ByJS2007
I'm currently looking for a bushcraft/survival knife and since I'm currently short on cash, I wanted to ask if you know of a good knife for €40-€80.
Thank you in advance
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Yes, several.
There are already very good knives from Walther for around 20-30€?
If you want to save, you can see if what’s right.
Unfortunately, you didn’t tell us what you need. Knife is not the same knife.
Depends on what you want to do.
As a professional outdoor sportsman, I never used more than an opinil for 8€. To give me some bread.
Others need a knife that is good for levering, others need a particularly sharp one for carving and another one for splitting.
Best in where I can emphasize, but only if it is possible in the price class, otherwise stop as Survival and Bushcraft knives
So as Survival knives, the Walther knives are excellent. They even belong to the basic equipment of the Austrian military. For Bush Craft, you’ll probably take another knife.
I’m not sure if there are Bush Craft knives that are also a simple Survival knife. As a rule, they’re pretty big?
Look if a Walther Knife will tell you?
Without a supply number?
No, the Austrians never had this Chinese scrap..
https://www.einhandmesser.net/test/walther-black-tac/
You also fell in on the logo, and think Umarex makes this produce in Germany, can happen!
Without a supply number, the NIE is an official equipment part of the ÖBH, or do you now claim that the army would have also issued equipment without a supply number?
You probably mean that.
https://www.willhave.at/iad/shopping and selling/d/bundesheer-victorinox-bag-messer-des-jaegerbataillon-steiermark-618104879
https://www.willhave.at/iad/buy-and-sale/d/altes-bundesheer-hapo-austria-unoffizier-bagmesser-wohl-aus-en-60er-70er-jahr-mit-einigen-funktions-sammlerstueck-611942138
The knife belongs or belonged for a long time to the basic equipment of the Austrian military.
Walther is also no cheap China scrap. Specially appreciated for excellent quality and price/performance around the world.
So the Chinese scrap that’s only bought for the logo?
And that was officially issued by NIEMALS, rather than “gift”.
Also explain why there is no supply number…
I had to take a look at what was exactly what I had at that time. It’s been a few years. That would be Walther Black Tac. This is already available today for 24€
That was so good because I could leverage it as well as split it. As an all-purpose survival knife. That’s why very popular with the military.
Which “Walther” knife is supposed to be what the Austrian military uses?
Know only the bell 78 and self-procured!
A Morakniv 2000 (puts it around the 20 Euronen near Hornbach) I can recommend that you do nothing wrong.
If it is expressly in the specified price range, I recommend a Manly Patriot:
https://soeldner-messer.com/Manly-Patriot-D2-ORANGE-Messer-Outdoormesser-D2-Stahl-G10-Griff-Kydexscheide
They speak for themselves
https://meat-solution.de/product/morakniv-kansbol-sk/?
https://www.amazon.de/Morakniv-Mora-Bushcraft-Survival-Messer-Schwarz/dp/B00BFI8TOA
And BATONING goes too!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=teQ16GtpF3w