Under $50 fixed blade

BlackJack Grunt. Big hunk of convexed steel for about 30 bucks or so. You could probably get that and a SAK in your price range and be pretty well set.
 
I guess i just want to know some specific reasons why the bk2 is worth $30 more.


Bob W said:
I'd suggest a pair of tools for those tasks, a small hatchet and either a skinning or kitchen-style knife. :thumbup:
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I will probably eventually get a hawk
 
Better steel better heat treat and better warranty than anything in the same price range. Has an unsurpassed reputation on this forum and elsewhere.
 
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dryhands said:
I guess i just want to know some specific reasons why the bk2 is worth $30 more.




I will probably eventually get a hawk
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Worth $30 more than what? I'm not understanding your question. Is it worth $30 more than most $25 fixed blades? I think so - it's very versatile and is built to outlast those other knives and their users. Have a look at these...

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...ting-the-BK2-to-the-test-so-you-don-t-have-to
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...l-part-(LOTS-of-pictures)?highlight=lawnmower

Alternatively, if you don't want a BK2 after all and if you plan to buy a tomahawk anyway, for your budget you could get a Cold Steel Trail Hawk, a Mora #1 and still have a few bucks left to spend on bubble-gum or whatever.


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