The Airsoft & Milsim News Blog (AMNB) gives us an overview of something sharp to use, the Kershaw Shuffle II Knife... "The Kershaw Shuffle II is a liner lock knife with a tanto blade made out of 8Cr13MoV steel with a hollow grind, the blade measures only 2.5 inches (6.5cm) perfectly legal to carry in Portugal. I’ve got the version with the BlackWash finish and I have to say, this finish looks awesome in a tanto blade! It’s obviously not a big blade but it feels solid when in use."

Do your airsoft knife kill safely and properly with these upcoming Pugna training axes and knives from Secutor Airsoft. These are dummy that come with their own holsters so you can mount them on your gear for easy carry. Interested sellers can contact SKW Airsoft for pre-orders and these come with their own display stand.

BB2K Airsoft takes a survival knife from Umarex under the Walther brand for a review this time... "The Walther SFP (Survival Folder Pro) from Umarex is a knife with a 12C27 Spearpoint blade, saw blade, fire starter and knife sharpener. This make this knife your perfect Bushcraft companion."

Now in stock at eHobby Asia is the Mil-Spec Monkey KA-BAR knife. Nice to have for outdoor use, but we won't recommend it for use in airsoft "knife kills"... "It took a while, but we are happy to release our collab knife with KA-BAR. The general idea is to have a big ass tanto with an enhanced thumb ramp and thick enough for plenty of abuse.

Here's the latest review from Airsoft Community Europe (ACE) as sent in by Chris and its handy tool for various purposes... "We all know that there are more knifes than anybody can count. Some stick out because of their shape, some stick out because of their quality. And there is a small amount of knives that get all the fame just because they are awesome.

Airsoft Community Italy's Steel1 reviews the Viper Golia Knife made by Tecnocut. We took some nice excerpts so you'll have a good introduction to the full story... "When you choose a knife, the 'exotic' is often preferred and when you talk about overseas knives, the common user has his eyes wide open.