that guy sure likes tantos.Originally Posted by hawgrider
I'm not sure how you can include a schrade as one of the premium budget knives over a Mora Bushcraft for about the same price
that guy sure likes tantos.
I'm not sure how you can include a schrade as one of the premium budget knives over a Mora Bushcraft for about the same price
I love my Schrade. Search for my review on here. Biggest selling point for me was blade thickness. I know Schrade doesn’t have the best reputation, but I have put mine through hell, including prying apart metal slats, and never came close to hurting it.
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Proud Deplorable
thanks for the feedback! I have never used any schrade and I have lots of blades. I confess to being influenced to all the other reviews. And I confess to being biased towards Morakniv.
I think now a days for me it depends on where there are made, give a USA made Schrade any day same as a Marbles, if they are from over seas they look good but quality just isn't there in my opinion, don't get me wrong most are fine for skinning game but longevity may be an issue if used often.
I wonder why Cold Steel didn't make the list? maybe price was a factor in their top ten.
dramey82
There are some cold steel blades I would like to add to my collection for a survival knife I have been very happy with my Bk 2
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Big Ken (12-30-2018)
I just realized... you said "my top..."
is that your article?
It's the title of the article where a portion was quoted with the link. Didn't you read it?
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i did, just making sure that you weren't the author... which you didn't confirm nor deny
If you read the article you would see it was titled exactly as it was written. At the top of the article it says who the author is.i did, just making sure that you weren't the author... which you didn't confirm nor deny
Are you always this needy?
"The clever cat eats cheese and breathes down rat holes with baited breath." W. C. Fields
I have had a CRKT M16 and a couple of Cammilus Kabar's, all in all I like the CRKT. It makes a great city knife, very easy to slip into a pocket un-noticed.
I know that the Kabar wasn't mentioned, but it is a tough knife. The tool-steel hammer-butt on it, could bust a skull, and it is business-like on both ends.
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(As quoted by Gibbons, in Decline of the Roman Empire.)
RubberDuck (12-30-2018)
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