The hunting season is almost here and now is the time to buy new equipment that you've been wanting – you decided a new knife? Is there such thing as a hunting knife "perfect" Probably not. But there are many knives on the market that will fill the bill nicely.
But why do you want to hear me talk of hunting knives. Well, a bit of me. I've been an avid hunter for 50 years and have hunted big game and small from all over Alaska to Florida, Europe and the Pacific. I've hunted, clothing and pigeon-killed squirrel-rabbit-turkey-raccoon-fox-coyote-waterfowl-mule Javalina white-tail deer, antelope, deer in the U.S. 48, the bear moose caribou brown hare, partridges, waterfowl snowshoes in Alaska, pigeons Waterfowl – Rabbit in the United Kingdom, and wild pigs / wild boar in Guam.
i was wondering if any body knows where i can get a good quality knife that i can get engraved for the soldiers in my gun truck to personilize for our team during the deployment.
I like benchmade Gerber and so on….I would prefer a auto knife or folding knife not a fixed blade.
He father is old, my pocket knife. This knife is 30 + years old. I steel wool and I dip in vinegar. I have no idea what to do but maybe put some WB40 in it? I'll be using for the fisheries Outdoor /. Any help?
I have a whole box of things 'used to clean things' … includes toothpicks and Q-tips and such. The oil used in his gun / rifle, like Rem Oil or equivalent is either a knife. Just getting to all places where rust and dirt can cause a problem. Lansky ago great sharpening system that will put an edge of a blade.
In Idaho, has a concealed weapons permit allows you to carry a knife too?
I know that the CWP lets you carry a concealed handgun, but also allow a concealed knife? From what I understand it does, but I wanted to be sure. I ask because I'm working to become a policeman, and I get a CWP, but there are certain places where you can not carry them (eg universities). In this situation I would like the option of carrying a knife, but I will not get in trouble for it.
gerber gator is February 1 good knife for the money?
im not spending a fortune on a knife
The notch of the thumb is small and make it harder to open than the best folders / clip knives. Benchmade has a model in this price range and is very similar. 420 steel is lower than normal level of a decent knife. It is resistant to corrosion, but will not hold an edge well and is not very strong. AUS8 and 440C are good starting points for a decent shovel. Gerber has a Benchmade good name and well done. When people still hear the name you give a "weight" to it – which have a positive bias. Gerber is taking advantage of this IMHO here to sell a knife of poor performance, although at a good price. If you're just wasting time and want a nice knife with a good grip, go for it. If you're looking for one that will last several years and handle regular court, not the sharp and persistent forward.
Hunting knife Guru? Advice? Guru hunting knife? Advice? I saw the knife on Ebay. I just want a good, not too expensive but not cheap piece of **** knife. For hunting and survival tactics and equipment – Bear Grylls things. Tell me if you think this knife to do work. Http: / / cgi.ebay.com.au / ws / eBayISAPI.dll? … If not, do you have any suggestions?
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