Becker's knives, what's you combo of choice !!!

mchipman said:
v This v Every time I'm in the woods.
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Wetterlings Small Hunter
Gerber Saw
BK16
Gerber Multi Tool 600
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Seems the right combination for camping tho ,I've never use a saw(axe man) , but actually thinking in give one a try, any recommendations?
 
Kentwood33 said:
Seems the right combination for camping tho ,I've never use a saw(axe man) , but actually thinking in give one a try, any recommendations?
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I use a Fiskars with great success, and have heard great things about the Bahco Laplander as well. Both can be had around the $20 mark.

I am primarily an axe/hatchet kinda guy, but it's quicker, quieter, and neater to use the saw. You can saw nice rounds from a log with flats on either side for splitting with the hatchet or batoning with knife. Either way, the wood can stand on the flats which is nice.

I usually use the saw on heavy/thick bits, and then the hatchet for limbing, and splitting.
 
19-3ben said:
I use a Fiskars with great success, and have heard great things about the Bahco Laplander as well. Both can be had around the $20 mark.

I am primarily an axe/hatchet kinda guy, but it's quicker, quieter, and neater to use the saw. You can saw nice rounds from a log with flats on either side for splitting with the hatchet or batoning with knife. Either way, the wood can stand on the flats which is nice.

I usually use the saw on heavy/thick bits, and then the hatchet for limbing, and splitting.
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+1 for the Bahco Laplander. I love mine so much.
 
bigghoss said:
I keep those two in the kitchen.
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Oh the things you don't know.... They are an amazing pair!! I've beat the hell outta the 5. And it surprised everyone for a chopping contest. They really are amazing in the right hands, and can do way more than just kitchen duty.
 
NixKustoms said:
Oh the things you don't know.... They are an amazing pair!! I've beat the hell outta the 5. And it surprised everyone for a chopping contest. They really are amazing in the right hands, and can do way more than just kitchen duty.
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I know. But I have so so many other knives to play with in the woods.
 
bigghoss said:
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Laplander is great. They weigh very little, and not expensive, and and just tear through wood. Opinel #12 saw is a very good choice if you want something more pocket sized.
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Perhaps I'll give a try to the opinel #12 since too many good reviews, not gonna skip it !
 
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