im thinking about getting a becker brute for bushcraft anyone ever use one or have any opinions about it
becker brute
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If you do a Google search you'll find a site called M40 Selections.
It's a good site with plenty of info on it.
Here's a link from M40's pages about him turning a kukri into a very serviceable knife, where he mentions the Becker Brute
Regards.
If you do a Google search you'll find a site called M40 Selections.
It's a good site with plenty of info on it.
Here's a link from M40's pages about him turning a kukri into a very serviceable knife, where he mentions the Becker Brute
Regards.
I'm a big fan of the Becker Brute. But, Brute it is. The major downside of the Brute is that it is not a very effect chopper or slicer. Good for splitting kindling though. The edge is very, very thick. However, with some time and patience (and a belt sander 
), you can reprofile the edge and turn this beast into something that will slice and dice and have good chopping penetration. As with all the Beckers, I highly recommend ditching the standard scales and putting on their micarta versions. Makes a world of difference.
I should add that if you don't want to go through the hassle of reprofiling, get the BK 9. It's much thinner at the edge and a great "big" knife at a reasonable price.
), you can reprofile the edge and turn this beast into something that will slice and dice and have good chopping penetration. As with all the Beckers, I highly recommend ditching the standard scales and putting on their micarta versions. Makes a world of difference.I should add that if you don't want to go through the hassle of reprofiling, get the BK 9. It's much thinner at the edge and a great "big" knife at a reasonable price.
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