I've used the Wegner Jr. on about 8 squirrels and maybe 15 rabbits. I've been comparing it to my miniAFCK for small game. No comparison. The Wegner is a much better slicer and the tip is more than adequate for making initial cuts. Zips right through small game. I have two Wegner Jrs, one is partially serrated. I like the PS for removing the legs from squirrels and rabbits. It makes tough cutting through small bones easy.
I haven't used my full size Wegner on large animals yet but I have been using it around the kitchen to trim steaks and debone roasts. You should try it for cutting up a chicken! Again, it's a winner. Not much it won't cut through.
All my Wegners have the most solid liner lock of any of the liner locks I own or have handled. I'm not a big fan of liner locks but Spyderco has done a wonderful job on these locks.
Also, all my Wegners are very, very smooth to open and close. Again, when I compare them to other liner locks, there is no comparison. The Wegners are the smoothest I own. The only knife I own that is smoother to open is a BM 705 miniAxis, yet it has slight lateral play in the blade that is totally lacking in the Wegners. The Wegners are SOLID plus smooth.
IMO, the Wegner is the best production folding hunter our there for both small and large game.
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Hoodoo
No, I do not weep at the world--I am too busy sharpening my oyster knife.
Zora Neale Hurston
Oversharpen the blade, and the edge will soon blunt.
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