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No way they are way higher than England because we have so many weapons of various sorts floating around and easy access.:BlueTeamE However despite the problems a politician proposing any sort of limitations on the ownership of weapons in the US is pretty much committing political suicide...

Not when I'm hiking or backpacking but here's some pics from some music around a fire in my back yard last Sat:

I feel sorry for you guys with your knife laws. Where I live is pretty wide open as far as knives and in my state you can even carry a gun without a permit as long as it's in the open.

These have only gotten SOME use so far This one has got a lot of use This one too I've used this one some but only when it's supposed to be raining when I go.

Not sure if he has any left but Dan Koster said: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=543439

IMO paracord handles are made for the same reasons as coated blades. To reduce labor cost. Nothing wrong with that but then to sell such a blade for the same price as you could get a satin finish and a nice set of scales is a great feat of marketing:rolleyes:

That sounds like some great testing!:You_Rock_ I saw a couple of JoJos that looked great!

I sent that shed my wife found to Mike Stewart and he made those for me. Nice guy:cool: My wife is the antler shed finding queen. She found 4, 1 matched set last year!

I have an old school Bark River made

Hey Seved! Yep Fiddleback.

I love the ones I have. My favorite is 3/32" thick (the stripey one) I also like the bushcraft style knives but a lot of them are too thick like 4mm? One I really like of those is the Skookum cause it is only 1/8"

Outstanding review. I've got one and the design has really impressed me taking it backpacking and stuff but you really put it thru the paces!! :beerchug: :You_Rock_

Anything that gets people outside, brings folks together and enhances their knowledge and appreciation of the natural world is a good thing. True there's some money being made but I'd rather see it made that way than logging and mining everyplace:27:

What I like about it, over some other Bushcraft type blades, is that it is thin enough so that if you slice something fairly thick it doesn't feel like you are prying it apart.

That link is to the website of the folks that make them!!

Hey! I got mine and really like it!! I like the neck sheath too, but in case anyone is interested my sheath I got for my Bark River Bravo 1 fits the Skookum really well. Price is listed as $30 US Pic: http://www.jreindustries.com/SHEATHS/BRAVO-1/BRAVO%20out.JPG

So how exactly do you screw those down tight??? Do you glue the ferrules or whatever they are called into the handles beforehand and then torque the bolt down or what?

tan handle one lanyard hole.:You_Rock_

I ordered one. They look great IMO and the price is great also. I like that they have the woodlore look sort of but they have a butt cap so they have the hammering aspect like the F1 has!