Larger Knife?

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marcelxl

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May 2, 2010
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Kamloops, B.C.
I have been thinking for sometime about getting something a little larger for playing about with, plus around these parts there is the ever present threat of zombies so it will be a dual purpose tool!
But basically something with a little "grunt" but at the same time very usable.
I have a couple of F1's which I like, a BcUK by spyderco which suits me and I do use an axe ALOT (I am a chippy and regularly use my Estwing "professionally" & I have a wetterlings, so I do know my way around an axe and would ALWAYS use such a tool for chopping) and I have a CS Kukri machete.

I now fancy something to bridge a gap that now appears, something like an S1 I know have their fans and have always liked the Spydie Forager and I do like the idea of something Nessmukky......

Your thoughts on the above knives or any other reccomendations without spending daft money!

Cheers!

Marc
 
If you know what you want, you can have it made by a custom maker.

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Thanks for the replies chaps!:D

I looked at the A1, and I do like falkies anyway. I'm giving it some serious consideration
I have thought about a custom too as I will end up having a custom L/H sheath done anyway so sooner or later the cost will go up a little. I was going to get a custom made bushy later in the year if i can raise the funds and i have enquired to the guy I'd like to do it about a pair..........................

Might put some stuff up for trades and see if anyone offers me something tasty!:cool:
 
Can you still get a seventh back from the tax man?

I use it for work, honest :)

Might be worth a look at the Kabar, seems to be the large knife choice.
 
I have been resisting buying this large knife for some time now. It doesn't look 'bushcrafty' but looks like a mighty fine tool: http://www.heinnie.com/Knives/Fox-Knives/Fox-Trakker/p-92-142-1019/

I have actually glanced at this one before actually, looks good and usable b'locks to how it may be concieved;);)

The trailmaster has also been recommended by a friend who knows his onions as a serious bit of kit..........

I am favouring an A1 or similar though the more I look into it
 
If the trailmaster is too big (is that possible???) then the CS Recon Scout is pretty good apparently. Seen YouTube ups if it in destruction tests. A lot of knife for the ££s.
 
To be honest, I'm not a great fan of CS knives............its very irrational as I have owned a couple and still have the long hunter which is an excellent light use campknife.


I like my fallknivens though!
 
pretty much finished these after a long spell unde the bench as just blades

Bottom one is a copy of a RAT-5 the other one is my own version adapted for more bushcrafty use
just finishing the Kydex sheaths for em
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Very nice indeed, especially like the bottom one......... although the other one looks ever so usefull!
 

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