Super Bowie, A True Workhorse!!

With so many knives out there, it is "impossible" for me to state categorically that 1 particular knife is my "favorite."

With that said, the Tigershark is really something special. Years ago I was doing some unscientific field testing. I found a few 5" diameter tree limbs and hacked through those no sweat, it was like the razor-sharp blade just glided on through. Of particular note was the total lack of hand shock during the chopping. I was quite amazed, as I had expected lots of discomfort. But there was none.
here's a thread on-topic from a while back ...
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/258827


Cheers,

Carl
 
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New Pig Hunter said:
With so many knives out there, it is "impossible" for me to state categorically that 1 particular knife is my "favorite."

With that said, the Tigershark is really something special. Years ago I was doing some unscientific field testing. I found a few 5" diameter tree limbs and hacked through those no sweat, it was like the razor-sharp blade just glided on through. Of particular note was the total lack of hand shock during the chopping. I was quite amazed, as I had expected lots of discomfort. But there was none.
here's a thread on-topic from a while back ...
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/258827


Cheers,

Carl
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I want a Tigershark. I think a Super Bowie for one of the newer Sharks would be more than fair. I want to test it, & now on disability I can't afford one to test,then put the tests on here. It has sentimental value but if someone wants to swap a Tigershark for a Super Bowie, pm me
 
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