Moosez blades, down on the Border.

[Moosez45]

Yes it came as a total surprise,and they've been down here for a few weeks now.I had discussed some concerns about the handles and sheaths that come with a factory BKT knife.After spending some time using them, those concerns are now gone.The handles feel very good in hand with no hot spots that could cause blisters during heavy use.The material used in the handles looks and feels much like that of a M16 rifle.Not only are they pretty much indestructible and also help keeping the weight of these heavy duty knives to a minimum.

HAHA!!!!

Mission accomplished.

I'm kidding, Skyhorse was curious about the BKT lineup, so, I sent him what I considered the "main blade" and the most high end BKT I could think of, to play with for a little while.

Moose

 

[MrKnifekid]

Awesomeness.

I'm glad you like the knives, you will soon find yourself buying some.

And welcome to the forum.

 

[Hawkeye5]

Hi Skyhorse thanks for the great pictures. What is it about the thumb ramp that you like? Just wondering.

The BK77 was much lighter that it looks and the thumb ramp is a real plus!Another thing that kinda surprised me was the grips were much better in hand than I expected.

 

[skyhorse]

Hi Skyhorse thanks for the great pictures. What is it about the thumb ramp that you like? Just wondering.

The thumb ramp gives you some extra control at the tip should you need to do some precise cutting with this big blade.The BK7/BK77 is a good handling knife for it's size.:thumbup:

 

[skyhorse]

By using nothing more than basically the weight of the BK2 it had no problem cutting deep into this tough old cactus.

 

[skyhorse]

I ran across this little guy hanging out in the cactus and he gives a shout out to the Becker crew.

 

[skyhorse]

The thumb ramp on the BK77 really came in handy for slicing up some cactus to eat.

 

[Moosez45]

The thumb ramp on the BK77 really came in handy for slicing up some cactus to eat.

Need to shoot some quail to go with that cacti.

I know you got some lunkers waddlin' around down there.

Moose

 

[RevDevil]

Nice photos Tom. I told ya the 7 makes cactus removal a breeze. Nice 77 Moose!

 

[skyhorse]

Well thanks guys for you're comments and a big thanks to Moose for loaning these blades to me.Yep Moose,some outstanding outdoor tools for sure!:thumbup:

 

[Moosez45]

Well thanks guys for you're comments and a big thanks to Moose for loaning these blades to me.Yep Moose,some outstanding outdoor tools for sure!:thumbup:

OK, keep that 77 and send that wheel gun in the pic back with my 2, we'll call it even.



Moose

 

[KiljoyKutlery]

That was nice of you Moose. Good job.

 

[skyhorse]

Nice photos Tom. I told ya the 7 makes cactus removal a breeze. Nice 77 Moose!

LOL,yes you did Rev and you're right!That bad boy slices and dices better than a ginsu knife.:thumbup:

 

[Moosez45]

LOL,yes you did Rev and you're right!That bad boy slices and dices better than a ginsu knife.:thumbup:

And its light. Well, for what the size betrays, its light.

E got it right when he built it as a Combat/Utility, but I see it more as utility than combat, just because of how versatile it is. I dubbed the BK7 the "Little Black Dress of the BKT lineup", goes to any party with class and style, and works.

Moose