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RedEdge77

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Looking at either a camp tramp or something else if suggested. Uses involved chopping wood, prying, and pretty much what ever else i need. Under 200$ is preferable.

So any other ideas besides camp tramp?
 
A Becker BK7 or BK9 Bowie would do the job nicely, and leave room in your budget for some other camping gear.

- Mike
 
I second either of the Beckers. I have both the BK-7 and the BK-9. Well made, durable, relatively inexpensive.
 
I think the Camp Tramp is a great choice. For the money it donesn't get much better than that IMO. for a camping general purpose user.
 
I agree with powells85, for the money you cant go wrong with any of the Ranger Knives. I had Justin do a special run in Osage Orange and Cocobolo. Here's a sheath that I had made for a RD 7 in Desert Ironwood.

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Scott
www.sagecreekoutfitters.com
 
SInce none of the other HI guys chimed in....

Not your usual thing...but a damn good value...

My ang khola has seen some nasty stuff...and keeps going...

Shane
 
shane justice said:
SInce none of the other HI guys chimed in....

Not your usual thing...but a damn good value...

My ang khola has seen some nasty stuff...and keeps going...

Shane
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He refers to a particular style of khukuri (AKA kukri and khukri) sold by Himalayan Imports, which has a forum here at BF in the manufacturer's section. These are large, robust knives optimized for chopping. The Ang Khola ("AK") is particularly tough.
 
Sagecreek said:
I agree with powells85, for the money you cant go wrong with any of the Ranger Knives. I had Justin do a special run in Osage Orange and Cocobolo. Here's a sheath that I had made for a RD 7 in Desert Ironwood.

sheath081105.jpg

sheathfr081105.jpg


Scott
www.sagecreekoutfitters.com
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That pair you had made look great :thumbup: and a nice sheath to compliment.
 
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