Kristal bronze horseman vs Morakniv 510 Carbon Steel Knife

Could not be broken. As long as I am in the world, she said with her breath and her body, as long as I am, you are permanent soldier." Once again. Big, fat, ugly tears

I used this one on a couple of occasions for long distance hikes. But this one also I think it will be very good and reliable blade and tool to have w...

Since the lovers are parted, the focus is on historical events, not melodrama. With Alexander, Simons is able to cover torture sessions and the way the Soviets try to garner confessions, in which every option is a trap. From there, Alexander moves to a penal brigade, and the reader gets to witness just how poorly managed the Soviet forces were, sending men out to die senselessly. Later, Alexander fights along the front line with Germany, poorly armed and with the NKGB waiting behind to shoot him and his men should they retreat

Good, heavy knife. Shape on delivery. This is carbon steel. I have to say it’s impressive

This was a welcome but not enriching sequel to "The Bronze Horseman." The flagship novel was amazing, in my opinion -- I actually dreamed about it for days, and was so impressed with it that I gave copies to my close friends for Christmas. When I myself finished The Bronze Horseman, I couldn't imagine not reading this sequel, and overall I am glad I did, because it resolved lingering tensions that existed after the close of the first book. It was, however, a bit lukewarm after The Bronze Horseman, mainly because it felt like a reprise in many ways

If you are going to use this for fire-starting your first step should be to grind the back to a usable shape. Handle: Cheap feeling injection molded plastic, feels like what they make molded garbage cans from. That's not a bad thing in terms of durability (garbage cans are meant to sit outside for years), but it will feel cheap in your hands. The plastic contributes to its relatively light weight

This is the second book in the series, and my local library's copy is lost, so I purchased it for a great price and have passed it along to our local library to replace their lost copy.

This knife costs about 8 euro, which is basically nothing it's the price you would pay for two beers in a bar, but you get a really quality bushcraft ...