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Bark River Pro Scalpel II ?
- Thread starter pitdog
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I have a BRKT, Pro Scalpel 2 LE. I love it.
Before I got the Pro Scalpel 2 I had gotten a Micro Canadian. I felt that the Micro was just a little too small for my tastes. I wanted a little more handle and a little more blade. The Pro Scalpel 2 was just the ticket. It is my go to small pocket fixed blade. The blade is thin enough that it is a great slicer.
I find it is the perfect size small fixed blade for me.
I thought I would add that the belt sheath it comes with is also great. It is by Sharpshooter as is the pocket sheath, both are great .
Before I got the Pro Scalpel 2 I had gotten a Micro Canadian. I felt that the Micro was just a little too small for my tastes. I wanted a little more handle and a little more blade. The Pro Scalpel 2 was just the ticket. It is my go to small pocket fixed blade. The blade is thin enough that it is a great slicer.
I find it is the perfect size small fixed blade for me.
I thought I would add that the belt sheath it comes with is also great. It is by Sharpshooter as is the pocket sheath, both are great .
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It is one of the 3 knives that I EDC. It may be my favorite
The blade is thinner than some like. The 52-100 steel takes a wicked edge but rusts easily compared to 0-1 or A2.
It has a handle that while small allows for a secure 4 finger grip.
PS II on top
The blade is thinner than some like. The 52-100 steel takes a wicked edge but rusts easily compared to 0-1 or A2.
It has a handle that while small allows for a secure 4 finger grip.
PS II on top