Most Massive Camp/Chopper/Survival knives ?

[Leatherface]

Those HI are truly massive, but they not very useful and their steel/edge holding is nothing to write home about it... The best practical large chopper ever made: Busse Nuclear Meltdown Fusion Battle Mistress, hands down!

Busse makes a pretty good knife...Other than that you havent the foggiest idea of what you are saying

you have an agenda that we need to know about?

 

[BIG MATT]

The one that I use the most is the Busse NMFBM. I t really chops great and with my dundee sheath I can carry it easily!

 

[tyr_shadowblade]

What about Dave Rishar's 40" Ganga Ram? That's the biggest ever made I bet.

I'm having trouble with the search function again. What was the weight on that monstrosity? IIRC, it was about 8#

 

[metaxasm]

+1 NMFBMLE -- Busse nuclear meltdown fusion battle mistress limited edition.

 

[HikingMano]

My HI WWII khuk is only 16.5" and 29 oz. I doubt it's anything like one of the bigger AKs or Ganga Rams, but it's a fearsome beast in its own right (especially since I don't think I can wield one of those much larger guys effectively and safely yet). For me, its utility is unquestionable.

btw, i've never seen that 40" ganga ram before, that thing is a monster!

edit: I just remembered this beast, the HI Giant Chitlangi Bowie (pics by Cpl Punishment and ilbruche respectively)

 

[Rat Finkenstein]

I'm having trouble with the search function again. What was the weight on that monstrosity? IIRC, it was about 8#

around 7 pounds.

 

[AttilaTheHun]

The HI blades come in all lengths and weights and thicknesses. They are useful, and their edgeholding abilities are generally quite good, certainly good enough for chopping wood.

Andy

What the model name of the third one down (first photo) and the one in the second photo?