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    Man you guys are spendy I am shy about EDCing my Native 5 due to replacement cost.

    I would really like to stay below $150, I just don't spend a lot of time in the woods.

    Andy
    Last edited by AndyLate; 12-19-23 at 07:39.

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    Did you pick one? I've never used either, but the grip on the BK 16 looks much better for my uses. That said, my daily driver is a Ka Bar Mark 1, and has been for 10 years.

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    Quote Originally Posted by directimpingement View Post
    Did you pick one? I've never used either, but the grip on the BK 16 looks much better for my uses. That said, my daily driver is a Ka Bar Mark 1, and has been for 10 years.
    Nope, still stuck in decision loop.

    Andy

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    I would look at the Cold Steel knifes if you want a super steel, Midway usually has very good prices on these, Master Hunter or maybe Republic. Dang it you got me to looking, I already have a Master Hunter and now I want a Republic.

    Master Hunter https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1019763453?pid=878513

    Republic https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1026076744?pid=334982
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    The more I look at the Cold Steel Republic the better it looks as a bushcraft knife.

    Pros:
    Made in USA
    Super Steel
    Handle
    Blade Design (5" but you can choke up on it)
    Midway price

    Cons:
    Leather Sheath
    Top serrations a little long
    More expensive than the KA-BAR's but still a good deal at $170
    Last edited by mack7.62; 01-10-24 at 09:42.
    “The Trump Doctrine is ‘We’re America, Bitch.’ That’s the Trump Doctrine.”

    "He is free to evade reality, he is free to unfocus his mind and stumble blindly down any road he pleases, but not free to avoid the abyss he refuses to see."

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    Just throwing this in the mix. They do make it with a Cerakote blade finish but it's $35-$40 more.

    https://knifeworks.com/fallkniven-s1...-zytel-sheath/

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    Quote Originally Posted by 3 AE View Post
    Just throwing this in the mix. They do make it with a Cerakote blade finish but it's $35-$40 more.

    https://knifeworks.com/fallkniven-s1...-zytel-sheath/

    I have an F1 that I really like.

    I will also recommend Scandi grinds


    I have carbon and stainless Garbergs that have worked well and use the multimount sheath.

    https://morakniv.se/en/knife-series/garberg/

    I am making an assumption the smaller Teravas would be very tough knives based on using a Skrama 240 over the last year for splitting wood, machete chores, and making fuzz sticks.

    Fixed Blade Knives - Varusteleka.com

    https://www.varusteleka.com/en/group...ade-knives/725
    Last edited by jsbhike; 01-12-24 at 21:15.

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