Survival knives are knives designed for survival purposes in a wilderness environment, often within an emergency when the user has lost almost all of his/her main equipment. Military services units give some type of survival knife to pilots in the event their plane may be shot down. Survival knives can provide for holding, skinning, wood cutting, wooden carving, and other uses. Hunters, hikers, and outdoor sport enthusiasts use survival knives. Some survival knives heavy-bladed and solid. Other survival knives are lightweight or fold in order to save weight and bulk as part of a larger survival kit. Their functions often include serving as a hunting knife. Features, such as hollow handles that could be used as storage space for fits or similar small items, commenced gaining popularity in the 1980s. Custom or semi-custom makers such as Americans Jimmy Lile, Bo Randall, and Chris Reeve in many cases are credited with inventing those features.
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This video Buck Knives 863 Selkirk Survival Knife: Blade, Fire Steel, and Whistle all in One - Shot Show 2015 is about survival knives.
If you know knives, you know the name Buck. They've been around since the early 1900s and they continue to make some quality knives. I had to chance to swing by the booth and talk with Joe about some of their new blades including this survival knife. This is the 863 Selkirk Survival Knife is - in my opinion - a very nice compromise between a larger \
But of course survival is not just about blades. For a wilderness survival scenario of 72 hours to a week your big and heavy survival knife is just right. But right after you are past that point you eventually will learn that it completely not much use for long term use.
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