Lets see your woods knives with a 7-10" cutting edge

[SilentJohn]

that sibert scout is a incredible thing. what a beauty

 

[olybears57]

 

[shaving sharp]

Lets revive this thread!

NWA


Koonsie


Hoover

 

[Hammer67]

I had mentioned the Grasso Bolo on a previous page, and as a dedicated chopper, it's still my favorite. But for a more all-around design, I'm really liking BR's "Canadian Camp Knife II:"

 

[Fallbrook Forge]

Gossman knives Big Boar Tusker with 8x2x1/4" S7 blade

 

[mainaman]

 

[uluapark]

aranyik trading co thai enep

 

[B34NS]

GSO 10

 

[Mack]

Here is my latest .

Oh, man I like that. For my lifestyle that would be really nice. :thumbup:
Here's my newest baby.
A heavy duty Kabar style knife made by David Stifle. It's a beast. It will definitely outwork me.

 

[thumbtack01]

Crappy pics sorry Busse Basic 11, TGLB and a plain Jane USMC Ka-Bar.

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[LostViking]

My SP-10 on its first trip to the woods last fall.

 

[Kryptek]

Don't have any sweet full customs yet, but I customized a few productions myself.

Hey.That is the sweetest Junglas I've ever seen.Id love to know how your blade got its finish.Its very cool.

 

[baldtaco-II]

ferric chloride

 

[SAK Guy]

Finally re-shot the spearpoint bowie.

Blackjack Warner Moran Rio Grand Camp

The Savage custom sheath carries a Fallkniven DC4 stone.

 

[BOSS1]

For normal/camp/field use, my Nexus/Molletta Spartaco has risen to the top. It's my 'Nexcaliber' and rates a 10 on the 'telegance' scale.

If I were going to do something where serious 'hard-core' use-into-abuse was possibly anticipated, I'd probably swap out the NMSFNO.

But they're both so dang good.

BOSS

 

[HwangJino]

Nmfbm or kukri is a fine woof knife.


TG is also very good, but much easier to cut steaks with.

 

[Gaston444]

The Lile was the one keeper...

What it looks like today.

It is straight and true, but otherwise a bit roughly made in surface finish, which is why I had to have it Cerakoated as the original black paint was crap. It is an excellent user and will hold its edge without any chipping or micro-folds, even at extremely thin 10-12 degrees per side angles. The Lile sawback slightly out-performs the Parrish-style sawback on the RJ Martin Blackbird/Raven: Very useful for notching up to 1" deep.

The knife is a bit too light for my taste, but chops well above its apparent feather-like (for the size) 17 ounces weight.

Gaston

 

[Mack]

My newest. A 7 inch version of JK Handmade Knives' Rule #9. I am in love with this blade. It fits me like a glove, the fit and finish are flawless and the large blade feels like a small knife in use. I could use this all day long and never tire of it.

 

[dbltap45acp]

Let’s revive this thread, see if anyone’s choices has changed over the years. Photobucket sucks and is holding my pictures hostage, but the two I mainly use is a Busse Basic 11, or a Bill Seigle JEST Bolo. I wanted something a little smaller that carries a little easier and have a Busse Dog Soldier 8 on the way. I think that 8” blade should pair nicely with a smaller blade.

 

[Cryptyc]

dbltap,
I’ll post pics up this week of my Bark River Teddy 2 when it comes in. I got the newer style with the Moran handle instead of the straight pommel style. I have been streamlining my equipment and it left me with a void for the “one knife does all scenario”. I really like the look of Bowie knives but never bought a serious one, so I’m excited to get my hands on it. Seems like a good design and very robust. An 8” was as big as I was willing to go to have it be good at any role, and not be great at this but suck at that. We shall see.