I no nothing about knives, is a ka-Bar knife a good knife I like the one that's all black and it has a serrated edge in the back ?

Thanks for any help !!!

The Ka-bar is a good blade for the money, but for around the same price, you could get a Becker BK7

www.knifeworks.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=1630

Quoted: The Ka-bar is a good blade for the money, but for around the same price, you could get a Becker BK7 www.knifeworks.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=1630

So this is a better knife ?
Thanks ....

Damn 1 out of  33 people tried to help !!!
Come on, please give me more feed back .

thanks...

The ka-bar is a great knife, don't hesitate to get one. It will hold up very well to camp/utility chores which is all 99.9% of us are going to use a knife for anyway.

CAN SOMEONE GIVE ME SOME MORE OPINIONS ON THESE TWO KNIVES !!!

PLEASE ......
With all the knowledge around here ,  I would think I get more insite .
If not can someone tell me were to go to get it .

Thanks.

Becker's are great.  Ka-bars are awesome too.  I still pack around a USMC version Ka-bar now and again.  Made from 1095 steel which keeps a decent edge and sharpens rather easy.  I would say for a good stomping knife you can't go wrong with a BK7, Ka-bar.  

The CS carbon V stuff is nice too, can find SRK in the $40~$50 range.  Hope this helps.  Also try www.bladeforums.com for help but really you can't go wrong with either of the three mentioned.

Mac

people love that Becker!!!!!!!!! but only stick with autos

I usually take the ka-bar & gerber multitool w/ BHI airborne sheath shown above with me. I haven't had a problem tackling any knife-oriented field task with that setup.

Quoted: CAN SOMEONE GIVE ME SOME MORE OPINIONS ON THESE TWO KNIVES !!! PLEASE ...... With all the knowledge around here ,  I would think I get more insite . If not can someone tell me were to go to get it . Thanks.

Hey Tooly, as good as the Ka-Bar is, I would really look hard at the Becker line...the BK7 is a great blade for the money and is a little more utilitarian than the Ka Bar.

You kind of need to clarify your knife uses.  Is this a primary knife for bug-out?  Is it going to be used for camping/backpacking or hunting/skinning, etc.?  I would avoid any of the saw-backs on knives.  A separate folding saw such as Gerber's or Sawvivor will run you around $20-30 and will be the best addition.  Heck, even the the small wood saw on a Leatherman or SAK is better than most saw's on fixed-bladed knives.

You can't go wrong with the Ka-Bar, but I think you could do better with the Becker....

ROCK6

Quoted: Quoted: CAN SOMEONE GIVE ME SOME MORE OPINIONS ON THESE TWO KNIVES !!! PLEASE ...... With all the knowledge around here ,  I would think I get more insite . If not can someone tell me were to go to get it . Thanks. Hey Tooly, as good as the Ka-Bar is, I would really look hard at the Becker line...the BK7 is a great blade for the money and is a little more utilitarian than the Ka Bar. You kind of need to clarify your knife uses.  Is this a primary knife for bug-out?  Is it going to be used for camping/backpacking or hunting/skinning, etc.?  I would avoid any of the saw-backs on knives.  A separate folding saw such as Gerber's or Sawvivor will run you around $20-30 and will be the best addition.  Heck, even the the small wood saw on a Leatherman or SAK is better than most saw's on fixed-bladed knives. You can't go wrong with the Ka-Bar, but I think you could do better with the Becker.... ROCK6

Thanks to all that helped me !!!
And rock I'm going to get the BK-7, I can get them on-line for $39.99 does not include s/h ... That's the best price I can find .