Product testing and evaluation limb.
You know that saw tooth limb is only good for notching right?
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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Post your Becker knives pics here
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You know that saw tooth limb is only good for notching right?
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I was going to call it user error; but the app was annoying and I deleted it. Imgur itself works just fine from android - I've used it a few times this week.
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Thanks Brother. Lunch time at work lolThis has got to be one of the greatest pics ever!
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Very Cool Avatar Tanker! I'am guessing that's you? Thank you again for your service
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Thanks Xr yeah that's me when bullets would bounce off and my bones didn't hurtVery Cool Avatar Tanker! I'am guessing that's you? Thank you again for your service
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I first tried Copenhagen when it was 55 cents a can, about when I quit smoking.
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Redman, Taylor's Pride, and Bloodhound are also on my list of favorites for chews. And an old one called Mammoth Cave which I don't think I could handle anymore lol. Unless I was playing baseball againI first tried Copenhagen when it was 55 cents a can, about when I quit smoking.
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Random pic...
Great set of knives!
Got another 9 and 7 on the way, along with my first 2. I’m excited to see how the thickness and grind of the 2 compares with the others. Seems like a different beast altogether.
Also a quick observation...I’ve been reaching for the BK7 a lot lately. It’s a nice balance of a big knife that is still light in the pack.
Another observation...the aftermarket micarta scales hold that sweet smell of wood smoke...any one else notice this?
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Congrats on the 2! It's a mighty little blade that would be even mightier with a blade stretched out to 7-9"s
It is a strong hard working blade grind 
A longer 2 would be the a batoner's dream
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Sounds like the flood gates have opened! Good stuff.
Wide open! I love these Beckers! Doesn’t hurt that the sub forum regulars are a good group of people too!
Congrats on the 2! It's a mighty little blade that would be even mightier with a blade stretched out to 7-9"s
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A longer 2 would be the a batoner's dream
Thanks! I’m looking forward to it and posting some use pics. I agree with the comment on the longer length. I like the “no nubbin” too.
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Good to see the battle wounds forming.Random pic...
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Holy smokes! I think the BK stands for Beast Knife for this puppy!
I really like the sheath for the BK2. And...no nubbin!
I really like the sheath for the BK2. And...no nubbin!
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Congrats man. I think that's everyone's reaction when they first hold the BK2.