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Saw this the other day and kept going back to it.
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...mp-Small-Northern-Hunter-Now-Available-At-TKC!
I am a huge fan of the Grohmann blades. I have always hoped for a slightly higher spec version out of Grohmann. But I guess their thought process is. If it's not broke, don't fix it. Really can't argue with their long term success.
But this one has been up rated a bit with AEB-L stainless. Nicer furniture and hardware. Yet it appears to retain much of the original's function and charm. So this morning I pulled the trigger on a L.T. Wright Large Northern Hunter with Bocoté wood slabs. from Dale
I find elliptical blades do an excellent job for most of what I like to do. From kitchen to camp, to hunting, they seem to work for me. Plus I find them easy to sharpen.
I am excited and anxiously await it's arrival.
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...mp-Small-Northern-Hunter-Now-Available-At-TKC!
I am a huge fan of the Grohmann blades. I have always hoped for a slightly higher spec version out of Grohmann. But I guess their thought process is. If it's not broke, don't fix it. Really can't argue with their long term success.
But this one has been up rated a bit with AEB-L stainless. Nicer furniture and hardware. Yet it appears to retain much of the original's function and charm. So this morning I pulled the trigger on a L.T. Wright Large Northern Hunter with Bocoté wood slabs. from Dale
I find elliptical blades do an excellent job for most of what I like to do. From kitchen to camp, to hunting, they seem to work for me. Plus I find them easy to sharpen.
I am excited and anxiously await it's arrival.
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