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Question: with my survival knife I need to cut down saplings and small branches to make deadfalls and snares, is this a good knife for that?
Document: This blade came awesomely sharp and is of ka-bar quality. I stripped the coating and hand polished the blade i like it so much. my only problem were the grivory scales... wood or micarta or g10 please? i'll make custom ones though. awesome woods knife and good sheath too.
Needless to say, I really like this knife. This is one of those knives that can do many things really well. It slices well, it chopped small pieces of wood well and it did a good job at batoning reasonable sized logs. Most importantly, it held its edge extremely well after doing all of that. I even hit the ground (by accident) with this knife and it didn't chip at all.
The brown scales really make this knife pop! Very handsome. The edge came crazy sharp out of the box... be careful! The grind is perfectly done also. No flaws. The blade coating is nicely done and should hold up as good as any. The sheath is well made with lots of extras including mounting options. There are lots of straps, loops, snaps and even eyelets for leg tie or a handle retention cord.
After some use the coating does begin to smooth out a bit. I only batoned small pieces of wood... nothing bigger than 2". It chops small jobs just fine... the sharp holding edge is to thank for this as the knife is very light. No rust even after a rainy overnighter. Still recommended!Please comment and join the great discussions concerning this knife!
I really love this knife. It fits great in my hands - I wear a small glove size. The knife overall feels really light; and the blade is super sharp. Like everyone else, I really don't care much for the sheath, but it does have it's uses - molle compatible / belt ready, and a pouch for something small like a magnesium striker or small sharpening stone.
I really like this knife! Cost me almost 70 bucks from Amazon. It feels like a big steak knife more than an outdoor knife... this isn't necessarily bad though. It is the small brother of the Camp Knife. It comes with an extra set of coyote brown scales and a very nice desert colored cordura sheath. The first thing that strikes me is the light feel and smallish size. Speced at .4lbs including the sheath I believe.
It doesn't weigh a ton nor is it too light...a good, all-around knife for your camp.I do plan on doing some modifications to the finish and handle slabs, but that's just personal preference...for the price, right out of the box, I think this is a great knife. Read up on Beckers...they have a huge following, so there is a lot of info out there. Take care!
Thumb jimping was placed in the perfect spot for my hand. After removing the scales I found 2 large cutouts between the bolt holes. Seems like this was needed for balance and weight reduction which is good but I don't classify this as full tang as the advertising states. It's a great medium/light duty outdoor knife. The blade, especially the thin tip has a delicate feel to it.The handle scales were very smartly designed and feel excellent in every hand hold position including being choked up on the choil.
The straps on the sheath do hold the knife in place but the knife the had a little too much rattle for my taste. I modded the sheath by taking out the plastic insert and forming it to the blade. However, It was a real pain to take the plastic insert out but molding the insert was easy to do. This is a great knife and it will serve you well.
Recommended!I will update after a few more months of use.Update: 30 May 2013After typical use (no abuse) as a camp/outdoor knife I still like it. The look, feel, comfort and cutting ability are all above average. Love using it choked up on the choil. It is not as efficient shaving and feathersticking as a pure scandi grind but is excellent for a flat ground blade.
Answer: yes