First Run of BK62's to Be Released

Ahhh... It arrived.

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Ethan Becker said:
Hey Slice....
where have you been... I missed ya! how are your women folks?... Teel them I said Hi!... e
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Hey Ethan! Thanks brother!
Great to see ya, I missed you too
I’ve been settling in to a new... let’s say, lifestyle:D;)
Next time we meet maybe we can have a discussion about crazy women, a subject you may know all too well lol.
When I see the women, I’ll tell them hello for ya!
Thank you sir for this awesome new blade, I can’t keep my mitts off it!
 
bikerector said:
... I was surprised on how well the BK62 can be used like a little knife, just using the belly of it guiding the edge with the spine or just grasping the sides...
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I think that is one of the advantages of a spear point. It gives a lot of flat cutting edge but enough functional belly and point.

Personally I don't like the emphasis of the belly on a blade with some going so far has having an upswept almost scimitar tip. I just can't find much or any purpose for all that curvature.
 
StrayRound said:
I think that is one of the advantages of a spear point. It gives a lot of flat cutting edge but enough functional belly and point.

Personally I don't like the emphasis of the belly on a blade with some going so far has having an upswept almost scimitar tip. I just can't find much or any purpose for all that curvature.
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I would be a lier if I didn't say I prefer the look of a lot of belly. Clip points and trailing points look the nicest to me but not the most practical. My EDC's favor sheepsfoot. I find spearpoints ugly but that's only part of the story. Some of the bad wrap I give spearpoints is because of a SAK pen that slid shut on me as a kid trying to use the tip to pierce something. It makes a lot more sense in a fixed blade though.
 
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