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I will eventually put this up for sale, Mack, and I was wondering how to classify it. I thought of camp knife, survivor knife, and battle cleaver, and I think it could easily fit into any of those categories. I'll probably just list it as a camp/survivor knife. Now, if I just knew what price to list it at, but I guess the final price will also depend on how th scabbard turns out.By the way, the original ain't no slouch. It looks like a very practical, beauty of a beast.
I'm glad you do, Scott, so do I.Looking good David, I think I like the new look better.
Thank ya! I tried it on some 9" saplings and seasoned firewood, cuts like a champ.Wow that is nice. Looks like a perfect chopper.
Great observations! I may make it so you can convert to either configuration, it certainly would be easy enough to do. Thanks!Like both versions, David. The original, the the traditional guard seems more "camp" looking, and the new version with the red braid seems more "martial art". But that is strictly aesthetics, as the design seems hardy and up to any changes! Nice!