I havent seen a lot on this knife as I was researching it and thought I would post some pics and thoughts. Im planning on adding more as I use it more. Seems to me a good chunk of what I had read came from our own Edwood- so thanks to you for putting information out there!
I was thinking about more of a tactical/utility blade for my small collection and was about ready to start looking for a Busse Leaner Meaner Street. But, it dawned on me as I looked at the knife that Ive been more partial to fuller handle sizes. I had already been eyeing Mr. Winklers knives and the size and blade shape of the belt knife really spoke to me. I liked the look of the sheath and uberknives had a nice promo so I was in.
Enough of my blah blah blah- on to some pics!
Glamour shot- strikes me as 18th-19th century design meets modern bad a** maker.

I love this size knife...there is a lot of knife in this small package.

Obligatory fuzz sticks and beat on me like youre mad pics. Does real well! Its a thick knife but the geometry cuts pretty dang well!




Not an obligatory pic- but I wanted a mean knife and this is it check out this slash and stab- oh my!! This social workers inner beast is pleased!

Tip strength? Check! Crappy pic? Check! :foot:

A little cross batoning with no problem.

These are my other main go to blades. The Koyote Little Big Knife is simply the best all-around woods knife I own. The Howling Rat is a tough beast with great blade design and I love res-c handles. If I was going to hike the Appalachian Trail tomorrow- this is the knife I would take. Note the tapered tang on the Belt Knife. I like the jimping as well- feels good and adds a touch 'o' class!


Cut a few things in the kitchen. That slight recurve went right through the chicken like a laser. Not the greatest fruit and veggie knife you are going to have with this thick blade.


Some random thoughts: balance point is on the front pin. Handle is very comfortable and its a lively blade in hand. The sheath has a leather attachment on the back and a couple different sized Chicago screws and spacers. Im struggling a bit to get the size I want for easy on/easy off and havent been able to get it set for horizontal carry yet. Might buy some longer screws. Ive touched up the edge a couple of times on my sharpmaker and its responding quite well.

Overall I am very pleased with this buy. Its clearly a well made, versatile, tough and potentially nasty blade thats great looking as well!

I was thinking about more of a tactical/utility blade for my small collection and was about ready to start looking for a Busse Leaner Meaner Street. But, it dawned on me as I looked at the knife that Ive been more partial to fuller handle sizes. I had already been eyeing Mr. Winklers knives and the size and blade shape of the belt knife really spoke to me. I liked the look of the sheath and uberknives had a nice promo so I was in.
Enough of my blah blah blah- on to some pics!
Glamour shot- strikes me as 18th-19th century design meets modern bad a** maker.

I love this size knife...there is a lot of knife in this small package.

Obligatory fuzz sticks and beat on me like youre mad pics. Does real well! Its a thick knife but the geometry cuts pretty dang well!




Not an obligatory pic- but I wanted a mean knife and this is it check out this slash and stab- oh my!! This social workers inner beast is pleased!

Tip strength? Check! Crappy pic? Check! :foot:

A little cross batoning with no problem.

These are my other main go to blades. The Koyote Little Big Knife is simply the best all-around woods knife I own. The Howling Rat is a tough beast with great blade design and I love res-c handles. If I was going to hike the Appalachian Trail tomorrow- this is the knife I would take. Note the tapered tang on the Belt Knife. I like the jimping as well- feels good and adds a touch 'o' class!


Cut a few things in the kitchen. That slight recurve went right through the chicken like a laser. Not the greatest fruit and veggie knife you are going to have with this thick blade.


Some random thoughts: balance point is on the front pin. Handle is very comfortable and its a lively blade in hand. The sheath has a leather attachment on the back and a couple different sized Chicago screws and spacers. Im struggling a bit to get the size I want for easy on/easy off and havent been able to get it set for horizontal carry yet. Might buy some longer screws. Ive touched up the edge a couple of times on my sharpmaker and its responding quite well.

Overall I am very pleased with this buy. Its clearly a well made, versatile, tough and potentially nasty blade thats great looking as well!

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