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My favorite knives

by Albert "Wood Rat" Willman
(Molalla Oregon USA)

All Three knives

All Three knives

I own many knives and a few of them are good enough to trust with my life.

1) My everyday carry knife is the Tom Brown Tracker 2. It is a rather expensive ($280.00 ish) knife but I've found it very much worth it.
Blade Length: 3 1/2"
O/A Length: 9 1/2"
Draw Knife: 2"
Blade Height: 2"
Blade Thickness: 3/16"
Blade Steel: 1095 High Carbon Alloy RC-58
Blade Color: Black Traction Coating
Handle Material: Black Linen Micarta®
Sheath: Kydex With Two Rotating Steel Spring Clips
Mfg. Handcrafted in the USA

2) If I'm in need of a larger knife I use an Ontario RAT 7. This isn't too badly priced at all (around $100.00) and is a high quality knife.
1095 Carbon Steel Blade
Zinc Phosphate Finish
12" overall length
6.5" cutting edge length
Blade .1875" thick
Thumb grooves in spine
Green Canvas Micarta Handle
Cordura® Sheath with gear pocket and Kydex® blade liner.

3) If I'm in need of a machete style knife, which is hardly ever, I will carry my RTAK by Ontario.
1095 Carbon Steel Blade
Zinc Phosphate Finish
10" Blade
17 1/8" Overall
Blade-.1875" Thick
Black Linen Micarta Handle
Ambidextrous sheath with gear pocket and lashing holes.


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Sep 17, 2008
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my favorite survival knife
by: Chad Whaley

It is a US army buck knife.

Mar 16, 2008
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Ontario RAT 7
by: Lee

I'm glad you mention the Ontario RAT 7. It is a good knife.

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