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My new Grohmann!
- Thread starter Liam Ryan
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Yea you can never have to many Grohmann knives
Several years ago I called Grohmann knives and asked if
they would make a me a # 4 survival with a 7" Blade.
After Lisa ( the lady I talked too she said she would ask
and see if that was ok. A couple of hours later Lisa calls
back and says they can. ) So I ordered it and 21 days later
it was here in Nebraska. It is a pretty cool knife.
I made a sheath for one of my # fours that holds a 4" by half inch
fire steel and sharpener:thumbup:
I have two more a #3 and # 4 flat grinds and in carbon steel.
But my Nephew has them in fact he had the # 4 on his belt today.
Because I carry these every day
he wanted to carry a belt knife too. When I came back from cutting trees
today he just had to show me what he was carrying on his belt. He was not carrying that # 4 when I left this morning soooo that copy cat
Well for those who have there Grohmann knives enjoy them.
Bryan
Several years ago I called Grohmann knives and asked if
they would make a me a # 4 survival with a 7" Blade.
After Lisa ( the lady I talked too she said she would ask
and see if that was ok. A couple of hours later Lisa calls
back and says they can. ) So I ordered it and 21 days later
it was here in Nebraska. It is a pretty cool knife.
I made a sheath for one of my # fours that holds a 4" by half inch
fire steel
and sharpener:thumbup:I have two more a #3 and # 4 flat grinds and in carbon steel.
But my Nephew has them in fact he had the # 4 on his belt today.
Because I carry these every day
he wanted to carry a belt knife too. When I came back from cutting trees
today he just had to show me what he was carrying on his belt. He was not carrying that # 4 when I left this morning soooo that copy cat
Well for those who have there Grohmann knives enjoy them.
Bryan
Liam Ryan yea that bigger # 4 is sweet. Heck that knife will slice and dice carve fuzz sticks, peel potatos and holds a very nice edge. I have battoned it through seasoned
wood rounds 4" or less ( mulberry, ash, red elm, locust, hedge apple, oak, birch. you get the idea ) with great success. As for the boat knife it will not split as big a round as the 7" knife does but it will do 3 inch rounds just fine I have really hammered on these knives and have not had one fail yet. Most people would find that these knives are great knives.
That shape of the # 1 and 4 I really like it is just an all purpose design I think.
The bark river have the orange scales I wish Grohmann did offer that too. They are easyer to see if you drop on or set it down. Great color for survival situations
Take care
Bryan
wood rounds 4" or less ( mulberry, ash, red elm, locust, hedge apple, oak, birch. you get the idea ) with great success. As for the boat knife it will not split as big a round as the 7" knife does but it will do 3 inch rounds just fine I have really hammered on these knives and have not had one fail yet. Most people would find that these knives are great knives.
That shape of the # 1 and 4 I really like it is just an all purpose design I think.
The bark river have the orange scales I wish Grohmann did offer that too. They are easyer to see if you drop on or set it down. Great color for survival situations
Take care
Bryan
That is a sweetheart for sure. I didn't know they would make customs if you asked nice. Maybe if enough of us want a bigger #4, they will make it a stock item?
BB
Yea that would be great to call up Grohmann and order a # 4 survival
with a 7" or so blade and with orange handles too Here is a pic
that I took today while cutting trees. Today in Nebraska we started to
have a winter storm and winds were blowing at around 20 mph or so.
We cut trees on a side of a hill for about three and a half hours before
deciding to go get some hot coco take a look at the four knives I stuck in to a tree. The top knife is a brown handled Grohmann # 4 survival.
The second knife is a Chris Reeves Mountaineer II with a balck handle.
The next two knives are the orange handle Bark Rivers Canadian Camp
knife with the 6.5 inch blade and below that is the Canadian Special with the
4 inch blade. Can you imagine grabbing for your knife and it not being there
It is snowing and blowing and you are looking for your knife
yuck !!!!! That orange really shows up.
Take care
Bryan
with a 7" or so blade and with orange handles too
Here is a pic that I took today while cutting trees. Today in Nebraska we started to
have a winter storm and winds were blowing at around 20 mph or so.
We cut trees on a side of a hill for about three and a half hours before
deciding to go get some hot coco
take a look at the four knives I stuck in to a tree. The top knife is a brown handled Grohmann # 4 survival.The second knife is a Chris Reeves Mountaineer II with a balck handle.
The next two knives are the orange handle Bark Rivers Canadian Camp
knife with the 6.5 inch blade and below that is the Canadian Special with the
4 inch blade. Can you imagine grabbing for your knife and it not being there
It is snowing and blowing and you are looking for your knife yuck !!!!! That orange really shows up.
Take care
Bryan
