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Any of you knife fellas know the best place (price wise) to buy one? I'd even go for a used one in good shape.
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Dunno if in stock,
But knivesshipfree.com is a big BRK dealer.
Good to deal with.
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that'a an ugly sumbish.....
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You know I never thought much about that blade style, until I saw the Bark River version.
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You know I never thought much about that blade style, until I saw the Bark River version. Whatever it's supposed to be good for, I'm not convinced. Looks more gimmick than anything to me.
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That style of knife looks like the one in the movie The Hunted. Would that be considered a survival type knife?
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Only if survival includes peeling the bark off your homemade walking stick, beating the thing thru firewood, digging latrines and prying the lids off paint cans..... Other than that, pretty useless design.
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That style of knife looks like the one in the movie The Hunted. Would that be considered a survival type knife? It worked in the movie soooo... of course!
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That style of knife looks like the one in the movie The Hunted. Would that be considered a survival type knife? Had one, once upon a time! ya! GWB
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The Tops/Tom Brown was the one I saw in Sportsman’s. It was ridiculously heavy and the design made little sense to me. But then again I should have known because it was in a movie.
Thanks for the education on the knife gentleman.
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Tom Brown was around long before the movie. They just used that type knife in the movie. https://www.trackerschool.com/
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Maybe Stalking Wolf the Lipan Apache who lived in New Jersey showed Mr. Brown a secret Apache scalping knife and he copied the design for his own uses. Maybe...
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