Back From BRKT

[udtjim]

This Ultra Lite Bushcraft had a badly damaged blade. I sent it back to BR and today it came back good as new. You can't beat that kind of service. It took about a week total.:thumbup:

Very handy little knife, not really a heavy duty BC but a darn good little back-up.

 

[CUTS LIKE A KRIS]

Glad your experience was much better than mine. Now where are the in use pics??

 

[Brad "the butcher"]

how did the blade get damaged Jim?
My stupid cat tripped me a few months ago and my first gen mint northstar shot out of the sheath on tile. Never been used and now missing 1/8 of the tip.
Might as well retip and use it now but it sucks, hard to get the tip perfect.

 

[Rupestris]

how did the blade get damaged Jim?
My stupid cat tripped me a few months ago ...
Might as well retip and use it now...

Two things.

1 - Theres more than one way to skin a cat. A Northstar will work fine.

2 - Retip it. Using is what it was made for. I have two BRKT First Production Run knives. They're users through and through.

 

[Rockywolf]

Did the cat survive? After what happened to the knife... hmmm...cat or knife. ...tough call.

Bark river looks great, Jim.

 

[absolutindian]

I've always liked to look of that little bugger... Hows it feel? Is it a full-sized handle or scaled down?

 

[Brad "the butcher"]

at the time it was my fiancee's cat, now were married and he is all mine.............

I just wanted one brkt mint, I have a sweet rogue that has seen some dirt and a kephart and micro canadian that are users.

did not notice the orange micarta before, sweet little knife.

 

[udtjim]

It is scaled down a little but I have big hands and it feels pretty good in my hand. Not sure how it was damaged, I bought it that way a while back. The edge was actually bent a little bit, a slight ripple. They said is was reground and re sharpened. Darn good job. If spring ever gets here, I will get some good in use shots. Snow is to darn deep now.