Favorite Cold Steel Knife...
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Cruentus
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O.K., I'll start:
It was a tough decision because Cold Steel has so many products, and yes I realize that it depends on what you are using it for, but I pick Tai Pan as my favorite. Black Bear Classic would be a close second (I'd rather fight with the Black bear).
It is just such a well made knife and all around versitile.
Paul :enguard:
It was a tough decision because Cold Steel has so many products, and yes I realize that it depends on what you are using it for, but I pick Tai Pan as my favorite. Black Bear Classic would be a close second (I'd rather fight with the Black bear).
It is just such a well made knife and all around versitile.
Paul :enguard:
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Being a fan of the Bowie knife, I have to go with Cold SteelÂ’s Voyager series. My EDC is a 4" Voyager (with a clip point, of course!) and I love it. IÂ’m also a fan of the Voyager X2, which is essentially a navaja that opens very quickly. With its Bowie-style blade, big knife techniques such as snap-cuts and back-cuts are all possible. In my State, itÂ’s a big large to legally carry (though both carry and concealment is not a problem), but if I could get away with it, a Voyager X2 would be with me constantly.
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Cruentus
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Had, and lost, a gunsite. If I could get all my money back from knives I've lost, I'd be a...eh....a Hundredaire! (Guess that isn't too bad huh, but I've lost a couple 
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Keith...How'd I guess that you'd like clip points, AND that you'd like the Voyager X2! :ultracool
That Voyager X2 is quite the beast...
Paul
)Keith...How'd I guess that you'd like clip points, AND that you'd like the Voyager X2! :ultracool
That Voyager X2 is quite the beast...
Paul
Brother Grimm
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Favorite CS Folder: X2 Voyager (Which I carry a lot, Keith)Favorite Fixed: Tai Pan (which I carry a lot, Paul)
Chris Fisk
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Okay I posted on this thread yesterday but somehow I
must have mucked it up in the posting process! I like
cold steel knives because of their ability to hold an edge
and they require very little if any maintenance! My
favorite knives are the old tanto, (I do not even know if
they make it anymore), Tai Pan and the Voyager X2!
However my favorite cold steel knives are the Safekeeper
I & II! These Push daggers are great!
Brian R. VanCise
must have mucked it up in the posting process! I like
cold steel knives because of their ability to hold an edge
and they require very little if any maintenance! My
favorite knives are the old tanto, (I do not even know if
they make it anymore), Tai Pan and the Voyager X2!
However my favorite cold steel knives are the Safekeeper
I & II! These Push daggers are great!
Brian R. VanCise
Ive always been partial to their shovel axe, actually.
Dwight McLemore
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I think I have to go with the Voyager too. The closest thing we have to a modern Navaja and as Keith says there is just so much that can be done with the weapon. The Larado Bowie comes in at # 2, and the Trailmaster at # 3.
Not sure of it's name but here at the school we use the smaller tomahawk with the hammer poll as our primary thrower. Steve huff took the finish off the handle of one and removed the paint from the head, added some decorative carving to the handle and it looks like a period tomahawk. Can't beat the price on this hawk.
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Not sure of it's name but here at the school we use the smaller tomahawk with the hammer poll as our primary thrower. Steve huff took the finish off the handle of one and removed the paint from the head, added some decorative carving to the handle and it looks like a period tomahawk. Can't beat the price on this hawk.
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Pete Kautz
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Agreed, the XL and X2 Voyagers, the machetes, shovels, and axes. The price / utility / durability ratio is amazing. The Night Force is also a nice smaller knife; Steve Huff gave one of these to Lily and she really likes it. I think it is much nicer than the small-sized Voyagers as it has the navaja curved handle and clip-point. The ODA and matching hard-rubber trainer are great too for fixed blades. Now if CS would just make MORE hard-rubber trainers for the folders!
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Pete Kautz
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Pete Kautz
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Cruentus
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Those hard rubber trainers are great..you can spar with them without dinging yourself too badly, yet they are durable enough for partner work.
Thanks for the reply! When I saw The Navaja work on Modern Knives video-zine, I was thinking myself that the voyager would be a perfect substitute for a traditional Navaja...
Paul
Thanks for the reply! When I saw The Navaja work on Modern Knives video-zine, I was thinking myself that the voyager would be a perfect substitute for a traditional Navaja...
Paul
tradrockrat
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Tgace said:
I think you'll find that this particular blade has a small copy of the American Bando Association logo on it by the handle. It is an excellent knife, but do not make the mistake of thinking that cold steels cheaper versions will do as well. The Kukri MUST have a thick blade to do what it was meant to do or it's just an oddly cut machete...
BTW - For obvious reasons, this is my favorite cold steel blade as well
I own six cold steel knives. Three fixed( small Culloden, Desparado, urban pal) Three folders(Scimitar, large vaquero, Recon 1 clip point). I like them all for differant reasons but, my two favorites are the Culloden & the Recon 1. I like the Vaquero for an EDC. The Recon 1 & Scimitar are large folders I love them both but, they are a little big for an EDC. I think all the folders are made well,very secure.
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either the Shovel or the Recon Tanto.
