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Neither My Dads Ka-Bar MkII nor his favorite Mora 120 ca. 1943 could go.
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NixKustoms
Sheath and Knife Maker
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Yup. I made one but I didn't use a good steel. So I really don't use it very often.
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As much as I love my BK-2 (gift to myself), I'd part with it before I'd part with my BK-11 (Father's day present) or my BK-9 (Christmas present from my kids).
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Beckerhead #42
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Beckerhead #42
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I would never sell my esee izula,3&4 or Becker 2 & 7.In all honesty I like the BK 7 better than the BK 2 but the length of the 2 makes it more practical (legal) to carry in more jurisdictions. The reason I pick these are because of the ergos they have the most comfortable handles out of all the knives I have. The other is my Benchmade nimravus because it has actually saved my butt. It is not the most ergonomic or even comfortable with long usage but I find te profile easy to sharpen it holds an edge pretty darn good and it's proven it's usefulness in a tactical situation.
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I don't own anything that I wouldn't sell if my family was truly in need. Although, I have two that would probably be the last to go: My Camillus BK7, because it was the first "real" knife I bought myself, and my Backwoods Custom hunter, simply because she's just a beauty and I'd hate to part with it!