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Entrek Knives
- Thread starter Dusty One
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I use to have a cobra that I traded. They are all made out of 440c and handmade. For 100 you can't go wrong with one. I believe most of them are either 3/16" or 1/4". I used it to skin 2 deer with before I got rid of it for something a little nicer. The sheaths are horrible cheap kydex. The first thing you have to do is get another sheath of some kind, but if you can get over that they're a great value still.
I have a Badger. Sharp and stays that way. Bullet proof. A handle that really fits your hand. I like the Kydex sheath. Lightweight. Fits the knife perfectly. The sheath itself holds the knife securely. No snaps to fool with. Waterproof and about everything else proof. Nothing against leather, but the Badger is my hard-knock back up on a hike or hunt. Just put the knife, sheath and all, under the tap and rinse mud blood whatever off. Can't beat it for the price.:thumbup:
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DUSTY ONE said:
Ray Ennis makes a solid high quality knife. Excelent fit and finish, you have to understand though, Ray makes users not safe queens. No flavor of the minute steel, no exotic handle materials, No engraving, no filework, no 2000 grit hand rubbed blades, Just 440C and micarta, He prices them accordingly. Great value for the $ if you are looking for a knife you are going to use.