Survival/bushcraft knives.

[Hawkeye]

Very nice!

[eddiewouldclearhot]

So had some extra time today, thought i'd try batoning through some really seasoned hardwood. Worked pretty well. I'm pleased considering the weight savings i get with 5/32 vs 3/16.

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[n1hook]

May 18, 2015 11:42:24 GMT -5 otis said:

esee 3 and junglas are a great pair. throw in a latin style machete, from tramontina or condor/imacasa, and you're done.

the Beckers are nice, but once you upgrade the sheath and handles(if you choose to) you're at or above the cost of the junglas, which comes with canvas micarta, kydex, and a molle back. i usually carry mine on a sling, kind of baldric style, but its occasionally hanging from a web belt.

These are nice. You can baton these for the price very nice.


ww.bushcraftcanada.com/products/detail.cfm?product=1400

[n1hook]

These are nice "bushcraft knives"

ww.bushcraftcanada.com/products/detail.cfm?product=1400

[omnivorous]

www.theknifeconnection.net/esee-knives-esee-4p-b-hm-black-plain-edge-blade-modified-handle-w-green-canvas-micarta-scales-leather-sheath/

ESEE has released new versions of their 3 & 4 model of knives. They're the "HM" or Handle Mod models. Basically, they get rid of the stupid, in my opinion, finger choils in front of the handles, to make room for a longer handle, & put on redesigned, thicker handles, & removed the glass breaker "pommels". They're kind of like mini ESEE 5s now.

[otis]

there's talk of an ESEE 6 HM in the works, since the dave canterbury thing fell through.