Survival knife

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Edit: Why is the forum removing the caps on "E S E E" ??? :confused:
 
Have you checked out Blackjack? I saw another thread that mentioned them recently. I don’t know much about them myself, but there starting to look nice.

Good luck finding one.
 
rbmcmjr said:
They aren't particularly sexy, but they are hard to beat for value: http://www.ennis-entrekusa.com/

Please note that the prices on their website are essentially MSRP. You can find better deals elsewhere.
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Exactly what I was going to mention. Ray Ennis and Entrek do magical stuff to the 440C to get the best it has to offer. Full tangs with 1/4" thickness on the bigger blades, and 3/16's on the smaller ones.

I don't know, but the Bison looks sorta sexy to me!

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Here's one I had, but had to sale a couple years ago. Always have planned to get another one. Called the Cobra. Has a 4.0" clip point blade. Handles really nice!

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I've used a Cold Steel SRK for 20 years, and highly recommend the product. Most of my use is backcountry hunting/survival, and the SRK has always done the job very well.
 
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For all the new guys be sure to go over to the outdoors forum.

ESEE hmm...seems to work for me.
 
Say Heah Guys, It seems to me too that a 6" blade is a good all around size for field use whether in bush craft and hunting to survival. But I like it choil ed and a Saber Grind, but a Flat Grind is acceptable. I think I have a good stable of a mix batch of 6" blades. I have the Fallkniven A-1, Njord, a CarbonV S.R.K and one in San Mai 3, I also have a vintage Benchmade #156 in D2 and a combo edge, a Bokor BLACK Vox Rold and a Bokor Vox Collection 2011, a S.O.G. Trident 2.0, and a Buck 119 Special, my Bark River Bravo 1.5 is close enough to a 6" blade, I also had my Rodent 6 modified, I had the blade thinned down and the top gaurd taken off, it probably is my Fav's, they did a great job at their Custom shop. But in my Bokor Black Vox Rold, the handles are different on the Stonewall version because it has G-10 handles and the fit and finish is flush with the tang. On my Black Vox Rold the handle is Micarta, I think Linen Micarta and a Greenish handle but it's also not flush with the tang all away arlund. The scales appear to be a little smaller, but I wear a large glove and it feels and fits my hand great. I thought I would mention it. But mine I feel chops better because of the handle being a little slicer but it's still not too small for a large hand, but I feel it does chop easier because if that when I compare it to my buddies flushed G-10 handle. So Guys, if you can, feel the difference in the hand, I sort of wish I got the Stonewall model not because it's a G-10 but because I could match it with the Vox Scout because it doesn't cone in a black coating and only in the Stonewash, I hope this helps some one.
 
Out of the box suggestion:

I took a Scrade Extreme hollow handle knife and re-profiled it to a flat grind. The steel isn't fancy, but tough and one piece design unbreakable. But I wasn't really into it until I ground it down.

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RX-79G said:
Out of the box suggestion:

I took a Scrade Extreme hollow handle knife and re-profiled it to a flat grind. The steel isn't fancy, but tough and one piece design unbreakable. But I wasn't really into it until I ground it down.

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5 year old thread I bet he found a knife already :p
 
I was actually just looking at reviews of that schrade before you posted this.... I think its a sign...
 
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