Tactical Turkey carvers ?

Well what will you use this year to carve your bird ?

www.tactical-knives.com
Mike

 

[GigOne]

Errrrrrrrr....... Uuummmmmmmm...........

A turkey knife? lol

Actually was thinkin' about using a HALO III that has one of those mirror polished black blade with chisel grind and blood grooves. Oh, and has blacklip pearl button and charging handle.

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[Sid Post]

From George Tichbourne Knives, the K6

There are others I could use but, this is the one I have been looking forward to!

Stay Sharp,
Sid

Sid, I think I fixed your image link for you

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[shootist16]

Probably my Spyderco carving knife from their kitchen line up.

I will use my LCC D/A as back up

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[richard rosvall]

My wife recently got one of George Tichbourne's carving sets. It will be seeing lots of action this Thanksgiving since her restaurant generally cooks 40+ turkeys!

 

[tom mayo]

whatever knife my wife hands me and tells me to go sharpen!!!

 

[DHall]

A shop down the street has a power hacksaw, figure I can get the turkey down there, cut and back before anyone was the wiser

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Jeff, you mean that your Brend fighter is staying in its display case

Mike www.tactical-knives.com

 

[Ralf]

Ralf's Really Big Tactical Turkey Knife

Ralf, I changed your post to a link because that pic is just too big for many of our monitors, and produces the scrolling screen of death

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[glockman99]

My Cold Steel Trail Master Bowie...My wife always buys a BIG Butterball turkey.

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(That big Bowie might come in handy just in-case the bird ain't all the way dead.).

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[Paracelsus]

A few annoying questions:

Are tactical Turkeys the ones that are fast and quick and hard to catch? If so, do these tough and gamey critters require special knives?

Or are Tactical turkeys the guys who own Tactical Knives? And tactical turkey carvers are the guys who carve them up with sharp and well thought out plans for cutting word games?

Or do you just mean what is the Best knife for cutting the Thanksgiving Turkey? All I know about that is that I don't have it Yet. Do you?

Oh, I think folks who might use a folding knife to try and carve a turkey are probably not using pragmatic tactics.

Paracelsus, being a tactical turkey

 

[tom mayo]

I bet one of Jerry Hossom's short swords would work great for carving the turkey, if Jerry would hold still long enough!!

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[Jerry Hossom]

Turkey...

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[IBonTOP]

GInsu!, WOOHOOO< gotta love it, I can open up all the beer cans with it, ( by cutting them in half) and then carve the turkey abdn also slice a tomatoe paper thin! WOOOOOOHOOOOOOO.

but I did use my Stryker today to carve the prime rib,, LoL, well hell it has to taste blood sometimes, or its spirit gets dull



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[Archie]

I can remember my dad carving a Turkey with my Gerber LST one year. I was about 14 years old, and that knife represented the beginning of love my knives. Anyway, we were at my grandmother's house (my dad's mom--the one that doesn't cook), and she did not have a kitchen knife to carve the turkey with. It wasn't pretty, but it got the job done. Maybe my Spyderco Baby Goddard could do it this year

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[Dexter Ewing]

Carving the turkey?? Forget that....this year I'm gonna hack it into bite size pieces with my Machax

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[RGRAY]

My new Randall Model 14.

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[jackG]

Despite all the wonderful, technologically dazzling, marvelously engineered tactical stuff we've got, it is sometimes hard to find knives for doing such mundane tasks as filleting a fish (just the way you like), or carving a turkey.

We'll go out for TG dinner this evening, but yesterday my wife roasted a turkey anyway. Where else will the turkey soup, turkey sandwiches, turkey salad, and all the other creative turkey applications be fueled from? I got home from work just as the critter was being extracted from the oven. "Can you carve that thing," she suggested, not making it a question.

I've got some fillet knives so I selected a Remington, rubber handle for a good grip even when covered in turkey juice, with a 9" 440A blade which takes a stupendous edge! The turkey was a little small for a blade that long, but the knife was sharp, and it has a good point for getting into tight spots. Aside from the slightly awkward length, that is the best turkey carving knife I've ever used. It would be perfect with a 6" blade. I think I'll get one in that length for future TG turkey disassembling. Has anyone else stumbled onto that use for a fillet knife? It's great.