Steven Dick, editor of Tactical Knives, recently review Bob Kasper’s Sting of The Scorpion in the November 2009 issue of Tactical Knives. Steven decribes Bob as an individual who was actually “going and doing” by carrying out covert operations around the world before the war on terror. All these missions overseas definitely influenced the knowledge that Bob writes about in his latest book.
Steven goes on to write, “Paladin’s new book cover’s Kasper’s knowledge on knife design, selection, carry and draw, and, more importantly, using the blade on the modern battlefield. As one of the founders of the Gung-Ho Chuan Association, Kasper’s techniques were all thoroughly tested and battle proven…. If you need a training manual by someone who worked off real life rather than theory, then this is the book for you.”
Although Bob passed away, we are happy that he left some of his real-life knife fighting knowledge with us. To see more about his latest title Bob Kasper’s Sting of The Scorpion, click here.
