Hard use fixed blade edc on a budget

[VorpelSword]

Hello, I am looking for a edc fixed blade that can take a beating, I camp host for 6 weeks and am looking for a knife to do everyday camp tasks. I would like to keep it under or around 60$. Any recommendations?

Right now there are a couple of US Air Force Pilots Survival knives on e-Bay for under $30. A few others are offered for higher prices.

You can't get a tougher knife for less than that about anywhere.

 

[Huntsman Knife Co. LLC.]

Tyrant Bowie from Huntsman Knife Co. LLC. It's a budget blade for those with a sufficiently large budget.

Ok, now THATS funny Nearly spit my coffee when I saw this.

 

[Monofletch]

QSP Bison is about $70 it’s fantastic

 

[tim777us]

Ive got an SRK and a Ka-Bar of some type. Both too long for me to use for much of what I do.

Ive got my eye on a Knafs Little-lulu. They are setting up to produce (build) them 100% in the USA, here in Davis County, Utah. They’re honest about them not being completely made in the USA. Their Micarta is sourced from an american company, but some of the individual aspects of that company’s manufacturing process use foreign materials, etc.). There’s a huge explanation of their made in america claim on their website.

Most all of their stuff is made entirely in China by Civivi right now, but that looks to soon change. And the Little-Lulu will be the first locally made knife. The guys at Knafs are really good guys too. I’ll support them.

Little-Lulu

So, just curious...what do you use a 1.9" Magnacut blade for? I think the smallest blade I have for any kind of outdoors use is a Mora Classic 1/0. A friend sent it to me, it's one of the newer ones with a rat tail tang.