PathFinder knife

[Tarrodemierda]

Looks good to me mate I am developing an unhealthy interest in big choppy knives 

and i hope u wont heal.

i wish some one would make Uruk-hai´s as real,meant-to-be used blades,not crappy show-off swords.

[Tarrodemierda]

Looks good to me mate I am developing an unhealthy interest in big choppy knives 

and i hope u wont heal.

i wish some one would make Uruk-hai´s as real,meant-to-be used blades,not crappy show-off swords.

 

[Gareth]

I have to say that this isn't my kind of thing.  If I think there is even a remote chance of having to chop wood then I'll pick up an axe.  The one thing I might be tempted with is a billhook.  I don't mean to be negative but I suppose it's all a matter of personal taste.

[Tarrodemierda]

yep,we all have our tastes,mines bit odd i think but i dont mind

id carry easily some axe if id see one thats really tough and useful.i dont ming the weight at all,as long as it can be vcarried in belt or on back.

[Gareth]

If you don't have one I can recommend Gransfors Bruk.  I have the small forest axe and love it, but you really want to know you are going to use it to justify carrying the weight. 

[Tarrodemierda]

i have granfors and few hand forged swedish ones,some bare axeheads,one stubby fiskars,and old Valmet camping axe which im restoring as its pretty damn rare.

but id like to get somethin like estwing or some other rugged one.

short firemens axe,or other entry tool like.


those crowbar/hammer/axe combos,i havent used but they intrest me a lot.

but once again we went off topic

[Smitty44]

That should be one good chopper,and scrapper,and 1075 is a great steel for that purpose.

[ephraim]

look like it wants to be a khukri

[1stcavmp77]

it's an improvement on the old kukri design and tbt also with the serrated edge in place where you can grip the top front edge and pull the blade like a draw knife. i'm a member of the wildernessoutfittersarchery forum and that knife went gangbusters on that site. made by a fellow member there.