Fixed blad Sebenza?

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MikeL

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Anybody here ever make a fixed blade small Sebenza style knife? I carry Sebenza that I've used to breast ducks and small game but hate the folder clean up task.
A Sebenza style blade with a more ergonomic handle might be perfect. Add a finger choil/groove/hilt to help grip and keep hands from slinding forward. Definitely a slicer and not hard use.
Seeing if anyone played/made something like this and if worked well.
 
The two new CRK fixed blades coming out are pretty nice. Have you seen the bird/fish knife?

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I look in the knifemakers for sell forum for bird/trout size knives. I’ve gotten several that are sized for small game.
I’ve got a CRK camper that came from Blade Show. Here’s a pic of it along with a large Inkosi and a Big Chris.

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Sharp & Fiery said:
I think that is the “Backpacker?” How do you like it?
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That’s it, drew a blank on the name. I’m at work and don’t have the box in front of me.
Love the knife, it’s a keeper for sure. Ironically, it’s the first CRK I own in S45VN. I’ve never been fond of some of the newer fixed blades that CRK has offered, but this one checks all the boxes for me.
 
Ajack60 said:
That’s it, drew a blank on the name. I’m at work and don’t have the box in front of me.
Love the knife, it’s a keeper for sure. Ironically, it’s the first CRK I own in S45VN. I’ve never been fond of some of the newer fixed blades that CRK has offered, but this one checks all the boxes for me.
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I’m really looking forward to getting the Backpacker when it is available here in Canada. Congrats on the score at BS.
Hope all is well, sir. It’s been a while.
 
That bird and trout might be what I'm looking for! I had a Nayala and still have a Ubajane and Mountaineer but they are too thick and big. But to cool to get rid of!
 
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