told in my youth that 3" is enough to reach the heart. But we all know that crime is caused by guns.