Fixed Sodbusters?

[panch0]

Do any of yall own a fixed blade sodbuster. If you do post a pic. Purdy Please. Would it even be called a sodbuster anymore if it was a fixed blade? I was thinking about it yesterday and today. I use mine all the time and I think that blade and handle style would work great as a fixed blade for more tough cutting chores. What say you?

 

[neeman]

Queen puts out a plain sheath knife in D2 with three styles of blade.

Considering the price and the simplicity, I would consider this a "Sodbuster" of sheath knives

http://www.cumberlandknifeworks.com...28&orderby=product_name&limit=50&limitstart=0

 

[kidwholaughs]

For fixed blades, there are better designs than the sodbuster. Having a choil makes a big diff.

 

[panch0]

Queen puts out a plain sheath knife in D2 with three styles of blade.

Considering the price and the simplicity, I would consider this a "Sodbuster" of sheath knives

http://www.cumberlandknifeworks.com...28&orderby=product_name&limit=50&limitstart=0

That does look sod bustery. Looks very handy also.

 

[YayILikePie]

That looks pretty neat. I've always appreciated the sodbuster design. So simple, no bolsters, and functional blade shape. Form follows function.

 

[flashlife]

For fixed blades, there are better designs than the sodbuster. Having a choil makes a big diff.

There are always 'better designs'...but then, we collect what we like, don't we?
I've always wanted a Soddie Jr that flipper-opened and liner-locked like a Kershaw Skyline...

 

[338375]

There are always 'better designs'...but then, we collect what we like, don't we?
I've always wanted a Soddie Jr that flipper-opened and liner-locked like a Kershaw Skyline...