Magnum P&L Statement Preliminary Drawings!

[MacLaren1]

Just a Wednesday reminder bump

Saving my pennies

+1

 

[MattinLA]

Thursday P&L bump

 

[zombieassassin]

Nice

 

[Geoff]

I'd like to see the Tanto tip more angular less sweeping but I'm likely in for 7"

 

[MattinLA]

I'd like to see the Tanto tip more angular less sweeping but I'm likely in for 7"

I agree and would love a Force One reissue. This entire package, however, looks fantastic. The fin is cool and the handle looks comfy. In for a couple 7's and 9's.
Also, does one style of Tanto tip penetrate better than the other

 

[MattinLA]

The Magnum 7 would probably satisfy my need for a Force One... probably...

 

[Nuker]

The Magnum 7 would probably satisfy my need for a Force One... probably...

Mag 7 will definitely be easier to get than a Force One (not my pic).

 

[MattinLA]

Mag 7 will definitely be easier to get than a Force One.
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That is beautiful

 

[MattinLA]

Yeah, I think I'm gonna need a couple of the Magnum 7's or Force One's

Or Combat Grade Last Rites

 

[wbuelow]

I think INFI is a better choice than 3V or AEB-L. 3V and Magnacut are probably the optimal steels for bushcraft, where the choice between the two depends on how much toughness is required. AEB-L for everyday kitchen knives (REX-121 is really interesting for slicers, but I've never had one). Choppers and fighters need to be INFI. Choppers for obvious reasons, and fighters need to be robust to blade-to-blade contact and other combat impact scenarios.

I think of the P&L statement as a fighter, especially when the swedge is sharpened, so no reason to deviate from INFI, here, IMO.

 

[MattinLA]

Weekend bump

 

[unwisefool]

That 7" could be my first new Busse in years. Let's make it happen!