Another Big Chopper???

[Bill Siegle]

I love my BK21, BK20, and BK29!!!! I’d love to see another extra large Becker Knife!!!! Just saying Maybe another Kukri? Definitely need another BK&T machete If Ethan and KaBar make it, I’ll buy it!!!!

 

[91bravo]

I’d buy another Becker chopper!

 

[1066vik]

I love my BK21, BK20, and BK29!!!! I’d love to see another extra large Becker Knife!!!! Just saying Maybe another Kukri? Definitely need another BK&T machete If Ethan and KaBar make it, I’ll buy it!!!!

At the May thing, E had a 3D printed rendering of an upcoming big blade -- which will hopefully be on the menu in 2026.

 

[Bill Siegle]

I heard about that but didn’t see it Looking forward to anything new Just LOVE the bigger blades!

 

[The Warrior]

An e-nep rendering I did some time back. I called it an Uncle E-nep, haha:


An e-nep next to a niner:

 

[Plainsman]

I always like kukris, so this is interesting.
Hopefully, Ill hear about this when its available. I missed out on the 20 and 29…
I dont want to miss this one!

Thanks for sharing guys!

 

[RPZIP]

I'd like to see a big Becker "skrama". Maybe 12" or so.

 

[daizee]

16" of 0.100" high-ground ProCut.

 

[Bladite]

An e-nep rendering I did some time back. I called it an Uncle E-nep, haha:


An e-nep next to a niner:

i have several eneps, i love them, and use them a fair bit; need big choppers for the hardwoods i have

 

[Bladite]

I'd like to see a big Becker "skrama". Maybe 12" or so.

i had considered getting a varustuleka skrama and see about putting a becker handle on it, have haven't gotten around to it

 

[1066vik]

The 240 would be a challenge, but to 200 could be interesting

 

[Roguer]

Took me a while to remember why I liked big field knives, then I remembered my Finnish Grand Dad took me out checking bunny snares around some Alder Brush and Various evergreen trees. He used a Skarma his parents brought over from Finland and it looked old. He told me when growing up in Montana it was a wall hanger when he was a kid and took it to a master blacksmith who retempered it. He used it as his out door knife for a while with a Poko along with a small hatchet and an axe with a spike on the end as a pickeroon. When his family after about 5 years he used it were aghast for him using the "Family Heirloom"! They looked it over and saw it was even better than they remembered, he told them the master blacksmith fixed all the weak areas and such. He used it after that, I saw it as a kid, found out it was sent to Finland to get studied on, and ended up in some local museum it was that old.

A good Skarma is a great out doors knife.