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Whoo hoo! New Scandi on its way!

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Well,

I got a buck skinner for Christmas which was a very nice knife, but i dont hunt and therefore do not have a need for said knife. Completed a transaction on here for one of these beauts!
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Cant wait! Should make some nice fuzzies. It will replace the Brusletto Nansen that i traded and loved so much as a go to field/bushcraft knife!

Excited!

Anyone else own one?
 
Awsome bro ! Congrats !
The Harding is one hell of a field blade - it's scary sharp,excellent whittler and a beast when it comes to processing game !I'm sure you'll love it !
But don't use it for chopping/batonning/prying,because the tang is quite soft and will bend ! ;)
 
And the laminated steel they use is great - it's easy to sharpen and has holds an edge for a very long time.It also doesn't chip or roll - that's my impressions from my Eggen.I've used it on some big fishes !
 
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