Where to buy ka-bar knives for hunting?
- Thread starter ericling
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Best to ask Canada Customs about that.
A few years ago I bought a hunting knife from The Sportsman's Guide, a U.S. surplus/liquidation mail order business. No trouble back then, but more recently I notice that knives have joined their list of things they can't ship to Canada, even though they have gotten more into selling to Canada generally.
A few years ago I bought a hunting knife from The Sportsman's Guide, a U.S. surplus/liquidation mail order business. No trouble back then, but more recently I notice that knives have joined their list of things they can't ship to Canada, even though they have gotten more into selling to Canada generally.
Shipping is:
CANADIAN ORDERS rates are$33.95
I was going to mention this as well. It's really a fighting/killing type knife rather than a hunting/woods type knife. The nature of the edge and style of the point are intended more for penetration and chopping rather than slicing.
GabrielPaquet
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- Montréal, Rive-Nord
I was about to say the same thing. A good knife for hunting should be way smaller and the edge should be more round than a ka-bar to slice the meat using the edge. Ka-bar is good for penetration and fighting, not for hunting.
Something like that : (It's exactly what I have and it's still too big for goose and duck but it does the job fine.)
And Gerber = good quality for the price.
If you want a Ka-Bar, go ahead, I love them, they are amazing knives, just not for hunting.
Something like that : (It's exactly what I have and it's still too big for goose and duck but it does the job fine.)
And Gerber = good quality for the price.
If you want a Ka-Bar, go ahead, I love them, they are amazing knives, just not for hunting.
I just looked at my invoice. My shipping costs for THREE knives, including the Ka-Bar, was 20$.
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