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I'm in, I love on nearly 8 acres of wooded land near the Delaware River in NEPA and I have a creek, (the Allegheny) running the length of my property so I could use the kukri.

My current brush knife is an Ontario SP8 does a great job but a front heavy kukri would make an excellent chopper for delimbing trees for the fire wood in always cutting up.

Thanks for the generous giveaway, I'll definitely be posting again to increase my odds... ;)

Good luck to everyone else.
 
I'm in, I've always wanted a Cold Steel Kukri. I don't have a machete or big knife right now either.
 
Entry Two: My favorite Cold Steel (so far):
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Thanks for the chance. I want one cause, well, I collect machetes, and while I have their royal kukri machete, I don't have a standard Cold Steel kurki machete.
 
Second entry, this was the knife that made me look into Cold Steel:
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I was watching One in the Chamber, Dolph pulls out this huge folding knife, and upon seeing it my reaction was "Holy crap, what is that knife and where can I get one?". After looking into things, I found out it was the unfortunately discontinued Rajah 1. However, I found the Rajah 2, and went with that, and many other CS products came afterwards.
 
I would like to see how the shorter khukuri machete handles compared to the magnum, which is quite a bit longer.

My favorite cs would have to be the rifleman hawk. It just throws with so much force. (Or the Pole Axe, or the spike hawk). I Will have to come back and post a pic when I am on my computer.









 
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My favorite Cold Steel knife that is currently in my collection, is the San Mai III Natchez Bowie.

I used to have a kukri machete. On a camping trip back when I lived in Vegas, I gave it to a buddy of mine who was unfamiliar with Cold Steel, but really impressed with the machete. He though that cheap mtech stainless knives were good quality. Since then he has been an avid collector of cold steel machetes-probably has close to the entire line. I always intended to get another one. But so many new knives coming out, It had not happened yet.

The last time i was at his house, his wife told me I was not allowed to show him knives anymore.
 
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Thanks for a chance! I'm in because I don't have and large fixed blades/choppers.

Here is my only Cold Steel at the moment.
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My favorite Cold Steel products for now are my carbon v trail masters,one with the southern comfort sheath by Mike Sastre and the other made by myself.....Along with my xl gunsite voyageur folder.
I'm on acreage with alot of bush and weeds...A kukri would work well here..
I am however in Canada so this doesn't apply :)
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My favorite Cold Steel products for now are my carbon v trail masters,one with the southern comfort sheath by Mike Sastre and the other made by myself.....Along with my xl gunsite voyageur folder.
I'm on acreage with alot of bush and weeds...A kukri would work well here..
I am however in Canada so this doesn't apply :)
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Your in my friend any body who has such great taste in knives and sheath maker's is more than welcome.
 
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I have about a dozen CS knives and ask the ones I have I like, my original Urban Pal is probably my favorite followed by my Twist Master and my Ti Lite.

Second entry, thanks...
 
Thanks for a chance on your great giveaway!

I could really use a kurkri machete to help trim branches in my pine orchard and remove unwanted sweet gum saplings , looks like the perfect tool for the job.
 
Please count me in!

My little guy is a Cold Steel fanatic and has already asked Santa for a kukri machete for Christmas. I can assure you that if I win, the blade will be put to good use.
Here is my modest Cold Steel collection. PBCG will recognize the 12" Barong sticking in the pumpkin's eye!
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My outdoorsman works great with potatos and as a steak knife.
A machete would work well in the bush to clear the way so I can bring home more steak...lol

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