Knives with a bit of belly

[Jmort1754]

Let's see them, bonus if you can link to them.

Prefer American made.

 

[TheHammer]

I’m not sure if I understand the request. But this is an iron will k2… if that’s too much, then I’d suggest an argali serac!

 

[Hondo64d]

Let's see them, bonus if you can link to them.

Prefer American made.

Not excessive, but some belly. My Charles May Holt Collier Special in S35V.

Example Knives

charlesmayknives.com

 

[Blandry]

This one has a little bit of belly, more like a beer belly MKC Beartooth

THE BEARTOOTH PRO-SKINNING BLADE

The Beartooth Blade was designed and tested with professional Alaskan bear guide, Cole Kramer. It's a purpose-built as a professional-grade skinning knife.

www.montanaknifecompany.com

 

[Antares]

 

[Oregonmuley]

IMHO this one has just about the right amount for an all arounder type knife. Its a David Winston model 92.

 

[bigunit]

I'm about to pull the trigger on an esee agk. It has some belly. Not unlike myself.

 

[Blandry]

I love the Canadian belt style knives. The MKC jackstone is one of my fav all around blades. USA made too.

JACKSTONE

www.montanaknifecompany.com

 

[wesfromky]

I'm about to pull the trigger on an esee agk. It has some belly. Not unlike myself.

I really like mine in s35vn.

 

[tt_johnsclist]

Canadian belt knives by Grohman:

 

[bigunit]

That's what I'm after. I find their coated 1095 doesn't cut as well due to added friction

I really like mine in s35vn.

 

[Jmort1754]

I love the Canadian belt style knives. The MKC jackstone is one of my fav all around blades. USA made too.

JACKSTONE

www.montanaknifecompany.com

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I have two jackstones they are my favorite so far

 

[long hunter]

Any Nessmuck carriers around. Proven design.

 

[wowzers]

Sharp Finger. Friend of mine redid the scales and another snapped the tip off in a ball joint but it keeps ticking.

 

[MattB]

A friend of mine had a Victronox lamb skinner and that thing as pretty amazing for skinning quickly.

 

[northernalpine]

Love this one…



Link

 

[RepeatPete]

This is one of @Slalomnorth blades. I still have to put scales in it, but really like the shape - enough belly for skinning but not too much to inhibit other tasks.

 

[Blearning13]

This is one of @Slalomnorth blades. I still have to put scales in it, but really like the shape - enough belly for skinning but not too much to inhibit other tasks.

Really like the looks of this. Any more info?

 

[RepeatPete]

Really like the looks of this. Any more info?

The one I got is 0.08 Magnacut, ground super thin at the edge.

@Slalomnorth for more details - he was great to work with! I’ll let him chime in, but I want to say he was some kind of wildlife biologist, so he knows a thing or two about cutting up animals.

And there’s many more pictures of his work in here:

Pics of Custom Knives

Those look great! I am working to have a few ready for Blade Show next month here in Atlanta! My first time doing a show. Hey, that one on the upper left is a le duck…which is what I use as a skinner…

rokslide.com

 

[BlackHillsShooter]

You might consider a Nessmuk style knife.

Hand Made Nessmuk Knife 52100 High Carbon Steel, Birds Eye Maple

Nessmuk Knife 52100 High Carbon Steel, Birds Eye Maple A classic design that makes a great field dressing and skinning knife, as well as a general camp and food prep knife. The original Nessmuk knife used by George Washington Sears had a similar blade shape, and he favored a thin blade. This...

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