*Knife Talk*

As I am guilty of running away with peoples posts in this section and going way off topic I figured a general knife discussion thread was needed. Post away!!

yeah, for the money, you can't beat mora's.

they do really appeal to me, do they throw a good spark off a magnesium flint stick?

	Daffy wrote:
	they do really appeal to me, do they throw a good spark off a magnesium flint stick?

mine did, some dont, so you may have to square off the back.

i usually use my folding exacto knife for the mag stick, it was mainly out of curiosity. Do they come with a sheath (i'd assume not), and if so what do yea suggest I get?

They come with a cheap little one, I strongly sugest a sheath from Eric aka Normark. He makes some awsome sheaths.

yea the guy seems like he knows what he's doin. defonatly going to look into that if i find one.

Hes really well knowen in the knife community, certainly a top custom sheath maker, especially for kydex (which is what he uses and works with)

cool, i sent him a pm.

Yeah, you'll never be disappointed with a mora Very Happy

Here are mine, you can see the sheaths that they come with:

eric

so this is like a campfire for knives? cool! Very Happy

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kinda, a general topic centered free chat thread Razz

What do you recommend If I want to buy a fixed blade knife. One with fine edge and a serrated side too. Thanks guys. Cool

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It's not climbing the mountain to get to the top; it's climbing the mountain to enjoy the climb.

I don't know about a knife that fits that bill, but I love my Moras, and the Glock field knife. It has a saw on the back for cutting wood.

PS it also has a bottle opener for after the shelter is made. Wink

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YA, I'm looking for a locking blade knife with the fine edge and saw on it?

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hazeywolf wrote:

	Survivorman wrote:
	What do you recommend If I want to buy a fixed blade knife. One with fine edge and a serrated side too. Thanks guys.

Ask Fonly about his SOG Revolver and look up some reviews... its not perfect and its not for everybody, but I have one and its a pretty cool survival knife, IMHO. Its light and versitile, but its not a big chopper like some prefer... The SAK Rucksack is a small folder, but it has a combo serated and straight blade that is atypical but very handy. I have few moras as well - and they are very crafty all around knives - most are carbon steel, so they do spark but are also prone to rust and need often a quick sharpening, but they get wicked sharp and serve well when taken care of.

Hazey Said it the best, I would give my master hunter up in a second to have my revolver back. My Revolver and Sak Rucksack would cover anything you need, and having the revolver no need for chopping as you can just saw. Very Happy

	hazeywolf wrote:
	The SAK Rucksack is a small folder, but it has a combo serated and straight blade that is atypical but very handy. .

Its just the OH models that have a combo blade, the rucksack has a plain blade and a saw.

Though their both awsome! Laughing

Inventory of whats left Embarassed

-Pictured:
Wetterlings large hunter
CS Masterhunter
Becker BK7
Vic Oh fireman (black handles)
Vic Rucksack (red handles)
Fiskars folding saw

-And not pictured, but still here:
Leatherman Wave
Vic Huntsman
Vic Camper
Gerber compact mutitool
Gerber Gator folding knife
Gerber gator axe(8" handle)
2 Gerber folding saws

What do you mean "what's left?" Shocked

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Cool

eric