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Re: What is Your Best Survival Knife? #122846 07/14/07 03:27 PM
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Yes it was, and so were Dan and Patti's! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/thumbup.gif" alt="" /> Aren't they great!!?! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/thumbup.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/thumbup.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" /> Tom


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Re: What is Your Best Survival Knife? #122848 07/14/07 03:31 PM
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I guess one of the key questions is what constitutes a "survival" situation. The choice of a knife might well depend on the level of "survivability" it has to contend with. When I think of survival situations, I envision an absolutely worse case scenario. (That's the optimist in me coming out again. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" /> ) In that kind of scenario, if I'm limited to just one knife, I want a knife that has the ability to do it all effortlessly . . . chop, pry, slice, penetrate and sharpen easily. To my mind, there aren't that many knives that simulatenously meet all of those criteria.

Yep I agree.

Few can meet that criteria. SYKCO is one that can.


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Re: What is Your Best Survival Knife? [Re: Horn Dog] #122850 07/14/07 03:48 PM
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When I included urban, I was not thinking EDC. I was thinking a survival situation, like SHTF time. I was thinking urban combat knife. Something with a point on it, or a sword-like slasher.

THAT CHANGES EVERYTHING!!! DOGFATHER Then is the choice.


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Re: What is Your Best Survival Knife? #122852 07/14/07 07:13 PM
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As an everyday take with me everywhere knife it's my RatManDu. While I do like the Dumpster Mutt I always thought that it would make a better bush blade if it were thinner. Enter the RatManDu.


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The RatManDu may be the best 5" knife I own. I like it at least as well as the Badger Attack.


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Re: What is Your Best Survival Knife? [Re: Jerrwhy] #122854 07/14/07 07:24 PM
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As an everyday take with me everywhere knife it's my RatManDu. While I do like the Dumpster Mutt I always thought that it would make a better bush blade if it were thinner. Enter the RatManDu.

I have two ManDus coming.Fell in love instantly after they came up first in the Bladeshow threads.Lately was thinking if they would be even nicer if a tiny bit thicker.What's your take on that matter Jerrwhy?Would you say they are plenty tough enough as a suvival knive?

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I have two ManDus coming.Fell in love instantly after they came up first in the Bladeshow threads.Lately was thinking if they would be even nicer if a tiny bit thicker.What's your take on that matter Jerrwhy?Would you say they are plenty tough enough as a suvival knive?

Alex

Personally, I think their thickness is just fine. Exactly what are you going to be doing with a 5 inch knife that you need a lot of thickness other than 3/16. I much prefer to spend my time outdoors than in. And I've never experienced a situation that required me using my knife to pry with other than in a war time scenario.

So far I've sone the following with my RatManDu: cutting, light chopping, batoning, affixing it as a spear, throwing it at a tree, general abusing etc....

My complaint with the Dumpster MUtt was that it was to thick in my opinion; so much so that it interfered with cutting. Other than that it's a fine blade. It will out chop and out pry the RatManDu. However, the RatManDu will cut better, have better edge retention, and it can be affixed to a spear more easily.

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Re: What is Your Best Survival Knife? [Re: Jerrwhy] #122856 07/14/07 07:49 PM
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So you would say it's plenty enough thick for throwing or thrusting into harder stuff in case of emergency?I always felt the 3/16 thickness of the "thinner" Busse/Swamp offerings would be still slightly overbuilt enough for most abuse scenarios,just after spotting the Mutt as a similar sized knife with such a thick blade I started thinking in the lines of ...maybe a bit extra wouldn't hurt.OK,cannot await the arrival of the ManDus)).Do they make good throwers?

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