Beater & Biter by British Red, on Flickr
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puukko 1 by British Red, on Flickr
Nessmuk Trio 1 by British Red, on Flickr
Dirk and Sgian Dubh by British Red, on Flickr
Knives by British Red, on Flickr
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Why do I not see any bow drill sockets in the knife handles? Is that not a British thing?
That's a dangerous thing that what it is! Really I think it's an accident waiting to happen and personally I think it looks pretty ugly too- but that's just me.
+1 what Cameron and Mark said. Really, in a survival situation that's surely a beyond stupid move.
It's hardly rocket science to cut and scrape out a bow drill socket
We teach kids to use a couple of shells with some leaves in the top for lubrication, but a bit of broken stick is easily scraped out to form a recess........especially if you have a knife handy
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For two minutes work you'll risk slicing your hand open ?
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This is a slightly larger Bison Bushcraft knife with a spear point blade at 10cm in O1....it just fits my hand perfectly with ideal balance for my hand size. I'm sure that for most people, when you discover that perfect fit your use of the blade and application of various cutting strokes becomes almost automatic. I've had it about six years now and although I use other blades this one always feels just that little bit better...
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