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USA – -(Ammoland.com)- Man at Arms makes Riddick’s Ulaks in this edition of “Man at Arms Reforged”.
“The ulaks had first been forged by the ancient monks, used in defense of honor.” — Riddick musing about ulaks on Aguerra Prime from the movie Chronicles of Riddick .
Ulaks are curved single-edged knives with serrated edges typically used in tandem.
These “swingblades” are capable of slicing and stabbing positions, and are designed to compliment the natural motions of a person’s arms and hands in close combat. The serrated edge is used for blocking other bladed weapons.
Watch as Man at Arms forge a matched pair of ulaks , Riddick’s iconic weapon.
Every other Monday, the team of blacksmiths and craftsman at Man at Arms build some of your favorite weapons, and some weapons that you’ve never seen before. This week, the guys at Baltimore Knife and Sword take on the Furyan Ulaks from Chronicles of Riddick!
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Where can I get a pair of furyan ulaks
I would like to see the blades Denzel Washington used in “The Book of Eli”. I like the method of carry, the quickness of accessibility & the way they can be handled. After all…you never know when the apocalypse is going to start!