Motivated by the "Bolt Knife a Go" post, I took care of a knee high stump, obscured by branches on a trail used by children and adults today. I used a modern KaBar, and a chain saw. The KaBar easily and safely removed the finger to thumb sized branches; however, the stump was too much for my folding saw. Then we placed a visible, protective cap on an exposed pipe in the same area. I recall one of my older sisters running into something similar when we were kids. She ended up with stitches and a sore knee for the rest of her life. One vote for an often misunderstood military/general purpose knife. Apologies if this was posted in the wrong forum.
Nice job timex that is a good thing to do. I didn't know Cold steel was making a Kbar style knife. I must have missed that. At least not that close a copy anyways.
It is called the Leatherneck SF. It was $48.00 to my door. There are some good reviews on it which explain the differences better than I can. My KABAR from the "day" rests in a foot locker.
I am sure you know the deal-a lot of broken glass, syringes, condoms, booze, etc. Trying to flood the trail with responsible users.
Fortunately, I live very close to the National Forest. I am trying to prevent this little connecting trail from going to the dark side.
