Back Up Knife?

[paulus 26]

I did but I was bemused by the ambiguity of it lol!

quality is often not related to price but mass produced stuff is

[kruby01 114]

But as you may know with the Mora, its £15 and is a great knife. If I remember rightly I think you (Paulus) recommended it too. I've seen plenty of nice bigger blades well over £200 but I don't want to spend anywhere near that as it will rarely be used. I just want something a bit more substantial should I need to split a couple of small logs or something while out camping rather than carrying a heavy hatchet about on the off chance I might one day need it. I have a spare knife that I take now but its a 3" folding knife so it makes sense to replace that with a bigger one and fill two jobs with one tool and save a fair amount of weight

[paulus 26]

But as you may know with the Mora, its £15 and is a great knife. If I remember rightly I think you (Paulus) recommended it too. I've seen plenty of nice bigger blades well over £200 but I don't want to spend anywhere near that as it will rarely be used. I just want something a bit more substantial should I need to split a couple of small logs or something while out camping rather than carrying a heavy hatchet about on the off chance I might one day need it. I have a spare knife that I take now but its a 3" folding knife so it makes sense to replace that with a bigger one and fill two jobs with one tool and save a fair amount of weight

midnights bushcrafter and fieldcrafter at 60 and 100 quid are about as good as you will ever find, indeed there superior to knives two and three times more expensive, if you buy a blank and add the scales yourself it will be even cheaper still

[kruby01 114]

They seem to have come down from last time I looked, I've admired midnights knives for a while, some amazing craftsmanship! I think the last one I saw was £120 which from everything I've heard about his work is worth every penny and more but £120 is more than I can afford at the moment, however I like the sound of a midnight knife for £60! I'll be finding his page now

[neems 2,406]

Would this not suit?

 

 

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=q-97CAgMIUg

 

put some inner tube round the handle and away you go.

[jonah. 775]

Check out the condor range, heinnes have a decent selection.

[danw 1,748]

http://www.heinnie.com/glock-field-knife#product-tabs

[foresterj 1,096]

http://www.heinnie.com/glock-field-knife#product-tabs

looks a little light in the blade for chopping/batonning etc, have you tried one?

[danw 1,748]

 

http://www.heinnie.com/glock-field-knife#product-tabs

looks a little light in the blade for chopping/batonning etc, have you tried one?

 

Used one for splitting pelvis and rib cage on deer and any other heavy task at work holds a good edge is cheap enough to lose and seems indestructible there are some good youtube torture tests on these

[Gin 496]

http://www.customknivesandsticks.co.uk/knivesforsale.htm

[kruby01 114]

Neems that review isn't going to sell anything

 

Gin there's some lovely knives on there and very reasonable but trust every one I like to be sold! I'll keep my eye out as I guess he updates it