Need a new knife....

Rotte said:
I've got a 7" Koyote headed my way. My other Koyote's are on the small, edc size. But I'm a huge Koyote fan like KGD.
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I will third this, I have had professional cooks comment on the quality of the steel and the edge, which I have yet to take a sharpener to. His 15n20 steel is just dynamite, light, thin, fine Scandinavian grind, real slicers that can still hang with the quarter inchers. I'll throw a pic up once i upload it.
 
The Fehrman Peacemaker is a excellent little knife.
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Jeff,

If you're interested, and to repay your awesome kindness to me, I can send you one of my Les Voorhies knives. Here's a pic of the bird knives:

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I also have the knife in the top left corner of this pic.


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Just shoot me a pm or e-mail if interested.

Jim
 
I'll throw a new one into the mix: Spyderco FRN Stretch. Great little knife, and it would make a great folder to go along with a machete I think. Very nice pattern for skinning, VG-10 is a very good stainless steel, the FRN handle is comfortable and probably much tougher than the blade and lock. Sorry, no pictures.
 
For simple ao folders, I love the benchmade nitrous Stryker, and the kershaw blur I really enjoy. Nothing fancy, but they cut stuff, and carry light
 
I second something from Spyderco's Salt line. I'd like to know how the steel performs in the woods. However, I'd also like to see how well Spyderco's 154CM in their new Manix2 performs as well.
 
Take an orange one. The Ritter Benchmade Griptilian should do the trick, or the Spyderco Military.

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yea those two orange ones i have kept my eye on.... still need a new folder....

but i just thought RAT should try some res-c in his diet.... im addicted to mudder grips now....
 
someone already said it but the benchmade rant is a good bush knife I like mine just have a hard time putting a good edge on it and the sheath sucks
 
I have a Dan Koster Bushcraft in 3V I'll let ya borrow if interested but I need it back..it one of my favorite camping blades...
Green micarta w/Red liners
CPM 3V Steel
Aluminum Corby Bolts and Lanyard
liners red

Scandi grind set at 12.5 degrees, 120 grit finish, lightly stropped and SHARP!
1. 4" blade length - from tip to the front of the handle (aka "legal length")
2. Larger Handles (3/8" thick handle slabs)
3. Spine will be squared for striking a firesteel
4. Thumbgrooves will have a slight burr - also for using with a firesteel
5. Blade is ground as close to the guard as possible
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or Knives of Alaska Alpha wolf,8" overall
3 1/4 Inch D2 Steel Blade

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Ratas Mojadas 1of13 said:
With out being gross, I have a donor. I hope the pic's work!
It's D2 steel I think.
It is not to be returned!

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Dude, as you well know, that's a Randall knife! I would hate to lose that in the jungle! Nice piece!

As for all the others mentioned, most of them have already been south with me ;)
 
how about hortons warlock necker? lol dont think i could part with it tho
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I also have this Dan Koster W&SS Neck Knife
3" blade
3.5" handle
CPM 3V Steel Flat Ground
1/8" thick
1" wide blade
Included Kydex Sheath
Kephart-inspired handle and spearpoint blade
Sharp 90 degree spine for firesteel striking
Koster "K" marking
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picture of SAK is a Hiker model

OR NWA Bushcraft knife,Nick Allen custom knife maker
5/32″ D2
3 1/2″ cutting edge
8 1/4″ OAL

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How about a good 'ol Mora #510?

Or for an extra challenge how about a Case trapper? :D
 
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