Last deer huning season I borrowed a new Browning folding saw. It was super sharp and even the course blade for wood made short work of halving the carcass through bone. The saw could be flicked open like a folding knife, and locked open with a button release.
The Gerber interchangeable blade with bone and wood saw looks excellent too. Said to weight only about 6 oz. I'm not so sure that it is not what Browning uses.
The Corona pruning saws have been used for years, and are efficient cutters. They generally seem to have a longer blade. The one I have used to prune around the house and to cut Xmas trees has a 10" blade.The sport saws appear to have blades about 6-8".
The folding saw seems like a good survival tool given the relatively light weight and effective use on wood material, say to 4" or so.
Any experiances with these for building shelters, etc?
The Gerber interchangeable blade with bone and wood saw looks excellent too. Said to weight only about 6 oz. I'm not so sure that it is not what Browning uses.
The Corona pruning saws have been used for years, and are efficient cutters. They generally seem to have a longer blade. The one I have used to prune around the house and to cut Xmas trees has a 10" blade.The sport saws appear to have blades about 6-8".
The folding saw seems like a good survival tool given the relatively light weight and effective use on wood material, say to 4" or so.
Any experiances with these for building shelters, etc?
