The M38 Bushcraft Knife from Allegheny Knifeworks is a Kephart style knife with a little modern flair. A2 Steel, scandi grind, G10 handles and a low profile kydek sheath make this one cool knife.
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Good review Bryan ! It’s okay it’s only a screw anyway. Nice blade for me. Thanks Brother.
good review but I’ll pass way too pricey for such a knive.. I’ll stick with Mora& Marttiini
Brand New and broke on the first review that is really bad for 150 dollars knife
I bet their prospective sales just dropped…
I hope not, they do great work. They are not throwing knives
Actually Brian, I think you might have exposed a flaw in the handle of the knife. In a real world scenario, if you were to just drop that knife on a hard surface outdoors and broke, and had no way to repair the handle, your knife would be compromised. And you would lose your only tool if that’s all you had.
That’s probably the only thing about this knife I didn’t like was the handle, if it didn’t have those screws holding it and it was a full solid handle you wouldn’t have to worry about dropping it.
It’s a nice knife overall, but I hope they change the handle in the future.
Epoxy would stop that
skunkk
same response every time
Skunk? What skunk?