The TRADITIONAL sunday picture show!!!!

Just a little more info for you, Gevonovich. From BRKT site,

"Overall Length:*11.375 in
Blade Length:*6.250 in
Blade Steel: A-2
Steel Thickness: .215 in
Weight:*11 oz
Hardness: 58RC

The Teddy is our version of the early 1900's Series of the Wade & Butcher Sporting Knives. The Teddy was later copied by Remington in the late 1920's and early 1930's and became one of the backbones of their knife line.

Sheath from Sharpshooter Sheath Systems."

I believe this is the model, "Teddy"

Kevin
 
Kris, I'm sorry, I know you always have the details for me, but I don't remember and I'm not a burl expert :)

Sorry bud,

Kevin
 
A group of newness! Peanut was a warranty that Case was nice enough to provide, Sodbusters I always wanted so thought i'd try one of each (SS,CV).A good Sunday to you all!

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Kevin, I really like that Bark River. What model is it?
In my opinion, the BRKT knives are every bit as nice as a Randall. :thumbup:
 
puukkoman said:
Kevin, I really like that Bark River. What model is it?
In my opinion, the BRKT knives are every bit as nice as a Randall. :thumbup:
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Thanks, and take a quick look at post 1461 at the top of this page :)

I like both BRKT and Randall. I lean a little towards Randall though. I have not handled a ton of either, but when comparing my 1-7 to the BRKT Teddy there are obvious differences in had. The Randall is balanced perfectly and extremely lightweight. The BRKT is blade heavy with the thick full convex grind balanced against the lightweight burl and hardware. The Randall is very refined especially where they silver solder the hilt in place. I like the idea that the Randall is forged but I know stock removal is considered equal or even better sometimes. In hand the Randall just feels better.

Don't get me wrong, I love them both, but they do have some differences that may not show through a photo :)

Kevin
 
richstag said:
Thanks, and take a quick look at post 1461 at the top of this page :)

I like both BRKT and Randall. I lean a little towards Randall though. I have not handled a ton of either, but when comparing my 1-7 to the BRKT Teddy there are obvious differences in had. The Randall is balanced perfectly and extremely lightweight. The BRKT is blade heavy with the thick full convex grind balanced against the lightweight burl and hardware. The Randall is very refined especially where they silver solder the hilt in place. I like the idea that the Randall is forged but I know stock removal is considered equal or even better sometimes. In hand the Randall just feels better.

Don't get me wrong, I love them both, but they do have some differences that may not show through a photo :)

Kevin
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Ahh, thanks! I appreciate your comparison; admittedly, my experiences with Randall knives are limited to a select few instances.
 
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