- 440A vs. 420 HC lt;Buck gt; , do you have actual experience with both?
I admit, I am new to using 440 steel In the past, nearly 100% of my knife steel was Victorinox SS, Buck 420HC, 8Cr13MoV and of course carbon steel and CR-V from Case That isnt a lot of experience If you have had hands on with 440A, like Rough Ryder and Marbles knives, and you have had
- Mod for the leatherman wave - Bushcraft USA Forums
Victorinox SAK scissors Re-ground Surge serrated blade Dual Surge blade exchangers Plus straight driver, awl, can opener Scraper chisel like edge ground in the end of the file Combination Leatherman bit driver full profile 1 4" hex bit driver Rebar head Swapped to Surge pivots because of thicker tools Victorinox tweezers slot
- A Deep Dive into the Opinel - Bushcraft USA Forums
My short list of One-Knife contenders would be the Opinel 8 high carbon, the Victorinox Huntsman Plus, the Victorinox Farmer X, and the Spyderco Military in CTS 204P ) EDIT: I keep talking about the “flat grind”, but — as others have pointed out — it’s actually a subtle convex grind
- Swiss Army 1 Alox Single Blade Thoughts - Bushcraft USA Forums
I like the Victorinox Alox models quite a bit Although the celluloid models are fine the alox just feel like quality to me and I prefer them in my pocket as opposed to riding in a kit I recently bought a solo blade Alox known as the "Swiss Army 1" It is four inches long and has a single
- Welp, It Took Me Long Enough: The Victorinox Explorer
I carried a Victorinox Small Tinker from 1968 - 1976 (yes, I was a kid, but those years count) I carried a Climber from 1976 to about 2014 I was faithful to my Climber for about 38 years, but being on this forum eventually made me promiscuous I carried that Climber every day and I honestly
- Swiss Army Knife - SAK Thread | Bushcraft USA Forums
My pile of Victorinox and Wenger SAK's Black Sentinel, Alox Farmer, Stay Glow Climber, Red Climber, Black Tinker, Wenger unknown 5 layer, Wenger Highlander, Brown Trekker, Red Spartan, Wenger Esquire, Blue Red Classic, Red Rally and Black Wenger Esquire
- Has anyone tried the cold steel finn wolf? - Bushcraft USA Forums
It was my primary field folder until I got my Victorinox Trekker The lock up on the Finn Wolf is rock solid and the scandi grind is strong and easy to touch up in the field If you buy it new, you may have to work the lock a bit Mine was a little stiff for the first couple days, and there's a technique to get it to release cleanly
- Stashing pins and needles in your Victorinox Swiss Army knife
I have seen several posts on various knife and edc forums (fora?) about the "pin dock," a hole in the scale of some recently produced SAKs with the corkscrew, plus photos and comments about stashing sewing needles elsewhere in the knives I tried all these hiding places on my Victorinox
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