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holomorph
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Sep 19, 2017
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would like to see more from Bark River knives, especially offerings in their bushcraft/hiking & EDC lines. :)
Ogen_the_Matic
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Sep 19, 2017
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holomorphThey have a huge variety of models, steels, & handle materials and they're excellent knives. I'm sure there are some slow movers in their own or their distributors inventories that could be moved. One complication with moving them on MD is the sheer variety of handle materials that necessitate different prices. If that could be figured out it sure would be a good way to get more BRK's into folks' hands.
billc
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Sep 20, 2017
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Ogen_the_MaticBlack canvas micarta is normally among the LOWEST-priced handle options. There's not a lot to figure here. Pricing (low-to-high) is generally canvas micartas, linen micartas, multi-colored micartas and handles with contrasting liners, woods, exotic woods, and stag (especially Sambar). Bone, jigged bone, colored bone, exotic bone (e.g., giraffe), tusk, mammoth ivory, and horn are all over the map, depending on a number of factors. Pin detailing, etching & engraving, bolsters, metal treatments, etc. all add to the mix. A plain-Jane, A2 steel, black canvas knife is an in-stock basic. That's not to take away anything from the Gameskeeper, which is not only a terrific knife in its own right, but one of Bark River's earliest, most long-lived models, as well as being behind the design of the Bravo 1, probably their most well-known knife.
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