Fixed blades

When I get the text that the feral hogs are knocking-over the deer feeders, my little SOCOM and Aimpoint PRO always do the trick for me.

However, if one of the Hunters has had a poor/misplaced shot, a large knife with a "point"/"belly" is REALLY useful to get the final job done...



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Your mileage may vary...
 
Alone said:
When I get the text that the feral hogs are knocking-over the deer feeders, my little SOCOM and Aimpoint PRO always do the trick for me.

However, if one of the Hunters has had a poor/misplaced shot, a large knife with a "point"/"belly" is REALLY useful to get the final job done...



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Your mileage may vary...
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How does that thing chop? Balanced well?
 
91bravo said:
The big Kodiak. I think I’ve chatted with you briefly about it already.
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Brother, you know I was just kidding.


Most (*about 90%) of my "chopping" has been done with one of the SK85 Kodiaks...which isn't saying a lot.

Despite that, for me, ALL of my Kodiaks have been outstanding. I'd put any one of them up against any other chopper, without hesitation.



*The SK85 versions are a bit different animal (*in my humble opinion) than the K329 versions. They're about 30-thousandths thicker and a few ounces heavier. I think they're closer to what the Designer (*"Alex B") originally imagined, before the K329 versions were released.

**Unrelated...but...I have my same suspicions about the recent release of the K340 Work Tuff Gear "Ares". The original was about 5/16ths of SK85 (*and about three ounces heavier), while the new version is 1/4" of K340.
 
Alone said:
Brother, you know I was just kidding.


Most (*about 90%) of my "chopping" has been done with one of the SK85 Kodiaks...which isn't saying a lot.

Despite that, for me, ALL of my Kodiaks have been outstanding. I'd put any one of them up against any other chopper, without hesitation.



*The SK85 versions are a bit different animal (*in my humble opinion) than the K329 versions. They're about 30-thousandths thicker and a few ounces heavier. I think they're closer to what the Designer (*"Alex B") originally imagined, before the K329 versions were released.

**Unrelated...but...I have my same suspicions about the recent release of the K340 Work Tuff Gear "Ares". The original was about 5/16ths of SK85 (*and about three ounces heavier), while the new version is 1/4" of K340.
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Well, it’s a great looking blade! I’d like to check one out one day.
 
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