Bradford Knives At The Campsite

What knife is your go to at the campsite? What we hear most is that a knife with a 4 inch blade is preferred. We offer 7 knives it that size. Which one is best for you? Ron covers the 7 different knives that are in our 4 inch blade series and all can work great at the campsite.
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[@ninemimesleft]

I'd be cool if you did a series of your .5 knives (3.5, 4.5, 5.5) with sharp spines and dangler sheaths for bushcraft.

[@samnottheotherone4363]

4.5, sharp spine, Magnacut. That would be amazing

[@samnottheotherone4363]

4.5 is peak camp knife when combined with an axe. If you had a 6.5 that would be the best by itself.

[@RigidGearLLC]

A few comments, and nobody commented about the new knife?

[@markcomisky7106]

Need blade guard safety first

[@IvIidnight]

When is the last time you did a batch of ANY knife in your Black DLC? I've completely given up on y'all doing any of your Magnacut blades (3.2, 3.5, OR 4), apparently it's too "hard." (Y'alls' word, not mine) Any chance of getting a CPM-3V 4.2 Black DLC'd?

[@dlrmon1]

Several of your larger knives have appealed to me over the years. I just have not been able to get myself past the proprietary handle pins you use...Just FYI

[@dlrmon1]

Just checked availability again to find you even farther away. Pins aside, my preference would be the 5.5, 4.5 & 3.5...Satin or basic stone washed in textured Micarta (Maybe G-wood), Kydex is a must in my environment and most any steel I’ve seen you offer other than N690...

[@bradfordknives7554]

We appreciate your feedback. We frequently consider steels if they may benefit the design or offer an improvement in the field. We have offered our larger field knives in CPM-3V for many years and have had great response with this steel from our customers. We previously have made small batches in Elmax, and currently in CPM-MagnaCut. N690 is a steel our dealers request for their direct inventory.