$100.00 Chopper???

Ok, Think I am going with the Browning Crowell/Barker competition unless someone can convince me otherwise. For those of you who own one, who has the best price.

Thanks

Paul
 
valcas1 said:
Ok, Think I am going with the Browning Crowell/Barker competition unless someone can convince me otherwise. For those of you who own one, who has the best price.

Thanks

Paul
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Paul, you've made the right choice. I've got one and it's awesome. One best production choppers I own. I'll be on the winter trip MLK weekend at Hawk Mtn. If you want, I'll bring mine for you to try out.
Scott
 
If you don't mind using ebay there is a genuine carbon v model trail master listed that ends in about 20 hours and since the pawn shop seller didn't list it as an USA carbon v model it doesn't have many bids and may not go over $100 which would be a great buy as these have been going for around $200 lately. the same seller also has an nk hunter listed that also has low bids. I hate ebay but at times am very tempted!
 
A tomahawk is 1/4 the price and 2-3 times more efficient for whacking down trees. I like big choppers also but they will tire you out far quicker than a hawk/hatchet/axe if you are whacking a lot of wood.
 
Kershaw Outcast is nice and light and has a great sheath, good for a camp knife as a lightweight-do-most things blade. It has a thick edge though.
I usually use this for hacking through the forest; http://www.thekhukurihouse.com/catalog/product.php?id=313630fc4c1
It's not fancy, but it works better, over the widest scope of use of anything I've tried, including Valiant goloks, (valiantco.com) which are also excellent and affordable.
 
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