A week or so back, I bought the Biltong that Craig found in some odd corner of the office. I was happy to see a package on my doorstep Friday when I got home. The knife was well packaged and had not suffered in it's journey.
Now I understand why Lt. Dan says he smiles whenever he looks at his biltong! Though it's small, this knife is definitely not a toy. The blade is sharp, and sports the same level of finish as my other GH knives. The balance is blade forward, just like a full size khukuri. The grip is small, about the right size for three fingers, and mine is made of a dark wood which I assume is rosewood. I'm not sure what I'll use it for, but it seems to be a good size for a belt/utility knife.
Overall, it's a winner.
Thanks, Craig
Now I understand why Lt. Dan says he smiles whenever he looks at his biltong! Though it's small, this knife is definitely not a toy. The blade is sharp, and sports the same level of finish as my other GH knives. The balance is blade forward, just like a full size khukuri. The grip is small, about the right size for three fingers, and mine is made of a dark wood which I assume is rosewood. I'm not sure what I'll use it for, but it seems to be a good size for a belt/utility knife.
Overall, it's a winner.
Thanks, Craig