New EDC/Bushcraft blade

[machine26]

I just received this in the mail today from Sheldon. My lady got it for my birthday. Never owned a stag handled knife before and this thing is absolutely gorgeous, the pics don't do it justice. About to go kill some squirrels just for an excuse to use it.

Sergeants model.

ETA: Thanks to Shel for making the ordering process smooth and easy. Great guy to deal with. :thumbup:

 

[Sufler]

Very cool.

Congratulations!

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[machine26]

Thanks sufler.

 

[Melvin-Purvis]

You're more than welcome Josh, use 'er in good health

Nice knife, good score, easy guy to work with!

 

[machine26]

You're more than welcome Josh, use 'er in good health

Nice knife, good score, easy guy to work with!

Thanks, Shel. :thumbup:

Here's a thread I made on bcusa, put the knife to use and had a good time.
http://bushcraftusa.com/forum/showthread.php/78506-Good-hunting-tiny-snack

 

[Sufler]

Thanks, Shel. :thumbup:

Here's a thread I made on bcusa, put the knife to use and had a good time.
http://bushcraftusa.com/forum/showthread.php/78506-Good-hunting-tiny-snack

Can you post them here? I'm not a member on there and can't see the pictures.

I'm not sure there are many RMK models that qualify under the definition of a "bushcraft" knife as we see them revitalized today - Ray Mears/Nessmuk type of knife. Although, I think a #10-5"/#28/#22 would fair pretty well.

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[machine26]

Yeah I'll repost the thread here in the Randall forum, already posted it on two other forums but what the hey right?

I consider any knife I'm using for bushcraft my bushcraft knife. Most of what I do in the woods are considered bushcraft tasks and I use a wide array of blades. I love em all.

 

[machine26]

Here ya go, Sufler, decided to put it in the survival section. Note: It does contain dead critter content.

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1007793-Good-hunting-tiny-snack-Repost-from-BCUSA?p=11473560#post11473560