A 4 day torture test for my new tom brown tracker.

This week end I chopped down 4 4'' trees,junked them up and split them with my tracker pretty easily too.It only took a couple of mins each tree. :cool:
 
The tracker I was wondering what you guys use for SHARPEN this knife?
same INFO.............
Extremely strong survival knife
bet my life on it.

Thank you

plan no useless move, take no step in vain.

ishiyumisan
 
savagesicslayer said:
It sounds like an efective tool do you have any pics?
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The original Victor Tool Co. version of the knife was first issued to a variety of units during WWII. It was also refered to as the LC-14-B. It was a signals/survival tool which came in a zippered canvas sheath, which also included a round sharpening stone, and three small booklets (Care Use and Sharpening of Knife, Fighting with USA Knife LC-14-B, & Living in the Jungle with US Army knife LC-14-B).

The official description for the knife read (in part):

"With three cutting edges, it combines - all in one- axe, machete, brush hook, spade, and fighting knife."

n2s
 
ishiyumisan said:
The tracker I was wondering what you guys use for SHARPEN this knife?
same INFO.............
Extremely strong survival knife
bet my life on it.

Thank you

plan no useless move, take no step in vain.

ishiyumisan
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I have also purchased a TOPS tracker and I'm having a difficult time sharpenning it. Any suggestions?
 
i have a woodsmans pal, and after some reprofiloeing the edge, it has done apretty good all around job of wod lot managment, if i had this in a survival situation i would manage ot get by, it does a bunch of jobs, and is a sturdy tool, i have not babied mine, and have batonned it chopped with it, and in general beat it as hard as i could and as long as i could, i have even parted a 10 inch log with it.

alex
 
Someone gave me a 'woodsman's pal' and after using it a few times I hung it in my garage and it's been there for years ! Anybody want it ? I find one of my kukris much more useful .
 
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