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I just took a long look at the BHK site. The Bushcrafter looks similar to the GSO 4.1. If the GSO isn't a Scandi-grind, then I think I know what to do...Quote:
Originally Posted by KWilliams40
I haven't found much about the Survive blade's grind. Looks Scandi, but I'd rather see it in a stats listing before tossing $200 at it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihQ9rCg3U28Quote:
Originally Posted by Jes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfVUmpGvk1M
I must have one. Too bad the V3 run is sold out. I wonder whether it's best to wait on another, or go for the Bohler...Quote:
Originally Posted by KWilliams40
KWilliams40, are you an axe guy as well? I'm about to retire my fibreglass handled Gerber axe. I've ordered a small Wetterlings hand axe, and am looking at the Gransfors hunting axe as a main tool during deer season...
I have a Wetterlings Large Hunting Axe. I'll probably get the Gransfors equivalent also...Quote:
Originally Posted by Jes
When it comes to combat knives, does anyone really intend to use them as such?
Don't get me wrong, I like them too but have never found them really good for anything in the field.
Have or have had FS, EK, Gerber mark 2 and a few others, I've found more use from my old Cold steel master hunter in carbon steel and my Gerber tactical folder.
Other than collectors of such,all the HOORAH guys have a need,sorta like AR 15s and AKs,do you need them? (no) do they serve any usefull purpose other than punching holes in paper (no).JMOQuote:
Originally Posted by Lemur
Try www.survivalsheath.com. They might have an ankle setup.Quote:
Originally Posted by Devilpup
I'd consider a combat knife a utility knife that can also be used to kill... KA-BAR USMC #1217, Randall #14, Cold Steel SRK, etc. The F-S, Randall #2, and Gerber Mark II are fighting knives...I guess you could use them for limited utility use too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lemur