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    Quote Originally Posted by MSL View Post



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    Rockwell hardness?

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    No good for cutting, but I’d be able to beat the piss out of something with it.


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    A few days before we got "bubble wrapped". Bark Rivers'. 3 deer, 3 knives.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tahr View Post
    A few days before we got "bubble wrapped". Bark Rivers'. 3 deer, 3 knives.

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    Top one a "kephart" style but what are the other 2. You must have an awesome collection of knives mate. You lucky bugger

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    Quote Originally Posted by mikee View Post
    Top one a "kephart" style but what are the other 2. You must have an awesome collection of knives mate. You lucky bugger
    The top one is a real old design called a "Dadley". The serrations on the back aren't sharp and were used for fleshing hides. 3V steel
    Middle one is a "Wolf River", BR's version of a green river skinner. Its a wonderful knife. S35VN steel
    The bottom knife is an Aurora Hunter. Quite a big knife but cuts like a demon. 3V steel

    Ive got about 25 Bark River knives.

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    Looks like a good collection of wooden "toys for boys".
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shearer View Post
    Looks like a good collection of wooden "toys for boys".
    One boy two girls


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    Quote Originally Posted by Phil_H View Post
    Something to brighten up the LockDown.
    Sharon was looking at knives on Ali Express a few weeks ago and I noticed one and commented that it looked reasonable.

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    Unbeknown to me she ordered me one. Arrived today. (what a darling, always thinking of her man)

    NZ$24.19 to our door.

    The make is PEGASI.....well, that's got to be up there with gucci.......surely.

    Anyway, looks reasonable, fits the hand well and looks to be made from stainless steel. Weighs 245 grams on its own.

    Look forward to using it and will report back.

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    They use cv19 steel it's deadly sharp

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    With the virus I have had plenty of time standing in front of the grinder. Fresh batch of Mamba's , Copperheads and Boomslang's all ground and about to head off for heat treatment.
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    Quote Originally Posted by viper View Post
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    With the virus I have had plenty of time standing in front of the grinder. Fresh batch of Mamba's , Copperheads and Boomslang's all ground and about to head off for heat treatment.
    Perfect shape for a hunting knife IMO.
    Experience. What you get just after you needed it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NRT View Post
    They use cv19 steel it's deadly sharp

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    Yeah. And all sorts. The Pegasi brand uses 9CR18Mov too and thats a good at least average stainless.

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    Clearing out the garage turned up a box of 15 or so knives, few good memories in there


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    Quote Originally Posted by MSL View Post

    Clearing out the garage turned up a box of 15 or so knives, few good memories in there


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    Clean them up. It’ll be rewarding to give them a spruce up.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MSL View Post

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    mate even lookinat the photos theres some history there.
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