What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Since I do not know much about Canoe Knives : Is being over 4" in length make it a Gunboat ???? Or what does ????
I appreciate your offer but , I like to mess with my kids . I will probably let them try to figure out what to do with it . All 4 of them are in fact pretty smart . They will only have a few to keep or dispose of .

Harry
I could be way off but I believe gunboat refers to more than two blades or the types of blades and not the size. Again….I only play a knife expert in my mind 😁
 
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Think I’m gonna make the Buck 110 my main work knife for the Formula Drift tour 2025.
 
Since I do not know much about Canoe Knives : Is being over 4" in length make it a Gunboat ???? Or what does ????
I appreciate your offer but , I like to mess with my kids . I will probably let them try to figure out what to do with it . All 4 of them are in fact pretty smart . They will only have a few to keep or dispose of .

Harry
The "Gunboat" designation is three or more blades in a canoe pattern. The name does not apply to size.
Example: My (offshore) Taylor Schrade Hammer Brand HB4RB Gunboat Whittler ("standard" 3.625" closed)
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