Modern Mans Nessmuk "kit" - what would it be?

[Fiddleback]

MCKROB... nice set! Love the signs of use!!!:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

 

[mjdukefan23]

Mine would be this(This is out of what I own)
Swisstool
Fiskar Hatchet
Mora 780(Looking to get something better soon)

 

[othello32]

1) SAK Trekker
2) Ranger RD-4 (great spear point)
3) Gerber Folding saw.

I love this weight to productivity combination. Just my thoughts...

 

[mmmotorcycle]

My compact kit would look something like this:

1- Bahco 15" axe
2- Leatherman SuperTool
3- Victorinox Huntsman
4- Busse Active Duty

I know it's cheating a bit as it is four items, but I sort of consider my Leatherman and SAK to be one, they complement each other and are always together. I would always prefer a full size axe to this 15" one but then it wouldn't be compact.

that looks like a nicely used set up you have there!
:thumbup:

 

[tarmix101]

Here is mine, right now anyway.

Grohmann carbon flat grind.
Lee reeves axe
My woods folder is a SAK Farmer.

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Sometimes it's this:

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[Halfneck]

1) Fiskars Hatchet
2) Mora 2K
3) Victorinox OHT

 

[Bare Rib]

Mine would be
1. Eastwing Camp axe
2. Becker Knife & Tool Campanion (or if I feel the need for larger and slightly non-conforming to the true intentions of the Nessmuk BK&T Magnum Camp)
3. Leatherman New Wave

 

[Ron53]

How about this one:

Bolo Knife w 8" hand-forged blade (old horseshoe rasp) by Ken Moore
Grohmann flat-grind carbon steel Standard model
Gerber Sportsman Multi-Plier
Wenger "Soldier" model SAK

Yeah, I know it's 4 items! I'm thinking seriously of trying this one out in the hinterlands.

Ron

 

[Fiddleback]

Here is mine, right now anyway.

Grohmann carbon flat grind.
Lee reeves axe
My woods folder is a SAK Farmer.

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Sometimes it's this:

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That is a very versatile kit bro! (Whats with that Canadian knife though...) Just kidding!!!

 

[Fonly]

Hmmmmm.

1.Vic OH firemen
2.Benchmade Nimravus
3.Ka-bar 8" tanto, or a hatchet of sometype.

This is what I carry now and I dont have any problems. The only thing I add to this is I usually have a folding saw. My ka-bar can split a 5" hunk of wood, but I would be there all day chopping one down.

Tarmix, I like you Grohmann, I would use my #4 alot more, its just so damn big!