!!! Urgent need your help !!!

mogmz

mogmz

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I lack the ability to make decisions for myself so I'm looking to you all as to what I should buy.

This purchase will be my one "do it all" knife. I have only but a few requirements that the knife must meet-

* unconditional lifetime warranty
* EDC capable/light weight
* hi carbon or tool steel
* thick enough to pry with
* able to easily chop when need be
* stainless
* can handle batoning through hard woods, frozen animals, cast iron pipes
* RC hardness of 64 minimum
* visible hamon
* can flex to 90 degrees and return to true
* makes people jealous when they see it


Thank you in advance for your suggestions.
 
Wow. This is quite the list. I don't think you can have an RC of 64+ and then have it be able to spring to 90 and then back.
 
Write all of your requirements down on a piece of paper. Burn that piece of paper along with a small lock of your hair and a finger nail from your right index finger. For the next three days keep a chicken bone in your back left pocket. At night keep the chicken bone under your pillow. On the fourth day you will wake up and find that the chicken bone is gone and it's place is your brand spanking new dream knife. Congratulations!
 
Stainless, 64 rc, 90 degrees and batoning though frozen animals and such just plain don't mix
 
This one has served me well. I made it. I can make one for you for a couple thousand bucks. They're rare.

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I need cash and there are no returns. But you won't want to.
 
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Third one down...I am pretty sure it will exceed ALL your requirements!
 
Sometimes testing them is the only way to decide.

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I mean if you don't want to be disappointed in the long run.
 
You forgot to mention the price. Should be less than 40$. And if you find one send it over to habbekuk for testing.
 
mogmz said:
I lack the ability to make decisions for myself so I'm looking to you all as to what I should buy.

This purchase will be my one "do it all" knife. I have only but a few requirements that the knife must meet-

* unconditional lifetime warranty
* EDC capable/light weight
* hi carbon or tool steel
* thick enough to pry with
* able to easily chop when need be
* stainless
* can handle batoning through hard woods, frozen animals, cast iron pipes
* RC hardness of 64 minimum
* visible hamon
* can flex to 90 degrees and return to true
* makes people jealous when they see it


Thank you in advance for your suggestions.
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Good luck with that...
 
That's some funny stuff...

Damascus, must be a damascus blade. And there's a distinct lack of the word "tactical" in your list.
 
I hear RYP is working on it for his next knife. Be sure to get your pre-order in now.
 
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