Nimravus & LMF II

[LUW]

Personally, I think that the Gerber and the Benchmade mentioned above are not even qualified.

Why do you say so? Materials used and/or fabrication or because of form/function?

 

[mikellen]

I am also considering the gerber LMF. I got to handle one at a gun/knife show and it felt really good in my hand. I'm thinking though its just a little too big so I am now considering the Gerber Prodigy.

 

[gargoyle3]

Buy the best you can afford.

 

[PropThePolecat]

I am also considering the gerber LMF. I got to handle one at a gun/knife show and it felt really good in my hand. I'm thinking though its just a little too big so I am now considering the Gerber Prodigy.

I think the prodigy would be good as a beater knife.

 

[gargoyle3]

http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/s...207554_425011001_425000000_425011000_425-11-1

 

[Insomniac1122]

I love the nim. But if you want hard use go for the rat.

 

[walt12]

I've never handled the Gerber, though I do own a Nimravus that has been used and abused @ work and in many schools. FWIW, the thing has done everything from skinning rabbits to prying open sealed ammo cans without any problems.

 

[godot]

tough choice

 

[Jpalmer1988]

I've been debating on picking up a lmf and sending it off to have the edge reground. I saw a photo of one with the serrations removed and a slight recurve added.