Bark River’s Fingerling reproduces a classic design with new, improved materials. This is going to be a very popular knife among hunters. by Leon Pantenburg Disclaimer: I did not get a free knife for doing this review. I don’t work for Bark River, and neither Bark River, Knivesshipfree.com nor DLT Trading had
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Gunny Hunter LT sets new standard for user knives
Just when you think something can’t be improved upon, it happens. That is the case with the new Bark River Gunny LT. About all I can add is “WOW”! by Leon Pantenburg Disclaimer: Knivesshipfree.com and DLT Trading are Survivalcommonsense.com sponsors. I don’t work for Bark River Knives, did not get a free
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Bark River Manitou combines super steel with classic design
Combine a classic knife design with modern materials and you get my business every time. Bark River has done it again with this recreation of my first good sheath knife. by Leon Pantenburg Disclaimer: I didn’t get a free knife for this review. Knivesshipfree.com and DLT Trading are both Survival Common
Bark River JX-6 Companion is great hunting and EDC knife
First impressions of the Bark River Mini Tundra
I’ve been singing the praises of the Ambush Tundra since it came out several years ago. The latest verse will include the most recent incarnation – the Mini Tundra. by Leon Pantenburg (DISCLAIMER: Knivesshipfree.com and DLT Trading are Survival Common Sense sponsors. I did not get a free knife to field test,
Bravo 2 review | Perfect do-it-all, sized-right knife for the wilderness
Best deer hunting knife? We review the Bark River Bravo EXT-2
The Fox River is already one of Bark River’s most popular hunting knives. I predict this version, which combines the Fox River blade with the proven Bravo handle, will be even more popular. by Leon Pantenburg Disclaimer: DLT Trading, Knivesshipfree, L.T. Wright Custom Knives and Jesse Hemphill are Survivalcommonsense sponsors. None of
