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New fixed blade
I need a new fixed blade knife that will be abbused and used for just about every hunting trip and be in my BOB and would a hatchet work well in a BOB in the Kentucky moutians
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Hatchets are good to have. Gerber makes one with a knife in the handle as well. If you want a good handmade knife Randy Porter one of our vendors makes them.
Gerber Gator Combo Axe 22-49470 http://www.firearmstalk.com/forums/f53/must-see-new-style-blade-handmade-thor-blade-knife-great-elk-antler-handle-46064/ |
Wow that Gerber is nice and would be nice to have 1 or 2 and the aren't a bad price have you had any experice with them doc
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No experience with those but Gerber is great quality made in the USA here in Oregon.
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Thanks for the referral. You the man!
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I got a Ozark Trail knife two years ago for $15 at walmart single piece of stainless with wooden panels on the side for grips. It works pretty well hasn't broke on me yet the sheath is getting worn out but other then that it's good. As fare as hatchets go for the eastern side get one with a metal handle wood breaks easier then metal and hiking back to get a new one ain't fun.
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I keep thinking about sharpening an Estwing rigging axe. Estwing Camp Axes are damn near bullet proof. Several quality sheath knives out there, Buck says they're making them in America again these days. Kershaws seem good. Lots of Gerbers seem to be made in China. Ask any "custom" maker what kind of steel, heat treat, Rockwell hardness, and how he attaches the handle to the blade. If he doesn't want to talk about it don't buy it. Spend $30 at a Walmart.
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get an ol trusty KA BAR. Can't beat em for the price.
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