We Need More Tactical Kitchen Knives

Thanks alot! Im only set up for flat grinding so it will be a full height flat grind. Maybe ill try my first tapered tang..
 
I really dig that Nessmuk,by Dan Koster.It looks very practical,as well as being great looking.
 
I'll have to double check, but I believe a Busse Combat SAR 5 would make a serviceable kitchen knife, given the right edge.
 
These are all stunning pieces but are there production models put forward at a more affordable price?
 
In the home, I use a kitchen knife for most tasks except opening letters. I suspect that most of what most of us actually DO with a knife might be done as well or better with a kitchen knife as any knife. This is certainly true in my case.

However, kitchen knives are often less portable than folding knives and present some legal carry problems in my state, so I use a folding knives for out-of-the-home food prep and utility.

Because it's the current fashion to paint useful knives black or olive drab and call them "tactical," I find myself owning a "tactical" letter opener and a "tactical" picnic knife, so I see nothing wrong with a "tactical" kitchen knife.
 
Zombie thread alert! I had a fellow-foodie friend ask me about such a concept and dug this up.

Andy Roy/Fiddleback Forge I think definitely qualifies. Like a suped-up French chef knife.

Apologies to the owner's for the random Google pics swipe. . .

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The Fisk designed Becker BK5 Magnum Camp -- highly reminiscent of a Persian fighter, great kitchen knife.
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Tackytical bread knife...band saw blade and my laminated 100% Mil-Spec ACU Digital scales with 1/4" stainless pins

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Any filet knife held in a reverse grip is pretty "tactical." Use can also use the sheaths for blocks/distraction strikes. I've got 3.
 
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