Entrek knives

[Johnnyboy1971]

Anyone ever heard of these.
http://heinnie.com/product.asp?strP...strPageHistory=search&numSearchStartRecord=37

 

[Apollo]

Yes. They're semi-custom knives by Ray Ennis. All current ones feature 440C blades and micarta scales. As per his website "The blades are heat treated, sub-zero stabilized and double drawn to 57-58 RC."

I have an Entrek Forester that is one of my faves. Looks similar to the BCNW-O1 by Northwest Bushcraft (which used to be made by Ray himself for Bushcraft Northwest).

 

[basicbushcraft]

where can i get the knife shown in the picture

 

[Apollo]

where can i get the knife shown in the picture

You mean the Entrek Forester?

Don't know of a source in the UK for the Forester, unless HH can special order them from the States. You can email Ray Ennis directly and see what it would cost to get one shipped.

http://www.ennis-entrekusa.com/index.htm

Scroll to the bottom of the page to see his contact info.

 

[basicbushcraft]

thanks for that mate just email them

 

[Apollo]

thanks for that mate just email them

No problem. It's a really nice knife. True Scandi-grind, 3mm thick blade. Thinner overall than the BCNW-O1, but roughly the same length. 440C is obviously more rust resistant than O1 steel, so it's great if you venture into damp or humid conditions.

 

[Siberianfury]

i would strongly advise either the bcnw01 or the entrek for a main bushcraft user, what a brilliant design, its a bit more user freindly for working with wood than a woodlore style knife, but it doesnt comprimise on strength.

 

[Savagewolfrm]

blimey how much..?

 

[Johnnyboy1971]

I was interested in the Lynx as a neck knife.