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[gmoneyluv]

Like a lot of knives, etc. Didn't sell well, then after they stopped making them, everyone wanted one. My wife loves hers.

We managed to get a couple of the 15s and 5s. Very satisfied with both of those blades!

 

[Wasty]

After a hot day in my front pocket

 

[Junglas]

 

[knoefz]

Made some Backyard Becker Bushcraft Tea this afternoon... aka slow tea

The gear

Prepping, bark scrapings and curls

We have a flame

Slicing fresh ginger for a nice tasty tea

Boiling

Ready

Tasty and relaxing in the sun in my backyard.

 

[Junglas]

Thank you Don W

The BK5 came in today and I’m going to use it tomorrow and cook another Joy of Cooking Recipe. Thank you so much for your generosity brother. the knife got here super fast.

I’m going to strip the blade and “Fisk” the blade and sometime in the future, I want to get some micarta scales. I’m going to add a Ranger band and start cooking!

 

[knoefz]

Awesome knife!

 

[knoefz]

Trying out my new Kelly kettle for the first time.
Raining all afternoon but it burns like crazy

 

[knoefz]

And because I had some kindling left from this afternoons tea...
Tonight cooking on a wood fire.
Chicken and beans in the backyard, BK-9 helping me out.

 

[G3]

https://imgur.com/a/UvNKpSR

Bought from a BF member years ago and she's still going strong.

 

[The Warrior]

So, I got to do a little chopping Saturday with the new blades.

Warrior Machax, Skrama, BK9:





First up, the drop 9. Just as I thought it would, it chopped great. Plus, I'm very used to using the 9 for chopping:







Next up, was the Skrama. This is my first time to use it, to be fair, so obviously, not used to it yet. It hit hardest of the three, which I expected with the longer handle. Blade length is about the same as the 9, but has a longer handle. The wood I was cutting was somewhat soft/punky, and even though the skrama hit harder, I feel it didn't get the bite the 9 did. Later, although no photos to prove it, I cut down a smallish sapling, and it was a chopping machine:









Last up, was the Warrior Machax. It bit deep, but got stuck a lot. Although I've used the BK4 many times to chop with, this was my first time with the Warrior model:

 

[Crag the Brewer]

So, I got to do a little chopping Saturday with the new blades.

Warrior Machax, Skrama, BK9:





First up, the drop 9. Just as I thought it would, it chopped great. Plus, I'm very used to using the 9 for chopping:







Next up, was the Skrama. This is my first time to use it, to be fair, so obviously, not used to it yet. It hit hardest of the three, which I expected with the longer handle. Blade length is about the same as the 9, but has a longer handle. The wood I was cutting was somewhat soft/punky, and even though the skrama hit harder, I feel it didn't get the bite the 9 did. Later, although no photos to prove it, I cut down a smallish sapling, and it was a chopping machine:









Last up, was the Warrior Machax. It bit deep, but got stuck a lot. Although I've used the BK4 many times to chop with, this was my first time with the Warrior model:

What's the verdict on the warrior version, is it Obviously different?

 

[The Warrior]

What's the verdict on the warrior version, is it Obviously different?

Slightly heavier than the KA-BAR version by a few ounces, according to the database. Not sure how different the blade profile is, but it bites deep, but gets stuck a lot. knifejunkie1928 modded this one, so I'll let him tell the story if he wants to.

 

[The Warrior]

 

[BigMoney]

 

[knoefz]

BK-40

 

[Uncle Slayton]

spent some more time with the 9 after church. clearing up some deadfall and general maintenance mostly for shooting lanes come muzzleloader. this tool is an absolute beast. brought it and the boy's axe out today

 

[The Warrior]

Good to see you're enjoying the BK9. It is just a hell of a good blade.

 

[Xr6x]

I'm ready for some colder weather A couple weeks ago I filled my can with dry wood and took out what would become a problem tree. Leaning towards my cabin.

The 20 splits wood nice !



A few days ago I finished cutting up the tree and burned all the limbs.


Got lucky, it rained the night after I finished the burn.

 

[The Warrior]

Nice work man. Your scales look killer.

 

[Uncle Slayton]

took me awhile to realize how light in hand this knife feels for what it can do