>zombie green
>zombie apocalypse
>zombie [insert here]
>>29185733
>zombie hunter
>zombie survival
>zombie killer
>>29185733
Thankfully it seems like the zombie green/themed shit has died down over the last 2 year in regards to weapons at least.
> implying zombie max bullets aren't awesome
>>29185775
Shit was cheaper than regular Hornady when it first came out, too. Though I doubt that's still the case.
>zombie fucker.
>>29185733
>When the zombie apocalypse happens I'm coming to your house anon
Nigga, the day fucking dead people start rising up from the grave I'm putting a bullet through my brain, I ain't dealing with that kind of fantasy bullshit.
>>29185733
>zombie response team
People are driving around in their cars with biohazard logos on them and giant "zombie assault vehicle".
Please tell me more about which car to loot first.
>>29185794
It was on sale for like 9cpr when I bought my two 500 count boxes...
>>29185794
It's still at least on par with V-max
>>29186275
Not that guys car, its full of cheap shit that will break in a week.
>>29185733
>zombie green tactical serrated tanto machete.
>>29186304
Nigger it is fucking vmax at 75% of the cost. Especially to me since I reload. It's the exact same bullet with green or yellow dye added instead of red.
>People hate zombie shit that was only put on gimmicky shit anyway
>Dress head to toe in Wolf Grey to be le grey man
>>29186478
>15$
yeah I'm sure nothing bad will happen
>>29186509
I meant the most I've seen Z-max priced at was on par with the V-max. You're preaching to the choir.
> tactical black
> tactical scenario
> tactical
>>29185733
but how do you feel about zombietools? They seem to at least know how to make good blades - or at least ones that aren't pieces of shit..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itE3_p7Fxwg
>>29186568
>(..)
That was a single period I swear
>>29186568
No, they are marketed at toys first, and useful products last.
Tip on identifying good knives: If the type of steel used isn't mentioned, it is probably a piece of shit.
Knife enthusiasts will want to know technical details like that, and if the company doesn't care to mention those details, then the product is probably bad because they don't attempt to market to customers who want a good quality product.
Learn more about types of steel used in knives here:
http://zknives.com/knives/articles/knifesteelfaq.shtml
>>29186662
>All of our blades are full-tang, battle-ready, sharpened and sheathed pieces of 5160 and 6150 spring steel that we heat-treat to yield a 55 Rockwell hardness. Our bevels are saber-grinds and our edge bevels run at about 19 degrees. Our handles are made from T-6 aluminum that is pinned onto the tang with mild steel pins. They do not come off.
>The entire blade is given an acid etch with ferric chloride acid. This imparts a very slight corrosion resistance to the blade (in that the ferric chloride is, technically, pre-corroding the blade), but, being carbon steel, the blade still needs to be regularly oiled to avoid rust.
Right off their FAQ page.
