Another hunting knife

[Dr Juice]

I just bought this off Ebay, a vintage Schrade. It needs a good sharpening but I like the size of it.


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That’s an awesome knife. I always wanted a vintage one just like it. The blade is perfect for gutting in my opinion. Good luck with it.

[Otto]

Lots of them available on EBay. Just be careful you are getting real vintage and USA made and not a Chinese knockoff.  I bought another one just like it, but obviously a knockoff.  It is very very sharp, but I’m not sure how the blade will hold up under use.  

23 minutes ago, Dr Juice said:

That’s an awesome knife. I always wanted a vintage one just like it. The blade is perfect for gutting in my opinion. Good luck with it.

 

[Kmartinson]

On 1/19/2020 at 9:59 AM, dbHunterNY said:

Have a newer one but from what I heard it seems they're not the same knife anymore.

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I have this Schrade also. Older version, really great and versatile.

Edited March 4, 2022 by Kmartinson

[Kmartinson]

My uncle just sent me this. His new hobby. Lol he is an amazing outdoorsman and archer. I'm excited for this to be my new go to.

[dbHunterNY]

I have a Gil Hibben drop point with Micarta handle. Great knife, but I only wish it had a gut hook. What is your favorite knife and why?

Between the two Benchmade? I carry the Osborne and use it a lot more for everyday stuff. It seems to keep sharp. The altitude I prefer for field dressing game hands down. It's just easier. I hunted in KY mountains and did the gutless method boning my dads whole buck out right there. No complaints at all. I will say it being stripped with just the spine and little triangles for scales it's not that comfortable to process a couple deer. S90v blade on the Altitude holds an edge though. Edc my favorite is the Osborne and for Field hunting knife it's the Altitude.

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