Look up roselli knifes in uhc steel. ultra-high-carbon steel. buy once cry once.
Time to upgrade knife set
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I waited many years before buying a Dozier. Really awesome blade with great edge retention. His ht of d2 definitely stands them apart. I got a pro guide, bigger than I like in a do all blade but is actually pretty nimble
15v is proving itself really awesome in the edge retention category, only own it in a folder so far. A custom fixed in this steel would be awesome.
15v is proving itself really awesome in the edge retention category, only own it in a folder so far. A custom fixed in this steel would be awesome.
I hadn't considered either of those companies but upon reviewing their product lines and reviews, feel you may have directed me to the exact tools I'm looking for. Just ordered the 3 3/4" Roselli UHC Hunting knife...
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...and the 4 3/4" Dosier Pro Guide blade.
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I think these two sizes will satisfy 90% of my needs. Thanks!
...and the 4 3/4" Dosier Pro Guide blade.
I think these two sizes will satisfy 90% of my needs. Thanks!
They offer some remarkable looking knives and I almost bought these but then, they'd be redundant and I try to keep my hunting pack light.
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But the design of that knife just seemed off to me so I went and read up on it (per your suggestion), decided to open my mind a millimeter and purchased this.
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You're so adamant about the design it seems worth a try and I'll be PMing you to buy it from me if I hate it.
But the design of that knife just seemed off to me so I went and read up on it (per your suggestion), decided to open my mind a millimeter and purchased this.
You're so adamant about the design it seems worth a try and I'll be PMing you to buy it from me if I hate it.
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That Grohmann design is very ergonomic and functional.
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Pictured- my evolution of over 4 decades of hunting knives from L to R….with many missing in between. My dad- RIP- gave me that Buck 110 when I got into hunting 45 years ago- the ’ IT’ knife at the time. I probably cut up 200 hogs with that thing while hog hunting and doing depredation with dogs- pre archery.
There were a few in between that and the 2nd knife, -including a Boker BG42 folder that was incredible steel, -pictured is the Buck Alpha S30v…a great blade bot snags gloves and hard to clean. The orange handle Benchmade S30v is a great compact knife. The Bark river CPM 3V good but heavy And I dont like the grind.
That wood handle is a custom lefty handle I made for the Spyderco mule- steel ( I cant remember) held a great edge but not enough stainless when put away bloody.
The last 2 Benchmades ( I have an in with them😉) Altitude and Steep country (?) are my ‘Go To’s’ with S90v- love that steel. it holds and edge like crazy.
Currently Ridge belts sells a S90v blade for under $100….but there are many good steels to choose from now for a processing knife.
Pictured- my evolution of over 4 decades of hunting knives from L to R….with many missing in between. My dad- RIP- gave me that Buck 110 when I got into hunting 45 years ago- the ’ IT’ knife at the time. I probably cut up 200 hogs with that thing while hog hunting and doing depredation with dogs- pre archery.
There were a few in between that and the 2nd knife, -including a Boker BG42 folder that was incredible steel, -pictured is the Buck Alpha S30v…a great blade bot snags gloves and hard to clean. The orange handle Benchmade S30v is a great compact knife. The Bark river CPM 3V good but heavy And I dont like the grind.
That wood handle is a custom lefty handle I made for the Spyderco mule- steel ( I cant remember) held a great edge but not enough stainless when put away bloody.
The last 2 Benchmades ( I have an in with them😉) Altitude and Steep country (?) are my ‘Go To’s’ with S90v- love that steel. it holds and edge like crazy.
Currently Ridge belts sells a S90v blade for under $100….but there are many good steels to choose from now for a processing knife.
You won't be disappointed.They offer some remarkable looking knives and I almost bought these but then, they'd be redundant and I try to keep my hunting pack light.
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But the design of that knife just seemed off to me so I went and read up on it (per your suggestion), decided to open my mind a millimeter and purchased this.
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You're so adamant about the design it seems worth a try and I'll be PMing you to buy it from me if I hate it.
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