😂 yet they now have tens of thousands of followers on social media and they are so busy with production they can barely keep up. Selling out 500 knives in less than a week 🥳 nice try hater, you’ll never hurt BRK 😂

@@richroc7 IT's not hating , when someone simply tells the truth. If I pay that kind of price, I want that kind of quality that I paid for. I want the knife at least in a proper level. Are you going to pay me back the amount of money I paid, to get an inferior product? How can I be a hater, when I have invested thousand of dollars on their knives??

@@greekveteran2715 then you must be a fool if you criticize their quality yet buy thousands of dollars worth of their blades. Regarding your money back, you know as well as anyone else who buys BRK’s that you can return for a full refund or send it in for a brand new knife or they’ll fix your uneducated abuse of the knife.

@@richroc7 I live in the Southest part of Europe son, it almost costs more to ship a knife here, than the full price of the knife itself. Also, we don't have the chance, neither to see the knife we get, nor to get one of their best samples. I guess they send the factory seconds to Europe. I've seen many people, complaining for exactly the same reasons I complain about. Their quality, has gone downhill, their sheaths also, don't have the quality they used to be a decade ago. As you cover the truth, by trying to make me look like a liar or a fool, I also have the same right, to say my opinion which is 100 true. Both their grinds are uneven, and their heat treament is ruined, from their fast belts, when they try to remove all that steel to create their fu;l convex bevels. What you said, proves me right, because the quality droped, because of the high demand. PS The only thing, that could prove me a fool, is the fact, that I even replied, to such a disrespectful person like you, calling random old people fools, just because you don't accept the truth, or other peoples opinion.

@@greekveteran2715 why you buy so many then? That’s what makes your original comment foolish and senseless. You complain about them but buy thousands of dollars worth. You should’ve stopped after your first purchase but you kept buying so you must be a liar or a fool. Selling out quickly proves how awesome they are. I have several & I’ve never had a problem, every knife is perfect & performs just as well as it looks. And btw BRK doesn’t make seconds, stop buying if you don’t like them. 😉

had to change it,,,,,was getting sick!!!!!!!!

had to change rt because i was getting motion sick,,,,,,,came here to see if i was alone

You're thinking of the KA BAR USMC, wrong model

Hi there, this is my only ZT but it´s very smooth. My understanding is that that most ZT´s is not have a overly strong detent :)

Hi there, I am not looking to trade at this time, but if you know where to look you can pick a brand new up straight form the dealer ;)

Thanks for the comment. The handle is polished but i would not call i slippy. The micarta gives i some texture, but most of all the couture of the handel gives you a secure grip. I can't imagine this knife being a bad choice for skinning. I hope i helps :)

Why?

I know that's right. I go into the jungle every week and I'm on the river with alligators. I take a machete, a buck 110, and my Becker BK2 Ka-Bar. I need all three. The buck will brake if I use it wrong but I need something for small task, machete for the bush, and the BK 2 for everything else. I know I can't brake the BK 2 no matter what I do I know I can count on it to not fail. I honestly can't think of another blade with the same still that measure up. Some come close but the BK 2 holds an edge better and it's not hard to sharpen. I own many good made knives from Randall Made to Bark River knives and many in between. I can say one thing from being out there, you never really know about your gear till you actually use it several times and not just test it, use it many times. Now I have a saw and a hatchet at base camp but when I'm on patrol and recon I never leave camp without my BK 2. I took the nylon belt strap off the sheath and I put the belt type tec lock off of a Ruike RKEF118G Jager F118 Fixed Blade Knife sheath, turned it 90' degrees and had to slightly match up the holes just a bit so the Chicago screw would go through and this aloud me to spin the knive 360' degrees in any direction without unbolting anything. I can change it while i have it on.