Which Kershaw knife is this? The item image shows a trailing point blade while the "Frequently Bought Together" image is a Kukri style.
1736127
This is the Kershaw Camp 10, if its anything like the Camp 14, you'll love it. Very well built piece
1736128
I think the image shown is the version with the shortest blade. I have the version with the longest blade (almost twice as long) so it does not look like a Kukri knife.
863313
I had a usmc kabar for over 6 years. It was used throughout Afghanistan and then some. Not hard use because it's a combat knife afterall. I recently bought us army one from here and it seems a bit different. I mean it is the same steel and all but just feels different. Not by much. Maybe it's just me.
1298810
Well, they shouldn't be using that photo to sell the knife if it's not the one you get. I want that particular version and it shouldn't be like playing the lottery when buying a knife.
202939
I have a Cold Steel LTC Kukri, which is no longer in production. It used to sell for about a hundred bucks, and there's no comparison to a genuine, Nepalese khukuri. With the real deal, you can do some serious chopping.
1182847
So far as I can tell, no, but it looks almost identical and if what is said about that one is correct, it is perhaps a very good copy of it or maybe cck just puts a custom handle on essentially the same knife and sells it as the 1303.
268975
The one I received has the newer rough finish. It is a well made knife and case I carry it every day.
1310232
bought mine at an establishment that sharpens for lfe if purchased through them... sorry i can tell ya its a hhelluva knife i believe bests the famous bk2 covers more of the combat side of things
496554
yes this is the knife i purchased and it makes a nice addition to my collection!
2146311
For every day use I would say the kabar fighting knife. At the same time it depends on what your doing. I don't use my ka bar kurkri everyday but it is like a machete.... I have had it for almost 2 years and it is still in great shape and does everything I need it to.
765258
because the brand of the knife is byrd. It is made by spyderco. I have three byrd knives.Great knives, some of the best in the price range.
1195772
Yes it is, I'm a collector and have over 200 knives. this is my edc ( every day carry) knife.this knife was very difficult to find a while back due to the demand by customers. I personally contacted Spyderco and was told they were making this knife 24 hours a day trying to keep up with the demand.
1288938
I'm not sure because on the knife didn't print or mark to said where it has been made & It's package has been thrown away. As a Shipping/Receiving; I have a change to use it everyday. It's so solid; sturdy & beautiful too. If you looking for this kind of utility knife, I suggest that you should pick this knife instead of going with difference Brand/Type of knife.
278511
Yes it is. It is an EDC as well. I own many other knives and this truly my favorite.
212098
I own two of these wonderful knives. Both have the Shun logo on one side and KAI stamped on the other side of the blade. However the package insert with both knives which gives the use and care instructions, etc has Kershaw printed on the outside. I don't know this for a fact, but I think Shun, KAI and Kershaw are all made by the same knife makers. Nonetheless, it doesn't bother me. I just keep enjoying all the superb, effortless and clean slices I make with this knife in all my steaks and chops. "Don't worry. Be happy," and enjoy this fine blade.
101698
Yrd. The Kershaw is an All American company. Their website is incredibly easy to read-and this knife is really a nice addition to your pocket :)
1571798
The Machete is a thinner and cheaper blade. The Kukri plus is a very nice blade and quite thick. The machete is just what it says it is. The Kukri plus is a weapon for cutting your opponent in half. Blade needs little maintenance, not sure of the machete, but I am pretty sure it will rust sooner.
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It is a "Wharncliffet" as to designate it to the current "knife lingo". However, an email to Kershaw would probably get the most "correct answer". I just ordered one and I am looking forward to see how it handles as working EDC knife. The Wharncliffe design was used by sailors from the 17th century to handle their everyday work at repairing rope, sails and the general duties upon a sailing ship.