Bushcraft / Survival knife

[rajincagin]

BM 162, by far the best bushcraft knife I've used:thumbup:

 

[link2derek]

Bravo-1 works great for me:

 

[Junglegend]

There are so many choices out there for $200, it really comes down to personal preference and what you intend the blade for, there are so many different knife philosophy's out there. with that said, I recommend Esee, Becker, Ontario, Busse kin, Bark river Benchmade, Helle, Mora, and the list goes on...

 

[Junglegend]

Cold Steel Bushman is a great all purpose Outdoor Survival/works for most stuff knife that runs about $40 tops. Cool and almost invincible.

I own a bushman, its is a good knife for the money. it wouldn't be my first choice for survival or in a wet environment, the handle design is what scares me away. any time you have a large sharp knife with no finger guard and a slick metal handle that tapers down toward the blade is a recipe for disaster. its not worth the possible injury or nerve damage IMHO.

 

[Knivesandoutdoors]

Fallkniven S1 Forest knife, hell yeah. Looks awesome, feels great, VG10 laminated steel, you can choose between a leather or kydex sheath, 200$. Here's a pic:


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