Are BK9's Still Cool?
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Definitely.
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Until then, more pics!
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Until then, more pics!
If I have any Becker regrets....?
I wish I would of kept my coating on my Niner…..It was getting nice and ugly like your's when I stripped her.
I should of Just left it.
I don't regret stripping my other ones, but I think I am going to keep my 4 natural....whatever happens, happens.
The wear marks are pretty cool.
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I hear ya. I like the worn look myself. Battle wounds, as it were.
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May as well have a few more 9 pics:
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Got the BK9 in today. I decided to cut up some cabbage with it to see how it performed. It's no chef knife but I was surprised at how well it did. And yes, my chef's knife had a little surface rust that rubbed right off.
And now it's perfect!
And now it's perfect!
Yup, you did good ! Bk-9 is a great tool to have on your side. I was disappointed that I never got around to getting myself a Bk-17. But since getting my Bk-18 Harpoon, I am not anymore. I absolutely love the Harpoon too. It is so perfectly sized for EDC in a horizontal belt carry. Have fun with the BK&T Brand. I have not got a bad one yet ! Lol They are still a hard-use, Made in America knife at a working persons wages
