Comments on: Which knife is the all around best for hunting, camping, and durability? http://www.griffithknives.com/camping-knives/which-knife-is-the-all-around-best-for-hunting-camping-and-durability Best information for Hunting Knives, Camping Knives and Throwing Knives Tue, 31 Jan 2012 11:38:59 +0300 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Jon E http://www.griffithknives.com/camping-knives/which-knife-is-the-all-around-best-for-hunting-camping-and-durability/comment-page-1#comment-366 Jon E Tue, 09 Feb 2010 08:39:59 +0000 http://www.griffithknives.com/camping-knives/which-knife-is-the-all-around-best-for-hunting-camping-and-durability#comment-366 Bucks are outstanding knives. A Woodsman will last a long time. I've had mine for over 35 years. Take a look at SOG and their new revolver klnives. A combo with a revolving blade that one side is a saw. SOG seal pup is also an excellent knife for almost anything you need. Cold Steel makes some great folders, the voyager series and the Gunsite series. Both in either 4 or 5 inch folders.<br><b>References : </b><br> Bucks are outstanding knives. A Woodsman will last a long time. I’ve had mine for over 35 years. Take a look at SOG and their new revolver klnives. A combo with a revolving blade that one side is a saw. SOG seal pup is also an excellent knife for almost anything you need. Cold Steel makes some great folders, the voyager series and the Gunsite series. Both in either 4 or 5 inch folders.
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]]> By: Matt J http://www.griffithknives.com/camping-knives/which-knife-is-the-all-around-best-for-hunting-camping-and-durability/comment-page-1#comment-365 Matt J Tue, 09 Feb 2010 07:49:59 +0000 http://www.griffithknives.com/camping-knives/which-knife-is-the-all-around-best-for-hunting-camping-and-durability#comment-365 I bet that this may seem a little of a shock for you but i SWEAR by my Cold War Era Romanian AK 47 Bayonette. First off, all military knives are made to be as rugged and dependable as they can be. I specifically sugesst the Romanian bayo because of the multi-tool on it. They come with a 10 (I believe) inch blade, which is cast hardened while in production. On the top of the blade, there is a saw which can be used for cutting wood or bone. Also, ALL AK 47 bayo's have wire cutters. These attachments are great for hunting/ camping. Another great thing about the bayonettes is that they don't rust.<br><b>References : </b><br>Myself (Owner of a Polish & Romanian Bayonette) I bet that this may seem a little of a shock for you but i SWEAR by my Cold War Era Romanian AK 47 Bayonette. First off, all military knives are made to be as rugged and dependable as they can be. I specifically sugesst the Romanian bayo because of the multi-tool on it. They come with a 10 (I believe) inch blade, which is cast hardened while in production. On the top of the blade, there is a saw which can be used for cutting wood or bone. Also, ALL AK 47 bayo’s have wire cutters. These attachments are great for hunting/ camping. Another great thing about the bayonettes is that they don’t rust.
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]]> By: james K http://www.griffithknives.com/camping-knives/which-knife-is-the-all-around-best-for-hunting-camping-and-durability/comment-page-1#comment-364 james K Tue, 09 Feb 2010 07:33:59 +0000 http://www.griffithknives.com/camping-knives/which-knife-is-the-all-around-best-for-hunting-camping-and-durability#comment-364 Mike, Are you talking about a Vanguard knife or a Buck Vanguard? Vanguard knives are like $400. Either way, all three of those knives you are fantastic picks. I prefer the bone handle (and perhaps the 119 series) but if you want a knife for all an all around purpose I would suggest getting a knife that it partially serrated. Cutting rope and branches and other common camping needs often require a good sharp serrated blade like a SOG® SEAL Pup Fixed Blade Knife or a Ka-Bar USMC Utility Knife. I have the Ka-Bar and I love it! However, it sounds like you know your knives so you probably have a good serrated folding knife already that you would also carry around in your pocket while outdoors. You are safe to stick with the Bucks, but check out the Gerber® Steadfast Drop Point Knife as well.<br><b>References : </b><br> Mike,

Are you talking about a Vanguard knife or a Buck Vanguard? Vanguard knives are like $400.

Either way, all three of those knives you are fantastic picks. I prefer the bone handle (and perhaps the 119 series) but if you want a knife for all an all around purpose I would suggest getting a knife that it partially serrated. Cutting rope and branches and other common camping needs often require a good sharp serrated blade like a SOG® SEAL Pup Fixed Blade Knife or a Ka-Bar USMC Utility Knife. I have the Ka-Bar and I love it!

However, it sounds like you know your knives so you probably have a good serrated folding knife already that you would also carry around in your pocket while outdoors.

You are safe to stick with the Bucks, but check out the Gerber® Steadfast Drop Point Knife as well.
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