Mmmm. Perhaps a little too much belly for me but very nice.
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Mmmm. Perhaps a little too much belly for me but very nice.
Thanks. Specifically for skinning my hogs. Little rougher than it was back thenMmmm. Perhaps a little too much belly for me but very nice.
I was screwing around online and saw this last night;I carry a sharpfinger every day.
That's a good knife, and about $20 if I recall. I never understood these guys who spend $4-500 on a knife to take hunting. Same guys who use a $4,000 rifle that shoots better than they ever will, probably.
I hear what you're saying and I don't really disagree but the fact is, I bought one of these;I carry a sharpfinger every day.
That's a good knife, and about $20 if I recall. I never understood these guys who spend $4-500 on a knife to take hunting. Same guys who use a $4,000 rifle that shoots better than they ever will, probably.
My EDK knife is a Benchmade Osborne axis lock. It cost me 200 bucks almost 25 years ago. I have used it and used it and even abused it, and it is still going strong. That's why I buy 200 dollar knives. They are tools. The better they are, the longer they last. Like the old adage says, "beware the man with one knife. He probably knows how to use it".
Cool, man. My point is that a tool doesn't always need to be expensive to be good. I use a Morakniv carbon steel knife for hunting. It functions beautifully and set me back $16.
And my point is the better the tool, the longer it lasts. That's all. You wondered why we spend the money on them that we do. That's the reason.
Whirinaki.Kahurangi Natl. Park?
I like stiletos too, but I find them too delicate for any serious chores.Really nice stuff.
But when you're a Jet you're a Jet all the way ...
Frank Beltrame 9" stiletto. I have a camel bone that goes with the car keys.
I have several Frank Beltrames knives. When I made switchers and knives I was close to Frank, couple other Italian makers too but Frank made the best. I have his picklocks, the one pictured looks like a swivel bolster. In 2004 Frank sent me 2 gorgeous picklocks for a wedding gift.
OP. Hunting ie, dressing or camp knife? I dress with a 3 inch clip point. Camp knives I have many, some will even chop. Mostly custom made.
I hear what you're saying and I don't really disagree but the fact is, I bought one of these;View attachment 458834I carry a sharpfinger every day.
That's a good knife, and about $20 if I recall. I never understood these guys who spend $4-500 on a knife to take hunting. Same guys who use a $4,000 rifle that shoots better than they ever will, probably.
My EDK knife is a Benchmade Osborne axis lock. It cost me 200 bucks almost 25 years ago. I have used it and used it and even abused it, and it is still going strong. That's why I buy 200 dollar knives. They are tools. The better they are, the longer they last. Like the old adage says, "beware the man with one knife. He probably knows how to use it".
Cool, man. My point is that a tool doesn't always need to be expensive to be good. I use a Morakniv carbon steel knife for hunting. It functions beautifully and set me back $16.
And my point is the better the tool, the longer it lasts. That's all. You wondered why we spend the money on them that we do. That's the reason.
for about $30 my first year in the Army and took it everywhere, and did absolutely everything with it, and it's still working just fine. I did replace the sheath at one point, but that's it.
I have plenty of high-end, custom made, or limited edition stuff in my collection of guns, knives and other kit, but stuff that I carry and use every day is all real basic stuff........ stuff that's tough, functional and reliable, and easily replaced with little regret.I hear what you're saying and I don't really disagree but the fact is, I bought one of these;View attachment 458834I carry a sharpfinger every day.
That's a good knife, and about $20 if I recall. I never understood these guys who spend $4-500 on a knife to take hunting. Same guys who use a $4,000 rifle that shoots better than they ever will, probably.
My EDK knife is a Benchmade Osborne axis lock. It cost me 200 bucks almost 25 years ago. I have used it and used it and even abused it, and it is still going strong. That's why I buy 200 dollar knives. They are tools. The better they are, the longer they last. Like the old adage says, "beware the man with one knife. He probably knows how to use it".
Cool, man. My point is that a tool doesn't always need to be expensive to be good. I use a Morakniv carbon steel knife for hunting. It functions beautifully and set me back $16.
And my point is the better the tool, the longer it lasts. That's all. You wondered why we spend the money on them that we do. That's the reason.
for about $30 my first year in the Army and took it everywhere, and did absolutely everything with it, and it's still working just fine. I did replace the sheath at one point, but that's it.
Yeah, there's nothing wrong with mass produced knives. I buy Benchmade because they are made here in the USA, and I like supporting US makers. Hell, my Bagwell cost 2,600 bucks and I had to wait three and a half years. But, I can sell it tomorrow for 5 grand. So, really good knives, by renowned makers, are investments.
I like stiletos too, but I find them too delicate for any serious chores.Really nice stuff.
But when you're a Jet you're a Jet all the way ...
Frank Beltrame 9" stiletto. I have a camel bone that goes with the car keys.
I have several Frank Beltrames knives. When I made switchers and knives I was close to Frank, couple other Italian makers too but Frank made the best. I have his picklocks, the one pictured looks like a swivel bolster. In 2004 Frank sent me 2 gorgeous picklocks for a wedding gift.
OP. Hunting ie, dressing or camp knife? I dress with a 3 inch clip point. Camp knives I have many, some will even chop. Mostly custom made.
I thought I was the only one...I like stiletos too, but I find them too delicate for any serious chores.Really nice stuff.
But when you're a Jet you're a Jet all the way ...
Frank Beltrame 9" stiletto. I have a camel bone that goes with the car keys.
I have several Frank Beltrames knives. When I made switchers and knives I was close to Frank, couple other Italian makers too but Frank made the best. I have his picklocks, the one pictured looks like a swivel bolster. In 2004 Frank sent me 2 gorgeous picklocks for a wedding gift.
OP. Hunting ie, dressing or camp knife? I dress with a 3 inch clip point. Camp knives I have many, some will even chop. Mostly custom made.
I find them difficult to walk in...
Knives are useless - or at least not very good, the springy vines absorb the energy of the blow by moving and stay uncut - at that. A pair of secateurs and a pruning saw is the go if one is going to try to cut through vines and shit.Although not considered a fighting knife, it features a thick heavy blade that is perfect for cutting through dense jungle or tangled brush, while still keeping a razor sharp blade.
South of 90 Mile beach?
I like stiletos too, but I find them too delicate for any serious chores.Really nice stuff.
But when you're a Jet you're a Jet all the way ...
Frank Beltrame 9" stiletto. I have a camel bone that goes with the car keys.
I have several Frank Beltrames knives. When I made switchers and knives I was close to Frank, couple other Italian makers too but Frank made the best. I have his picklocks, the one pictured looks like a swivel bolster. In 2004 Frank sent me 2 gorgeous picklocks for a wedding gift.
OP. Hunting ie, dressing or camp knife? I dress with a 3 inch clip point. Camp knives I have many, some will even chop. Mostly custom made.
I carried one as a pocket knife for years until a firearm instructor in Tennessee, who was also a sheriff's deputy, told me it was illegal. He pointed out that it would suck to have a carry permit for your pistol and STILL get arrested because of the pocket knife you carried.I like stiletos too, but I find them too delicate for any serious chores.Really nice stuff.
But when you're a Jet you're a Jet all the way ...
Frank Beltrame 9" stiletto. I have a camel bone that goes with the car keys.
I have several Frank Beltrames knives. When I made switchers and knives I was close to Frank, couple other Italian makers too but Frank made the best. I have his picklocks, the one pictured looks like a swivel bolster. In 2004 Frank sent me 2 gorgeous picklocks for a wedding gift.
OP. Hunting ie, dressing or camp knife? I dress with a 3 inch clip point. Camp knives I have many, some will even chop. Mostly custom made.
Well, I don't carry mine to hunt buffalo.
I carried one as a pocket knife for years until a firearm instructor in Tennessee, who was also a sheriff's deputy, told me it was illegal. He pointed out that it would suck to have a carry permit for your pistol and STILL get arrested because of the pocket knife you carried.I like stiletos too, but I find them too delicate for any serious chores.Really nice stuff.
But when you're a Jet you're a Jet all the way ...
Frank Beltrame 9" stiletto. I have a camel bone that goes with the car keys.
I have several Frank Beltrames knives. When I made switchers and knives I was close to Frank, couple other Italian makers too but Frank made the best. I have his picklocks, the one pictured looks like a swivel bolster. In 2004 Frank sent me 2 gorgeous picklocks for a wedding gift.
OP. Hunting ie, dressing or camp knife? I dress with a 3 inch clip point. Camp knives I have many, some will even chop. Mostly custom made.
Well, I don't carry mine to hunt buffalo.
And I saw a folder close on a guys fingers when the lock failed. So I switched to fixed blades.