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Re: Bear Grylls Knife
« Reply #15 on: March 04, 2011, 05:51:40 PM »
yeah i read some bad ones on cabelas but with my past experience gerber/fiskars i thought i would give it a try anyway. looks to be built similarly to the lmf II and prodigy which both have good reviews on the web.

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Re: Bear Grylls Knife
« Reply #16 on: March 08, 2011, 08:50:01 PM »
Yeah, pretty much looks like the LMF as you mentioned, with some extra bells and whistles.  I bought the LMF 2 years ago cause it was beefy, had the sharpner, could use as a spear thingy and looked like a decent overall general knife....all that.  I strapped it upside down to my pack straps for a couple hunts, but after that...forget it.  It stays at home every time.  Waaay to big and heavy.. And didn't like the edge on the blade.  This is never gonna be used for your day to day stuff that a pocket flip knife does or to skin/gut an animal.  Frankly it just sat there and looked cool but lacked any real quality for real use.  The sharpener built into the sheath is worthless for any real edge IMO and that blade just is never gonna get razor sharp like a quality bushcraft knife with a scandi grind blade.  I love knives, which is why I bought it, but overall it's not something I'll lug around into the backcountry.

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Re: Bear Grylls Knife
« Reply #17 on: March 25, 2011, 08:11:13 AM »
this looks pretty sweet also 8)

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Re: Bear Grylls Knife
« Reply #18 on: March 25, 2011, 08:35:46 AM »
 :chuckle: no i am not a pirate but i might need a wooden leg if swing it wrong  :yike:

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Re: Bear Grylls Knife
« Reply #19 on: March 25, 2011, 08:55:51 AM »
The last deer I got, I field dressed with my Gerber folder that I've had since the early '70s.  3" blade.  Need anything bigger, get an axe.  I lost my pocket knife a few years back, and replaced it with one with a serrated blade.  Most worthless POS I ever had.  I'll never buy a knife with a serrated blade again, unless it's a steak knife.  If I sound like an opinionated old bastich, well, that's what I am.  With age comes experience.
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Re: Bear Grylls Knife
« Reply #20 on: March 25, 2011, 09:19:56 AM »
The last deer I got, I field dressed with my Gerber folder that I've had since the early '70s.  3" blade.  Need anything bigger, get an axe.  I lost my pocket knife a few years back, and replaced it with one with a serrated blade.  Most worthless POS I ever had.  I'll never buy a knife with a serrated blade again, unless it's a steak knife.  If I sound like an opinionated old bastich, well, that's what I am.  With age comes experience.
   

Your right I usually just use these two KOA muskrat and my S&W caper. not my pics just grabbed them from Google .

 


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