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Calvalry Scout (McCullen)

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Calvalry Scout (McCullen)
November 01, 2014 09:13PM
A whole lot of awesome here...


Product Classification
Type of knife Fixed Blade
Overall Length (inches) 9.0000
blade length (tip to handle) 4.5000
Blade Material O1
Thickness (inches) 220.0000
Comes with Sheath Yes
Sheath Material Kydex
Handle Length 4.5000
sharp edge length (inches) 4.2500
Hardness HRC61
Main Handle Material Natural Canvas Micarta
Handle Style Full Tang
Bowie inspired field knife. Convex ground with an edge that still performs while providing strength.

$110.00 plus shipping at Gearbastion.com



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Re: Calvalry Scout (McCullen)
November 01, 2014 09:54PM
That one really is nice...as is the drop point he did in that size, actually both of them, the flat and hollow ground ones.

I've been really tempted to pick one of them up, but I have several blades in that range and I don't use those already, not even to play sad smiley.

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Re: Calvalry Scout (McCullen)
November 02, 2014 07:36PM
Jeremy's usual excellent build quality, lean grind, and a comfortable handle. All at a low price. I hope it finds a good home withsomeone that will use it as it was intended.

I used its sister today, the Traveler drop point. It is an expeditition quality knife, easily portable yet stout enough for the most serious work. My adventure today was brewing up a cup of tea in the Kelly Kettle, taking a break from raking leaves. The McCullen Traveler made it quite fun.

Given the stock thickness and the hard use I have see Jeremy's Brightleaf in the same steel handle, I have no doubt about its durability in proceesing wood via baton, then shaving down dry shavings for a quick litle fire. The 4" lenght that makes it so useful and portable does limit the wood size, but you either split the wood in corner sections or simply switch to smaller diameter wood.




I've also found the the Traveler to be a nice comparison piece as I evalaute the CKC utility knife. But more on that later.
Re: Calvalry Scout (McCullen)
November 02, 2014 09:42PM
Chad, another beautiful knife has found a good home.

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Re: Calvalry Scout (McCullen)
November 02, 2014 09:51PM
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I've also found the the Traveler to be a nice comparison piece as I evalaute the CKC utility knife.

I'm really interested in this, especially since there is such a large difference in blade width but not a great deal of difference in blade length. Is the extra width desireable?


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Re: Calvalry Scout (McCullen)
November 02, 2014 11:42PM
Thanks Mark- hopefully I can put some real use on it.

Chum, that is exactly one of the things I am looking at, where is wider better or thinner preferable.

The Traveler was used to make a quick dinner tonight, bacon and sirracha fried rice:



For those that have not used one, the Kelly Kettle is a pretty remarkable way to heat water quickly in the field. (even if the field is just the backyard smiling smiley )