Hey, Dan. I love the design of the KTusk, but I was hoping you or another forumite could help me understand the target uses, or in which situation this knife would excel. I am normally more of a bushcrafter guy, but the Tusk design is really beautiful. Doe sthis provide an ergonomic advantage when skinning or slicing? Or is it more of a tactical design, like a karambit? Thanks
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understanding the K-Tusk
- Thread starter Billbo66
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I have a K-Tusk in drop point with D-2 steel. I consider it a great user style.
The handle drop angle feels very ergonomic in using it for day to day cutting tasks. I feel it is a great knife and is the most carried small knife I own. It just lends itself to being used regularly. Get one, you will love it.
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The handle drop angle feels very ergonomic in using it for day to day cutting tasks. I feel it is a great knife and is the most carried small knife I own. It just lends itself to being used regularly. Get one, you will love it.
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It is primarily a tactical self-defense knife.
I would love to hear, though....what others have to say. :thumbup:
Dan
I would love to hear, though....what others have to say. :thumbup:
Dan