thinking of new knife ??

cookey · 17-07-2012, 12:21

right i am going to get a new knife i like the look of gerber knifes ..
but wich one is the question ??
i want it for hunting ie the odd deer bunny and fox tail ..
os can any one recomend one ??

musashi · 17-07-2012, 13:24

The Bear Grylls ones got pretty decent reviews on British Blades lately.

http://www.britishblades.com/forums/...=Gerber+Grylls

The Compact would be my prefered size for bringing out for a walk.

The folding Gator or the fixed Silver Trident might also be worth a look.

pj t3 lite · 17-07-2012, 18:10

been usin bear grylls fixed blade for past 3 deer seasons . excellent knife has sharping stone and flint all built into sheath and always kept its edge. one small flaw is it can annoy at times by digging into your side as sheath is high and ridget . but i find if i dont pull belt overly tight its ok .

musashi · 21-07-2012, 22:15

Why limit yourself to Gerber?

Or to factory made knives?

Custom made hunter...

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cookey Warrant Officer Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 912 Rep Power: 7	thinking of new knife ?? right i am going to get a new knife i like the look of gerber knifes .. but wich one is the question ?? i want it for hunting ie the odd deer bunny and fox tail .. os can any one recomend one ??

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17-07-2012, 13:24	#2
musashi Corporal Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Dungarvan, Co. Waterford Posts: 135 Rep Power: 6	The Bear Grylls ones got pretty decent reviews on British Blades lately. http://www.britishblades.com/forums/...=Gerber+Grylls The Compact would be my prefered size for bringing out for a walk. The folding Gator or the fixed Silver Trident might also be worth a look.

17-07-2012, 18:10	#3
pj t3 lite Corporal Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: tipp Posts: 137 Rep Power: 3	been usin bear grylls fixed blade for past 3 deer seasons . excellent knife has sharping stone and flint all built into sheath and always kept its edge. one small flaw is it can annoy at times by digging into your side as sheath is high and ridget . but i find if i dont pull belt overly tight its ok .

21-07-2012, 22:15	#4
musashi Corporal Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Dungarvan, Co. Waterford Posts: 135 Rep Power: 6	Why limit yourself to Gerber? Or to factory made knives? Custom made hunter...