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My Cold Steel has chopped everything from Pine, to Oak, to bone. It has held up well with heavy use, and I mean heavy! I've used it to clear limbs for hunting stands, make kindling for fires, butchering deer and a couple wild hogs. If any of the others you mentioned are any better, they would be worth a fortune, indeed. Its the most useful blade I own, I never fool with machetes or hatchets since I bought mine.
"some people never let their given word interfere if something they want comes along"
The real problem with the world are laws preventing culling.
I'VE beat the crap out of my Cold Steel cutting off Carobou legs, tree limbs and just about everything you wish you had an axe for but didn't.
THEN
Spent a little time with a stone and it came back to arm hair razoring sharp.
I built out the grip with paracord to have it handy and it didn't disturb the balance or feel.
It would be a very good choice.
AT one time I did... unbelievable things for this country without question, because it was my country and right. NOW, my country, that country, no longer exists and I now I feel I am the Philip Nolan of my age.
God carries a 1911.
Just another day towards 20...
It should be noted. I'd rather see someone bring an old thread back than ask the same question again in a new one.
At least they looked through the old stuff first.
We've covered a lot of ground here already. If someone wants to find out if there has been any more insight since the last thread faded out, I'm good.
Alle Kunst ist umsunst Wenn ein Engel auf das Zundloch brunzet (All skill is in vain if an angel pisses down the touch-hole of your musket.) Old German Folk Wisdom.
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