JESSICA the BK7: "Bush Kraft 7" - Preparedmind101 

I like that. Good one!

I changed the title to reflect that.

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If you can't see the emoji's: I'm honored! Thank you for your eminent channel.

Your one lucky guy yew

Scott F. Only the BK13

Thanks for the help..

I'm not him but I definitely would.

Ever seen a BK10 on my channel? Yep, and you never will.

Go Becker!!!

What did you end buying?

it costs less

He uses a tennjs grip he mentiones it in his other jessica videos

You have to consider: The 1095CV Kabar uses in these knives is basically the exact same steel that was called "Carbon-V" back in the day when Cold Steel's reputation was at it's peak. It's tough stuff. I've been using this knife for 6 years and it's taken everything I have thrown at it. So is it worth it? I think so. What matters is how does it work? How does it feel/how comfortable is it to use? How trustworthy is the steel? And because it is highly modifiable and there are loads of aftermarket handles and sheaths for it you can make yours however you want it. Get bored, and you can swap out a different set of handles or something.

PREPAREDMIND101 that's great to know, I actually thought 1095CV was just regular 1095 with a "marketing pass" on it. I'm just getting into survival and wilderness stuff and there's a lot I have to learn :) Thanks for your answer!

The BK7 is quite a bit larger than the Bark River Bravo 1.5.

Jessica-Prime.

Yeah, you just can't do stuff like scrape bark or use it on a ferro rod. It's been my favorite knife for years before I modded it.

No idea. Sorry.

You might try a couple Mower repair shops?

an hour or so of armwork with a hacksaw will take off the thumb ramp and the extended guard. OR you could get an angle grinder for like, 10 bucks at harbor freight (though with that you need to be careful not to muss up your temper) and cut down that time to like, 20 minutes. To get a straight spine, chock it up somewhere level and secure and take the angle grinder to the spin to square it off, or get yourself a good sharp file and draw file it flat. In case of the hacksaw/file, your expenses are about, 3 bucks if you already have the saw, if you go with the grinder, it's about 10-15. Throw in some sandpaper to clean it all up and you're golden yo. Hope that helps.

Harbor fright you can get a nice belt sander for 59 bucks. I have had one for a few years. Used it on my bk7 and turned it into a bushcraft knife in about 5min.

***** yep. For those of us lucky enough to have a Harbor Frieght nearby...

Already did the 90 degree spine. I may go ahead and take off the thumb ramp like Becky 1 had.

People generally fall on one side of the ESEE/Becker line or the other. Personally, I can't stand the ESEE-6. I couldn't sell it fast enough. To each their own. That's the older style one. I think they've improved the handle ergos a lot. But I don't like full flats on most knives, especially the medium to large knives.

I did the opposite and sold my BK7 to my brother who pimped it out and really likes it. It's just personal taste. The BK is a sweet piece of metal, just really wasn't what I was looking for and I didn't want to put the time and money into tweeting it to my liking. Yours looks great but you seem to enjoy doing all that. It's funny though, grown men naming their knives lol. Nice to know it's not just me :)

I don't know what they used to be like but the handle fits my hand well and it's grippy. A lot of people replace them with the G10 but I never saw a need. Could just be I have little Trump hands, who knows.

Lmao why did u buy 4 😂