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I've recently gotten into knives and have been lurking in the forums for the past few months. Unfortunately, I found that I was bitten by the Becker/Ka-bar bug. Just can't get excited about my other knives any more 
I currently have a BK7, BK24, Ka-bar Mule, and Ka-bar 1213. Now it's time to add one of the Becker Tweeners to the mix. I've read a bunch of the posts here comparing them, and have eliminated the BK16 from consideration. Now I need you guys to push me over the edge one way or the other.
I'm not going to be using it for bushcraft, so batoning and chopping is not a concern. I car camp no more than a couple of times a year (but no hiking), and when I do I can take the BK7 or a hatchet. And this would be the knife I would be more likely to reach for at home to carry around for general use around the house/yard for general utility where, once again, there will always be the BK7 or a hatchet available if I need something for processing big pieces of wood.
I'm leaning towards the BK15 since the blade profile of the BK17 is the same style as the BK7, and a good slicer might be more useful given the clip points in my collection already. But then I like the look of clip points and am attracted to the slightly more heavy duty utility of the BK17.
Thanks for any help and thoughts, even if it's just voting for your favorite
I currently have a BK7, BK24, Ka-bar Mule, and Ka-bar 1213. Now it's time to add one of the Becker Tweeners to the mix. I've read a bunch of the posts here comparing them, and have eliminated the BK16 from consideration. Now I need you guys to push me over the edge one way or the other.
I'm not going to be using it for bushcraft, so batoning and chopping is not a concern. I car camp no more than a couple of times a year (but no hiking), and when I do I can take the BK7 or a hatchet. And this would be the knife I would be more likely to reach for at home to carry around for general use around the house/yard for general utility where, once again, there will always be the BK7 or a hatchet available if I need something for processing big pieces of wood.
I'm leaning towards the BK15 since the blade profile of the BK17 is the same style as the BK7, and a good slicer might be more useful given the clip points in my collection already. But then I like the look of clip points and am attracted to the slightly more heavy duty utility of the BK17.
Thanks for any help and thoughts, even if it's just voting for your favorite



