Benchmade Steep Country

[intunegp]

What do you guys use for field sharpening? I’m not happy with what I’ve been using.


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These

 

[Blackdog317]

I like this one. Small, light, effective. It's the only thing I have used to maintain the edge over the last few years. Been through 2 bulls, a few deer and some hogs. Gets it shaving sharp quickly (and I'm no expert). Fits in my kill kit.

Guided Field Sharpener

The Guided Field Sharpener is a complete sharpening solution for field, home or shop use. It is the first angle guided, 5 stage sharpening solution designed for sportsmen who need a complete, robust and compact field sharpening solution.

www.worksharptools.com

 

[S.Clancy]

I love mine. Stays super sharp, good handle, easy to get right next to the bones while quartering, backstraps, etc. I keep mine in the sheath, but don't put it on my belt, so it works fine for me.

 

[kwackkillncrew]

I like this one. Small, light, effective. It's the only thing I have used to maintain the edge over the last few years. Been through 2 bulls, a few deer and some hogs. Gets it shaving sharp quickly (and I'm no expert). Fits in my kill kit.

Guided Field Sharpener

The Guided Field Sharpener is a complete sharpening solution for field, home or shop use. It is the first angle guided, 5 stage sharpening solution designed for sportsmen who need a complete, robust and compact field sharpening solution.

www.worksharptools.com

That's the one I use as well. Use it on my hunting knives and my fillet knives. Works great

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[Kcjackson17]

Instead of buying another sheath, I formed some kydex and made a mounting plate for the existing sheath. Then added a clip.

Let me know if anyone is interested in one.

Hey Dmoto how do I order one ?

 

[dmoto]

Let me see what type of materials I have left. I sold a bunch of them back in Oct/Nov. I'll PM you with details.

 

[Kcjackson17]

For anyone wondering you can use a blade tech tek lok

 

[bigunit]

I don't get the hate for the factory sheath. It does the job just fine. I didn't like the duck bill opening on mine so I hit it with a heat gun and made it sit a bit flatter. Works great and is a thinner profile then before. I recently acquired a bm altitude that will stay on the bino harness.

 

[Beendare]

I have that knife…its an easy project to make a Kydex sheath, oven, bend, cool, trim and then rivet or chicago screws.

Fwiw, I had to buff out the metal bumps on the handle so they didnt snag my gloves

 

[etapia]

I don't get the hate for the factory sheath. It does the job just fine. I didn't like the duck bill opening on mine so I hit it with a heat gun and made it sit a bit flatter. Works great and is a thinner profile then before. I recently acquired a bm altitude that will stay on the bino harness.

Me neither, it seems to do the job just fine for me.

Overall I really like the knife. It seems to lose an edge a tad fast but is also easy to touch up.