Whether my participation in a challenge is practical beyond this month is up in the air. But if it ends up being practical, I'm in.
I missed this challenge last year and i still own only 1 knife over 4". im just affraid do i find enough use for such big knife
This challenge is a great excuse to buy an Opinel No. 12. Its length is over the minimum for this challenge, but without a lot of height. In my opinion, it's great for both big knife and small knife tasks.
I am in, cannot see a list, so I'll start it.1. Gra_farmer
Looking my work knives, I think pretty much all of them have a minimum 4-inch blade length. While mostly fixed blades, Heck, there's even a couple machetes in that group for woods clearing. When I'm in the woods, the 7" blade MKII/Kabar is often on my hip. If not, it's two other military legends--the MK1 Deck Knife or Jet Pilot's Survival Knife. Been looking at these long and hard ever since Sportsman's Guide started listing them close to a decade ago. Yes, I understand they're probably blunt, but I've slowly been going from knife ruiner to mediocre sharpener.
Would be great to have you in the challenge!
Looks like very much so. 1. Gra_farmer2. nate j3. cody6268
1. Gra_farmer2. nate j3. cody62684. JonesE
Was thinking about the Mag Glass challenge, but if I can carry an Opi...Will have to measure at home, but the 12 outdoor and the 10 slims are also listed at 4+ inches.
Is a big knife a chance to run a worthwhile combo edge?
Anyone planning on carrying a fixie?