Thanks a million to Adam C, Aka SnakeDoc for letting me borrow his BK2! As soon as I grabbed the box out of the mailbox and felt the weight I knew I was in for something special. I guess I was expecting something bigger but I was pleasantly suprised:thumbup: the 2 feels like it can do anything and ask for seconds. Adam told me to beat her like it owed me $ so I did
. I started with batoning some pine, the BK2 chuckled and asked for more so I used it for about an hour to do some clearing under a big pine tree in my frontyard basically I was using it like a machete, chopping limbs off and batoning the bigger ones once again the 2 laughed at me! Next I went looking for a log of unknown species which had destroyed the edge 
of my Condor Varan on a previous day. I'm not sure what type of wood it is maybe some super weathered 5 year old oak, but whatever it is really did a number in no time. Naturally I wanted to see how tough the BK2 would be and weather it would suffer the same results. After about 5 -10 min and me getting tired from all the chopping and making a nice mound of feathersticks I looked at the edge, no measurable damage ( I really wish I hadn't sold my camera) Immediately after doing these tasks I went online and snatched up a BK2 and a BK9 as well. I'm not really sure why the Condor rolled so badly and the Becker didn't maybe its the HT, all I know is the 2 performed flawlessly. Basically if U needed a great all around, tough as nails camp blade I'm sure any Becker would do just fine, I also have a BK11 and its tough as hell as well. I know the Machax and Tweeners will be in my future as well:thumbup: Again thanks to Adam for letting me borrow his blade that is a very cool thing to do for someone u don't even know and if anyone is on the fence over a BK2 which I doubt, just pull the trigger it won't let u down and prob be the best $ 50-60 you ever spent:thumbup:
. I started with batoning some pine, the BK2 chuckled and asked for more so I used it for about an hour to do some clearing under a big pine tree in my frontyard basically I was using it like a machete, chopping limbs off and batoning the bigger ones once again the 2 laughed at me! Next I went looking for a log of unknown species which had destroyed the edge of my Condor Varan on a previous day. I'm not sure what type of wood it is maybe some super weathered 5 year old oak, but whatever it is really did a number in no time. Naturally I wanted to see how tough the BK2 would be and weather it would suffer the same results. After about 5 -10 min and me getting tired from all the chopping and making a nice mound of feathersticks I looked at the edge, no measurable damage ( I really wish I hadn't sold my camera) Immediately after doing these tasks I went online and snatched up a BK2 and a BK9 as well. I'm not really sure why the Condor rolled so badly and the Becker didn't maybe its the HT, all I know is the 2 performed flawlessly. Basically if U needed a great all around, tough as nails camp blade I'm sure any Becker would do just fine, I also have a BK11 and its tough as hell as well. I know the Machax and Tweeners will be in my future as well:thumbup: Again thanks to Adam for letting me borrow his blade that is a very cool thing to do for someone u don't even know and if anyone is on the fence over a BK2 which I doubt, just pull the trigger it won't let u down and prob be the best $ 50-60 you ever spent:thumbup:
