Runt - 7" oal, 3" blade, 3/16 O1 Tool Steel, G10, Corby Bolts and a flared stainless steel tube.






I carry one in my Bunker Gear pocket.

What for?

To fight the dragon of course.

I thought that's what an 1 3/4" and a 2 1/2" were for.

To chop through an entire car

I know I’m beating a dead hippie here, but shouldn’t this post be moved to the tool thread? I clicked on it to look at knives. Fair question....

Very nice work! I want one to work as a side-kick to my S.E.R.E. that I bought from you, Jeff. That thing is a real workhorse, and the Runt would be good for more detailed work on the feral piggies.

Paring knife? My bad, TOOL?

I see there is a lot going on right now with Bush Monkey Knives, and I'm not getting mixed up in all of that BS.

I will say that I am a fan of these heavy duty knives (tools) and I own 5 of them. They have served me well. I've carried the Runt and his big brother working offshore for several years. I keep one on my gun belt. Two of my kids carry them on their gun belts. These knives have kept an edge longer than any other knife I've ever owned and I've owned/own a lot. I respect the simplicity and durability of bush craft knives. They are meant to be a heavy duty tool/knife that you actually use, not a safe queen.

I respect every knife maker on this forum and respect their work, both pro and first timer's......C'mon guys let's stop bashing the hell out of each other. Sometimes we are our own worst enemy.

I won't filet fish with a Bush Monkey Knife, but I will take one to work with me.

My Runt took apart my elk and mule deer this fall, strange worked just like a knife, hummmm.
Oh, still nice and sharp, no touch up needed yet.