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Cold Steel Bushman Black SK-5 Steel Cordura Survival Sheath Overview:
- Overall Length: 12.25"
- Blade Length: 7.00"
- Blade Material: SK5, Black
- Blade Detail: Plain Edge
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Cold Steel Bushman Black SK-5 Steel Cordura Survival Sheath Reviews
42 of 43 people found the following review helpful 
Best all-around knife for the money, October 21, 2010 By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Cold Steel Bushman Black SK-5 Steel Cordura Survival Sheath (Sports) Title says it all: this is the best all-around knife I've ever seen. I have 400 dollar custom knives, hand forged, etc so I speak from experience of using high performance knives. This is all the knife you'll ever need for 90% of your outdoor applications and it even fulfills some unusual ones too.
This knife was made to use and the balance of price, materials, durability, size shape etc make it an everything knife; it's even a very sweet thrower. It comes out of the box with an excellent edge that, if you are so inclined, can make razor sharp. I tend to keep field knives just under razor sharp as I don't want to roll the edge under heavy use. Bought two of these knives and have beat the hell out of them, from heavy amounts of throwing with occasionally missing and hitting cinder blocks, to chopping, whittling this knife keeps bouncing back. The steel is extremely tough and the temper making it springy so the knife doesn't break; at worst the edge will roll and even when... Read more
16 of 16 people found the following review helpful Brilliant knife, a true heavy hitter, January 16, 2009 By Amazon Verified Purchase I bought this model as well as the Bowie model, and I only have good things to say about this one. The sheath confused me a bit because when they said it came with a sheath, every knife I have ever bought or had, only the blade fit in the sheath(s). This knife is not that way. The knife is about 10-12 inches long and all but the last 2-3 inches of the handle need to be jammed in the sheath. Aside from the sheath confusion, the knife itself is excellent for the rough stuff. It appears to be made of a solid piece of steel, which is just a big plus in my book. The blade was so sharp out of the box, I cut 4 belts up with it and it hasn't really dulled the thing. I would recommend this knife for anyone who likes a multiple function knife. If properly sharpened (little real effort there), this knife could probably fillet a fish (the edge is more steep and angled than many knives I own, but retains the edge sharpness so much longer). The knife could also serve as a camp knife as it's very... Read more
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful 
Excellent Thrower - Tough but Soft, May 3, 2009 By Amazon Verified Purchase Coldsteel generally hardens their blades to 59RC so that they'll hold and edge better than the 56RC-58RC in your average kitchen knife. This is one exception. In order to make the blade tough (able to withstand abuse) they've only gone for a low hardness (down in the 54-55RC range according to some posts on the net) which doesn't hold an edge well, but keeps the blade from breaking when used for throwing or as a spear head. It also makes the blade easy to put and edge back on.
I have used my bushman both as a thrower and a spear head. As a spear head on a wax wood staff, penetration is scary, and removing the spear from the target requires some leverage and effort. As a thrower, the bushman is second to none. It's long length makes it tumble very slowly, and the balance is excellent.
I finally managed to break the tip off of mine after years of extreme abuse. As a result, I've purchased two new ones. Both the standard bushman, and the bowie style. I may... Read more
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| 42 of 43 people found the following review helpful Best all-around knife for the money, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Cold Steel Bushman Black SK-5 Steel Cordura Survival Sheath (Sports) Title says it all: this is the best all-around knife I've ever seen. I have 400 dollar custom knives, hand forged, etc so I speak from experience of using high performance knives. This is all the knife you'll ever need for 90% of your outdoor applications and it even fulfills some unusual ones too.This knife was made to use and the balance of price, materials, durability, size shape etc make it an everything knife; it's even a very sweet thrower. It comes out of the box with an excellent edge that, if you are so inclined, can make razor sharp. I tend to keep field knives just under razor sharp as I don't want to roll the edge under heavy use. Bought two of these knives and have beat the hell out of them, from heavy amounts of throwing with occasionally missing and hitting cinder blocks, to chopping, whittling this knife keeps bouncing back. The steel is extremely tough and the temper making it springy so the knife doesn't break; at worst the edge will roll and even when... Read more 16 of 16 people found the following review helpful Brilliant knife, a true heavy hitter, By Amazon Verified Purchase I bought this model as well as the Bowie model, and I only have good things to say about this one. The sheath confused me a bit because when they said it came with a sheath, every knife I have ever bought or had, only the blade fit in the sheath(s). This knife is not that way. The knife is about 10-12 inches long and all but the last 2-3 inches of the handle need to be jammed in the sheath. Aside from the sheath confusion, the knife itself is excellent for the rough stuff. It appears to be made of a solid piece of steel, which is just a big plus in my book. The blade was so sharp out of the box, I cut 4 belts up with it and it hasn't really dulled the thing. I would recommend this knife for anyone who likes a multiple function knife. If properly sharpened (little real effort there), this knife could probably fillet a fish (the edge is more steep and angled than many knives I own, but retains the edge sharpness so much longer). The knife could also serve as a camp knife as it's very... Read more 13 of 13 people found the following review helpful Excellent Thrower - Tough but Soft, By Amazon Verified Purchase Coldsteel generally hardens their blades to 59RC so that they'll hold and edge better than the 56RC-58RC in your average kitchen knife. This is one exception. In order to make the blade tough (able to withstand abuse) they've only gone for a low hardness (down in the 54-55RC range according to some posts on the net) which doesn't hold an edge well, but keeps the blade from breaking when used for throwing or as a spear head. It also makes the blade easy to put and edge back on.I have used my bushman both as a thrower and a spear head. As a spear head on a wax wood staff, penetration is scary, and removing the spear from the target requires some leverage and effort. As a thrower, the bushman is second to none. It's long length makes it tumble very slowly, and the balance is excellent. I finally managed to break the tip off of mine after years of extreme abuse. As a result, I've purchased two new ones. Both the standard bushman, and the bowie style. I may... Read more |
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