baddest fixed blade

[saylorbrand]

What is the baddest fixed blade that Chris Reeves offers for military, hard use. I have a small sebenza and wouldn't trade it for any other folder, but I have heard of some ruff turn outs for the fixed blades when put through a bit of hardship. More interested in the S30V knives, not the one pieces.

 

[the gimp]

The Neil Roberts Warrior get's my vote.

 

[1kimo4u]

check out rottes review:

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=608769&highlight=green+beret

cheers, kimo

 

[Parker]

Baddest? The 9-inch Sable.

 

[Fooj]

The Neil Roberts Warrior get's my vote.

Ditto.

 

[Esav Benyamin]

Baddest? The 9-inch Sable.

How about a Sable with a 12" blade?

 

[saylorbrand]

any fans of the pacific, if not why?

 

[AJ]

Another Sable fan here. I think it has the most useful blade shape. Awesome knife.

AJ

 

[Haze]

any fans of the pacific, if not why?

The Pacific is a great knife but I would still take a larger one piece knife first if given the choice.
I like the A2 more than S30V but I have used my one piece knives more than my GB or the Pacific so maybe i'm not being totally fair.

If it had to be an S30V knife I would take the Pacific though.

 

[saylorbrand]

so between the S30V knives and the A2 one piece knives, I'm guessing that the one piece knives have a bigger fan base. Also its probably alot tougher being A2. Am I right? Plus how is the comfort of the one piece knives? They look like they have good grip, but maybe rough on the hands with prolonged use.

 

[Edged Specialties]

I think the Pacific is the ticket on the S30V knives. It is a beautiful piece and has a great sheath. Just my opinion of course.

 

[the gimp]

any fans of the pacific, if not why?

I am not a fan of serrations personally. Though the serrations on the Rat knives which can be sharpened on a flat sharpening stone are interesting.

 

[J85909266]

The baddest would have to be a one piece.