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Hunting knives
Frequently Asked Questions
1️⃣ What is a good hunting knife?
First and foremost, a good hunting knife should have great cutting qualities and the ability to be easily maintained. An excellent choice are Benchmade knives from the Hunt and Meatcrafter lines, made from high-grade powder steels. As a result, they are characterized by excellent sharpness retention, extremely high corrosion resistance and easy sharpening. A wide range of models will allow us to choose a design perfectly tailored to our needs.
2️⃣ What kind of gutting knife?
When choosing a knife for gutting, it is worth paying attention to models that maintain sharpness well, are stainless steel and easy to clean. Benchmade hunting knives from the Hunt and Meatcrafter lines are designed for functional work with hunted game - their powder-steel construction perfectly meets all the requirements for a gutting knife.
3️⃣ What knives are the sharpest?
The sharpness of a knife is a result of several factors, related to both the material used to manufacture its blade, the way it is contoured, the grind and the sharpening methodology. Looking for a knife with excellent cutting properties, we should pay attention to models with a thin head with a prominent belly of the cutting edge. A full flat grind and a small cutting edge angle (14-20 degrees) will also contribute to better cutting properties.
4️⃣ What is the best knife company?
There are many excellent knife manufacturers on the market, and user preference and fit for purpose are key. For example, Benchmade knives characterized by an excellent price-quality ratio will definitely appeal to those who prefer utilitarianism and tool performance. The manufacturer offers great EDC knives, survival knives, but also hunting and kitchen knives.
5️⃣ Are there knives that don't need to be sharpened?
The answer is no - the operation of a knife always involves a gradual loss of cutting properties. However, looking for knives that require sharpening as rarely as possible, it is worth paying attention to models made of high hardness steel - above 60 HRC. They will be less prone to dulling, however, also more demanding when sharpening. Excellent sharpness retention is characterized primarily by models made of high-grade powder steel, such as CPM-S90V.