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There are literally millions of different styles of knives available. Neither of the knives you picked could be seen as "all purpose". Do some more research before you buy and you will be less apt to be disappointed. Ny personal favourite knife is a Cold Steel Peacekeeper. It is the best all around knife I own.
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I have to argue with that, name one job (practical) that the k bar cant do, and another knife (around the same size) can.
I have used the K-bar for almost every knife job even cooking (clean before use) while camping. |
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I've been playing airsoft for years and have not required a knife yet. I do have a small folding K-Bar which is nice but I leave it at home when I play airsoft. Are there dense jungles in BC that actually require you to clear brush with a knife during play ... ?
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K-Bar. Handled my friend's, it just feels so right.
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The KaBar is a good knife.....not a GREAT knife. Most users of KaBar simply think it is leet because of the make, and have NO idea what is out there. There are hundreds of better made, better value and ergonomically superior knives on the market. Just because the marines used it does not make it the "cat's ass". Check out the "Smokey Mountain Knifeworks", they have incredible selection and prices. The store is the size of a Canadian Tire store and they have everything....all knives.
http://www.eknifeworks.com/webapp/eC...main_front.jsp |
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One word. Merc-worX. Check it out. http://www.mercworx.com/ |
I'm no expert since I'm quite new to the knife world, but I can suggest these websites.
www.knifezone.ca www.armynavydeals.ca <-- Less selection but low prices. |
My Ka-Bar hasn't really seen the light of day since I picked this up.
http://www.lapolicegear.com/lmfiiasek.html |
Are you selling your K-Bar?
:D Meg |
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I got mine from knifezone they even shipped it on the x-mas holiday. I think i got the K-bar for 100 flat or something less maybe it was 90? |
could i sugest this knife. a friend from work has this as well as a kbar and many other knifes. i absolutly love this knife. so practicial and feels verry nice in your hands. I personally would take this over anyother knife for the price. http://www.amobhitman.com/catalog/pr...TED_Knife.html
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My khukri was a "souvenir" of my grandfather's while he was serving the RAF over in Burma. It's 60+ years old and still in really good condition especially considering he was using it to clear brush in the jungle. I say this to attest to the durability of the knife. That being said I would under no circumstances consider bringing it to an airsoft event simply because it's too unwieldy to use safely for anything other than as a machete.
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