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Thanks they have served me quite well :from the top down I have :
1. Leathermen wave
2. Fiskares axe
3. Buck 119
4. SRK Carbon (Cold Steel) my favorite
5. what I call my nono knife it's 440 steel, hollow handled survival knife been through h311 its over 20 yrs old
6. Sog Seal Pup
7.left to right mini Leathermen, unknown , Buck paratrooper

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love your blades expecally the buck 119 Very Happy

I have a question about the buck 119 is it good for flint stricking

love that fire bow I just love everything you have. Very Happy

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	linsleyk wrote:
	love your blades expecally the buck 119 I have a question about the buck 119 is it good for flint stricking

All I know is don't throw um' right Trooper Laughing

Its more of a hunting knife, but it works decently for outdoor work (I have a friend with one)

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	linsleyk wrote:
	love your blades expecally the buck 119 I have a question about the buck 119 is it good for flint stricking love that fire bow I just love everything you have.

> do you mean stricking as in " fire steel " . If so, i would say its not the best becasue the blade is stainless, which produces very little spark. You want high carbon blades for that. Like a Mora or Frost blade. It would still work & would start a fire if you had all the tinder ready to go. I have the Buck 119 its great & heavy enough for alot of camp chores Smile

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your right Drummer Dave its ss so no good for fire making the srk is awesome though

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	sh4d0wm4573ri7 wrote:
	your right Drummer Dave its ss so no good for fire making the srk is awesome though

Not totally true, I use a stainless steel knife alot in the woods, I have no problem getting a striker to work, its all in the spine angle, my 192, 110, 119 and 055 strike fine, just as my nimravus, grohmann knives in stinless and stainless moras.

Think of Vic knives, the spine of the saw, Sog rovolver works well too.

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Yeah, Fonly is right. A good hard edge is needed to get a high-quality spark. I can't get sparks from the spine of my SOG Field Pup because it has a rounded, smooth edge. The thumb notch works good, though. I can get really good sparks from the spine of the saw on my Wave, and the spine of my E304x. They are squared off really good. Carbon steel has always been favored by most people for sparking(haven't experienced it myself), but if you have a good hard edge on the spine(don't use the cutting edge!), you can still get good sparks from stainless.

There's my 2 cents. Cool

Oh, one more thing.

Stainless steel has plenty of carbon, but has additives to make it stain less. That's why they call it stainless, not stain proof. It makes it easier to prevent rust, but they still require maintenance.

So go oil your blades! Shocked

^There's an extra two cents for ya. Laughing

	flashlightfreak9 wrote:
	Oh, one more thing. Stainless steel has plenty of carbon, but has additives to make it stain less. That's why they call it stainless, not stain proof. It makes it easier to prevent rust, but they still require maintenance. So go oil your blades! ^There's an extra two cents for ya.

By addatives more specifically chromium.

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Yes, that is one of them. Cool

While I was taking a pic of my new Mora, I figured I might as well get the whole family while I was at it. Smile

Fits in quite nicely, don't you think? Cool

it fits in beautifully. Very Happy

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Look like they all belong together Flash... Wink

Thank you, ladies. Cool

here is a pic i took today while i was out at the lake of my Tracker.Mystik to answer to answer your question that i never saw until now lol i paid almost 300 canadian for it and yes i use it all the time Very Happy

and if it breaks or anything they will replace it also if the blade needs sharpening i can send it to them and they will sharpen it if i want but i prob wouldnt send it for that lol

WOW!!!
That's a cool picture.
I love seeing pics of well used knives & that one has certainly seen some action. Thanks for posting it.
Cliff

Great pic Bill. Is that a heavy knife ?. Looks beefy. $ 300 Canadian ?

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it has a little bit of weight to it but its not very much its not hard to handle or anythingi think its almost perfect but it could be just me. i really like it. but ya 300 was kind of alot but i believe in you get what you pay for so whatever its only money right money isnt nothing to me i could be right broke and wouldnt care haha. but ya its a good knife for sure i like it Very Happy

so far it does everything i have ever wanted it to do very well

wow that looks heavy duty like it can cut through anything. Shocked

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i have split some pretty good size logs with it Very Happy

lol that thing is a tank haha but its also ment to be able to split wood