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I've seen lots of threads about big knives 'round here, but have noticed an entire segment of the industry that never gets mentioned. Don't forget that many sword manufacturers make smaller stuff that's often cheap enough to beat around, but still pretty decent quality. For instance, one on this Lutel page (go to catalog, then knives)could easily pass for a Bowie. scramasax (I'm told it's around $130 in American money)
Angus Trim is highly respected for the performance of his blades, and he makes a few under 30" long. Maybe not your idea of a brush knife, but they could certainly work in that situation, and are something different. There's a few on allsaintsblades such as this one: short riding sword He also makes a neat shortie leaf blade. leaf shortie
Kris Cutlery has a few budget offerings that would suffice. I always thought this one would be great to stick in a pig.
baselard
And of course, let's not forget about those awesome BIG blades found on those same sites! War's lady
Who would have thought something 50" long could weigh so little? (2 pounds, 10.5 oz.)
Angus Trim is highly respected for the performance of his blades, and he makes a few under 30" long. Maybe not your idea of a brush knife, but they could certainly work in that situation, and are something different. There's a few on allsaintsblades such as this one: short riding sword He also makes a neat shortie leaf blade. leaf shortie
Kris Cutlery has a few budget offerings that would suffice. I always thought this one would be great to stick in a pig.
baselard And of course, let's not forget about those awesome BIG blades found on those same sites! War's lady
Who would have thought something 50" long could weigh so little? (2 pounds, 10.5 oz.)