Rock's custom Knives

[knivesandgear]

 

[knivesandgear]

this knife is made by Rocko's custom Knives and is called the operator, made of 80crv2 steel and costed me $150 with shipping. ive done hard use testing and it works great

 

[marcinek]

Welcome, congrats and enjoy.

I find it interesting that you chose to put what is clearly a fighting knife in an "outdoor pose," but hey.

 

[marcinek]

ive done hard use testing and it works great

Tell us more about the testing you used! :thumbup:

 

[22-rimfire]

Describe your testing approach and your observations since your started a thread about your testing.

 

[Final Option]

Looks like a noobie who bought a fighting knife, didn't know what to do with it so found a convenient precut piece of firewood and just whacked into it, snapped a picture and called it hard use testing. Not really doing the knife or maker and favors, if you are going to come on a knife forum and make such a statement we all would like to know your methodology of testing and observations as to its performance. Hello are you out there, come on talk to us.

 

[skyhorse]

That spear on the handle needs to go imho,pretty dangerous.

 

[SCWillson]

That spear on the handle needs to go imho,pretty dangerous.

I agree; it's clearly a "skull crusher" point and has no place on an outdoor knife. It's purely a combat knife feature.

Chaparral, eh? I live in El Paso. We're practically neighbors.

 

[22-rimfire]

I'm all for learning about "other" knives, but I haven't learned anything here. Yes, it's a fighting knife/combat knife. Different strokes for different folks. Is that top edge (relative to the picture) sharpened? I can't tell for sure. But it IS a fighting knife which I have little need or desire to own. I got the dagger thing out of my system 30 years ago.

 

[Gavin S.]

That looks dangerous.

 

[RevDevil]

That looks dangerous.

Ask the log.

 

[trentu]

Maybe some more practice and research.