Knife suggestions

[knifeman]

Hi all, I've been into bushcraft for a number of years and now, I would definitely not call myself an expert if any sorts but I know a fair amount and want to upgrade my knife. I have used mora's for the most part and my current knife is a mora classic,(the laminated carbon version. I'm not sure of the number) it's an excellent knife but I would like a full tang and something a bit prettier! Price wise £300 max. I really like jacklore knives but I I would like to see some other options. And I have a small hatchet so it's not like a one tool option. Any suggestions would be great!
Atb George

 

[Mesquite]

With a budget of up to £300 you could commission yourself a very high quality knife from one of the makers on the forum

 

[sandbender]

With a budget of up to £300 you could commission yourself a very high quality knife from one of the makers on the forum

What he said.

 

[Chiseller]

hill bill .

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[NoName]

Mora bushcraft black 3,2 mm and 27 degree stable scandi angle), mora carving knives several gransfors axes , king water stones and coticule ardennes
300 wise spend and all round bushcraft cutelery.
No need for one expensive knife trust me.

 

[Tiley]

If you really want to spend that kind of sum on a full tang knife, I'd recommend Hill Bill or Ben Orford.

 

[sunndog]

Mora bushcraft black 3,2 mm and 27 degree stable scandi angle), mora carving knives several gransfors axes , king water stones and coticule ardennes
300 wise spend and all round bushcraft cutelery.
No need for one expensive knife trust me.

there's a lot to be said for that logic
I'd meet in the middle and keep an eye out for sommat nice on here for around £100 and still get other tools
mark hill gets my vote too

 

[Silverback 1]

Hill Bill would be at the top my e-mail list list also, or for something just a bit more exotic, for a great price, Lance Ockenden (AKA Driftwoodwalker) of this Parish.

http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/member.php?u=8421