Sell me a little on the BK2.

They sell themselves. I showed mine to a friend and he bought one a couple of day's later. I asked him why because he really had no need for it, He said as soon has he picked it up it was a done deal.
Yes their that awsome. It's a lot of blade for the money (Literally).
 
if you have to ask if the BK2 is worthy... you are not worthy. so, buy one. then be worthy. your BK2 will teach you much about being worthy. then you will forsake all other knives, as you buy the other Beckers to find out what's up. nobody needs to tell you these things, the knives will do it for you.

$65 shipped, that's cheaper than a night out with the pretty woman who kisses you on the cheek if you're lucky. the BK2 will put out all night long. all night. all night long.

get some.
 
Man, reading your post all I was thinking was of any knife you described the BK2 to a T. The BK2 is tough, has a nice full handle, cuts just great and the price is right.

Vin

Sword and Shield said:
The BK2 looks like the perfect compromise. Thick enough to be fairly sturdy, but thin enough to actually cut well by virtue of being flat ground. However, money is a bit on the tight side at the moment. Thus, if I buy it, it's going to be my last knife for a while.

I'm reasonably hard on knives, but I know how to use them properly. Nothing I have ever had has broken, though they all bear scars from hard use. It would be taking its licks with a construction regimen, though not used to pry or anything abusive. My go to knife at the moment is a Mora, though I'd like something a little beefier.

I tend to like handles with a little meat on them, my standard for slip joint is four and a half inches, my standard for fixed blade about the same.

So, that's the rub. $60 that would come hard unless it's going to earn its keep. What do you think? Can you sell me on this one?
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GingivitisKahn said:
Sure...

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How many would you like?

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Beckerhead #42
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I want all of them now!
 
The BK2 is "THE ONE". I taught mine to operate my tractor as well and attach the 3 point equipment. It is smarter than my coon dog (no offense Dixie).
 
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