Lets see your woods knives with a 7-10" cutting edge

[Gossman Knives]

Here are my current big blades I carry. The Tusker in the first pic is the very first ever made. Still going strong.
Scott

 

[shaving sharp]

A couple 7 inch Siegle knives.

 

[Big Mike]

Wow, I LOVE the lines and the full convex grind on that Big Mike's Camp Knife! :thumbup: Who is the maker of that? Did you make it Big Mike?

Thank you my friend, :thumbup: ...it is indeed of my own creation.


It has proven to be a very useful field tool.






It also answered my question about how a large recurve would work as a camp and trail knife,


...for me it works just fine, and it chops better then other 7" blades I have tested.






Big Mike

 

[Brian_T]

Here's one I just got in from Scott yesterday:

B

 

[Joben]

My BK9

 

[bondy]

Ill play heres some of mine:thumbup:

 

[LMT66]

Here's one I just got in from Scott yesterday:

B

Nice Gossman!
:thumbup: on that comfy looking handle! What are the specs on that?

 

[MRpink]

Currently my Scrap Yard SOD, modified to full height convex.

 

[Gossman Knives]

Nice Gossman!
:thumbup: on that comfy looking handle! What are the specs on that?

It's the Estela designed Bolo. 15" overall witha 9 1/2" blade, 3/16" thick by 1 7/8" wide. A2 steel.
Thanks!
Scott

 

[Zombie Zeke]

Oh if the BK9 is out there here is the one that got me through 5 or 6 seasons before the Dogfather and B11 came to take her place....

Now she is right at home as my little brothers first real camp knife.

 

[Brian_T]

Nice Gossman!
:thumbup: on that comfy looking handle! What are the specs on that?

It's the Estela designed Bolo. 15" overall with a 9 1/2" blade, 3/16" thick by 1 7/8" wide. A2 steel.
Thanks!
Scott

There you go.

Glad I could help.

B

 

[panch0]

This one is going to be my camp knife. I know the tip is thin, but as long as I aint stabbing through doors its going to work just fine. It is made from 1/4" thick 1084 steel and mesquite scales.

 

[shaving sharp]

Two of my favorites from my collection. Both 8 inch blades.

 

[Horn Dog]

 

[myright]

I LOVE this guy!!!

 

[HornyToad]

I have a dogfather and battle rat but this Laconico Camp Knife is the best looking one I own.

 

[acv]

BRKT Golok - pretty handy woods tool.

 

[dubs chops]

Did you take the scales off when you stripped these? if so what is the process for that and reattaching them? something I can to at home with basic tools or no?

7-10, lets see

For starters, a Busse FFBM: 10 inch blade and about .3 thick since I stripped it

If the FFBM is too big, then the Busse NMSFNO: 8 inch blade and a little less than .25 since I stripped it also

 

[DerekH]

I no longer carry this one, but it has a lot of history for me.

When I was 11 my dad let me buy it at one of the shops on base, and I used it every time I went outside after that. As of right now, it is the only possession I have from my childhood, and while I don't use it anymore, I love it more than anything.

 

[River-8]

Slightly modified Heavy Heart:

For me its the 'perfect' go-to SAR/Backcountry knife...

Cheers,
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