My SAK Huntsman has had a fair bit of use.
I purchased what I though was an issue knife but turned out to be a Miltec copy which was very poor quality. Oh well it lives in my knives curiosity drawer now.The GAKs are great knives I'm lucky enough to have found a Victorinox one but Miltec ones seem to be the most available now
BW Olive Green German Pocket Knife
BW Olive Green German Army Pocket Knife, in stock and ready to postorder online or call into store to purchasewww.surplusandoutdoors.com
There is of course the Mauser version, not got one myself as they fetch big prices these days
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Used one for a fair while before changing it out for a Farmer. It's a great knife - not too wide either and you can't go wrong with a SAK sawWell we're on this subject Has anyone got / used the Victorinox ''Camper'' Knife as I'm thinking of getting 1 for a mate's Birthday, and he already has a Farmer but want's a back-up to put in the car.
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Messer Knife are still going it seems, they'll build you one for a price.
Bauerntaschenmesser
Messerschmiede Röthlisberger, ein Traditionsunternehmenn im Emmental, das höchste Ansprüche an die Qualität beim Erstellen und Bearbeiten von Messern, Scheren und Spezialwerkzeugen setzt. Schleifsevice, Neufabrikation, Restaurationen, Shochetkniveswww.messer-knife.ch
Damn! Even the peasants are rich in Switzerland.Messer Knife are still going it seems, they'll build you one for a price.
Bauerntaschenmesser
Messerschmiede Röthlisberger, ein Traditionsunternehmenn im Emmental, das höchste Ansprüche an die Qualität beim Erstellen und Bearbeiten von Messern, Scheren und Spezialwerkzeugen setzt. Schleifsevice, Neufabrikation, Restaurationen, Shochetkniveswww.messer-knife.ch
I'm keeping mine full length as my camping knife, the slightly longer blade being better for food prep and giving me legitimate cause to carry while still looking inoffensive.Another vote for the GAK....Endicotts of Exeter do them cheap second hand with price determined by quality. This often involves grinding out the end of the blade if it’s chipped, but as recommended by Neil1, it was easy to convert the blade to a lambfoot shape thereby reducing the blade length to under 3” and UK legal. I was lucky enough to find a victorinox model which is superb though there were various manufacturers and I’ve seen some of decent quality.