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[GeofS]

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Love this brace of knives.

Nice collection!

 

[TazerFloyd]

Nice collection!

Thank you sir!

 

[knoefz]

Ye ol' niner:

You really 'need' to use the front part of your blade more, it look like it lacks some love


TazerFloyd
What's the story behind that big one on the left?; looks bigger than the BK5?

 

[TazerFloyd]

You really 'need' to use the front part of your blade more, it look like it lacks some love


TazerFloyd
What's the story behind that big one on the left?; looks bigger than the BK5?

It is the Camillus BK5

 

[knoefz]

It is the Camillus BK5

Nice to seem those in one pic together.
Never realise they're a different size

 

[TazerFloyd]

Nice to seem those in one pic together.
Never realise they're a different size

The Camillus BK5 definitely feels heavier and more robust. I would guess its 3 or 4 ounces heavier.

 

[The Warrior]

From the Becker blade database:

Blackjack era BK5 weighs in at 14.2oz. Overall length 13.75 inches. 440-C steel.
Camillus era BK5 weighs in at 14.3 oz. Overall length 13.75 inches. 0170-6C steel.
KA-BAR era BK5 weighs in at 12 oz. Overall length 13.5 inches. 1095 CroVan steel.

 

[knoefz]

The length is the same?
That pic sure is playing with my mind

 

[Gato do mato]

My BK2 with two different wood splints.
In the first with Guajuvira wood.
In the last one with birch wood.

 

[The Warrior]

The length is the same?
That pic sure is playing with my mind

Same for the Blackjack and Camillus. The KA-BAR is shorter.

 

[knoefz]

Same for the Blackjack and Camillus. The KA-BAR is shorter.

Right, thanks for pointing that out.
Somehow I overlooked that

 

[qmether]

 

[GeofS]

 

[cut it out]

Went for a hike today. This is a awesome trio imo for a light weight set up.

https://imgur.com/0htQqrO

 

[knoefz]

BK-40 in the kitchen today

 

[YaArArYa]

Classic and a BK-11

 

[The Warrior]

 

[knoefz]

 

[Scuttlery]

Any day of the year is good for a little patriotism...

BK-11 + what are "supposed to be" Battle of Caloosahatchee-recovered red, white, and blue trade beads and an inert 1943 St. Louis Ordnance-made .50 BMG round:

 

[GeofS]