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Tool Talk => Swiss Army Knights Forum => Topic started by: MMR on December 17, 2018, 01:53:13 PM
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Well since there’s only a club for the “Hunter XT” I figured I’d make a club for the “Not Hunter XT” and other Hunter variations.
Since it’s called the Hunter, then let’s go with the theme then! (Or as much as possible)
Let’s see them
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Really guys? ...no one else wants to contribute?
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I’ll join up MMR. I tend to prefer the Forester in 111mm but I do have a Hunter and a couple of RAF Hunters for their novelty :cheers:
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I’ll join up MMR. I tend to prefer the Forester in 111mm but I do have a Hunter and a couple of RAF Hunters for their novelty :cheers:
Welcome aboard sir :salute:
Any pictures of your Hunters? ...I'm especially keen to see the RAF Hunters :popcorn:
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Here's my 2008 Camo Hunter. They put a Phillips driver instead of a corkscrew on them.
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Here's my 2008 Camo Hunter. They put a Phillips driver instead of a corkscrew on them.
She's a beauty :tu:
Interesting how they replaced the corkscrew with a Phillips driver, is that a 2008 thing only or just a feature on the Camo Hunter?
Either way, thanks for sharing :cheers:
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Mine here (more up close and in detail)
Model code is: 0.8573 Hunter Red
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I would post, but I only have the OHT. So I will just watch...keep them coming guys and gals :popcorn:
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Few pictures from my collection.
More photos are available here: https://leaf-vics.com/2018/10/702-hunter.html
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Here's my 2008 Camo Hunter. They put a Phillips driver instead of a corkscrew on them.
She's a beauty :tu:
Interesting how they replaced the corkscrew with a Phillips driver, is that a 2008 thing only or just a feature on the Camo Hunter?
Either way, thanks for sharing :cheers:
Only on the Camo Hunter. My understanding is they used left over Phillips and camo scales from the 2008 Malaysian military Outrider contract.
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Few pictures from my collection.
More photos are available here: https://leaf-vics.com/2018/10/702-hunter.html
Very nice :like:
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That is a sweet collection LeaF, thanks for sharing :tu:
Here's my 2008 Camo Hunter. They put a Phillips driver instead of a corkscrew on them.
She's a beauty :tu:
Interesting how they replaced the corkscrew with a Phillips driver, is that a 2008 thing only or just a feature on the Camo Hunter?
Either way, thanks for sharing :cheers:
Only on the Camo Hunter. My understanding is they used left over Phillips and camo scales from the 2008 Malaysian military Outrider contract.
Ah okay, good to know :tu:
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Due to a lack of Not-So-FastBill's pictures, here's my RAF Hunter.
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The logo is partialy faded, but I love it anyway!
It came from Bill as well :rofl:
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Yeah, not to happy as mine is fading also. You would have thought Vic could have done a whole lot better there.
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Yeah my only complaint about mine is that I think the nylon handles feels a bit on the cheap side and the fact that the logos are painted on, which I suspected and which you just confirmed; would fade away over time
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Glad to see Mecchy helping out on the RAF Hunter front. Here's a pic I posted earlier ...
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That small serrated blade looks so nice. I've been watching out for a Hunter, even more now that it's a liner lock.
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That small serrated blade looks so nice. I've been watching out for a Hunter, even more now that it's a liner lock.
Its a good knife, it takes the more sort of traditional approach, with it's more classic look to it. Where as a knife like the Hunter XT has a very speSmurfpillsed both look, color and tool assortment specifically for hunting, and although you cloud, wouldn't be ideal for a knife one would bring / use for other occasions (Not written as or intended as criticism of the Hunter XT). Where as the Hunter has all the tools you need for most outdoors activities, like Hiking, camping etc.
What I also really like about the Hunter is that it is a fairly thin SAK at 3 layers and it's pretty lightweight too, so it's not annoying to carry on you either, let it be in your pocket or in a sheath.
And speaking of which the 111mm frame is a good size too, as you get a good size knife and you get a saw big enough to be useful as well, without it being too large to carry on your belt or in your pocket, and what I mean by that is that something like a 130mm Ranger I personally think is too large to have in your pocket or on your belt, its more something that would be carried in a backpack.
This is all just my opinion, and why I like my Hunter, and why I bought it and would recommend getting one. It is not intended to bash other knives or criticise them, nor is it meant to offend anyone, so please don't that any of this the wrong way.
Just FYI, regarding the "small serrated blade" or "gutting blade" it is not a locking blade, in fact the only tool in the Hunter that has a locking feature is the knife. Also as far as I understand the Liner lock, is a feature new on 2018 models, just something to be aware of, if you are looking at getting one. :)
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If anyone is interested, I did a test of the saw in the Hunter here: https://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,80012.0.html
I do want to add that the saw in the Hunter is not unique to the Hunter, but the standard saw found on 111mm SAK models.
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Here's a test I did testing the Gut hooks capabilities as a rescue blade.
https://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,69009.msg1368033.html#msg1368033
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Here's a test I did testing the Gut hooks capabilities as a rescue blade.
https://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,69009.msg1368033.html#msg1368033
Great review, thanks for sharing :cheers:
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Lets keep this thread / club alive!
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Lets keep this thread / club alive!
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nice... thinking of another 111... :think:
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Just to keep Mecchy Happy ... 4 RAF Hunters. Two with printed shield and two with pressed shield
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Still undecided if I'm happy now, or just jealous :dunno:
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I haven’t been back to look for any more lately but I will and I haven’t forgotten you Mecchy. And I don’t even collect 111mm it’s just that RAF SAK thing so :dunno:
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I have a liner lock red Hunter too:
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I had a Hunter XT, but it was so uncomfortable, I went with the plain Hunter.
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I have a liner lock red Hunter too:
(https://i.imgur.com/m9lEJYJ.jpg)
I had a Hunter XT, but it was so uncomfortable, I went with the plain Hunter.
She’s a beauty, welcome aboard sir
I agree; I am not a fan of the XT either....the “Plain Hunter” has everything one needs and just works because of its simplicity
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She’s a beauty
Welcome aboard sir!
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I have two of those models.The oldest one is about 30 years old and has no deer head emblazoned on the scale.
I'll get some pics up later today
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Here are the two I own.
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Here are the two I own.
Interesting looking clean scale one, never seen that before, and thank you for sharing
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Interesting looking clean scale one, never seen that before, and thank you for sharing
You're welcome.
The logo is the old style,that is,it's metal embedded into the scale.
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Going hunting today
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Good luck MMR - what's the fixed blade it looks v. shiny and new? :popcorn:
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Good luck MMR - what's the fixed blade it looks v. shiny and new? :popcorn:
It’s a knife my grandfather gave to me (so it’s quite special to me) it’s made by Kongsberg in Norway
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It’s a great combo with a fixed blade and the Victorinox Hunter for when you are out hunting.
I also have my surge with me in my Jeep just in case
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Going hunting today
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Good luck...and great set up on all your stuff! :like: :cheers:
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Good luck...and great set up on all your stuff! :like: :cheers:
Thank you sir!
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It's a fine looking and I bet quite practical tool for hunting :cheers:
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Fellow Hunters,
I bought this one today.
As the pictures here (in the Victorinox Hunter Club) does not have the same look, I have a question...
What is the approximate date of this SAK?
Greetings from Brazil!!!
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Safari Hunter, with beadblasted G10 scales.
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I'll get a pic of mine when I get home from work. Mines doesn't have the deers head logo and has a grey slide switch for the locking blade.
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Think I got this when I was 17 , so about 29 years ago!
Used to be my do everything knife, hunt/camp/fish/shoot.(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20210530/85c29509bafb4ad82ca929c0069ff4de.jpg)
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Fellow Hunters,
I bought this one today.
As the pictures here (in the Victorinox Hunter Club) does not have the same look, I have a question...
What is the approximate date of this SAK?
Greetings from Brazil!!!
Hi there Ricardo, that one looks like mine with the side lock. I think I got mine when they first came out maybe around 1992 (?)
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The slide lock models were first introduced in the mid 1980's.
Some liner lock models were introduced in the mid 1990's.
All of the Hunters were slide lock models until 2017 when Vic switched to liner locks.
The Hunter XT and XS are liner locks and OHO.
(https://www.sakwiki.com/show_image.php?id=120&scalesize=0&nocount=y)
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Hi there Ricardo, that one looks like mine with the side lock. I think I got mine when they first came out maybe around 1992 (?)
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Sir Rabi21,
Thanks for the precious information! :hatsoff:
The Hunter arrived today. It is like new, in the box. Cool without the deer... :SAKnight:
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Here are a few more Hunters offered by Vic.
The first pics which I posted above were stock photos.
The top photo are two Hunter XT models.They do have a saw although I forgot to deploy that tool.
The next two photos are the two layer Hunter XS that has no openers.
The last photo,which may confuse the issue, is a dual grip that is similar to the XS but with openers .
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Vic Hunter and a “sort of” mini-Hunter, Wenger Evolution 505 that incorporates a Victorinox blade (factory). Kind of a 85mm Hunter 😛. :cheers: