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I'd talked with Sal on a couple of past occasions regarding a Chinook IV, and the feedback I got was that it was not officially ruled out, or words to that effect.
I will say if there is another collaboration with James Keating on another Golden made Spyderco TANK, I'd be the first in line.
I still say that S-90V would be an interesting choice of steels for another run / whatever may come of the concept, and I too would like to see a renaissance of the original grind.
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I will say if there is another collaboration with James Keating on another Golden made Spyderco TANK, I'd be the first in line.
I still say that S-90V would be an interesting choice of steels for another run / whatever may come of the concept, and I too would like to see a renaissance of the original grind.
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+1 On original Grinds...Doc :DSkullBouncer wrote:I'd talked with Sal on a couple of past occasions regarding a Chinook IV, and the feedback I got was that it was not officially ruled out, or words to that effect.
I will say if there is another collaboration with James Keating on another Golden made Spyderco TANK, I'd be the first in line.
I still say that S-90V would be an interesting choice of steels for another run / whatever may come of the concept, and I too would like to see a renaissance of the original grind.
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Guh. I can't believe I said "Perrin". Sorry Mr. Keating. :o
It's been discontinued for a while. You can check Ebay or various forums but expect sticker shock. You might consider something else with a decent belly to it or even a fixed blade. The Spyderco Bill Moran drop-point or trailing point would be nice.diesel77 wrote:Does anyone know where I can find a chinook 3? Hunting season is coming up, and this knife will be perfect for skinning and working my elk and deer.
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Several of them on eBay at the moment, all from sellers with decent feedback. Country Knives also seems to have at least one in stock.diesel77 wrote:Does anyone know where I can find a chinook 3? Hunting season is coming up, and this knife will be perfect for skinning and working my elk and deer.
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If I was going to craft a self defence knife I would build it around the moly/tungsten carbide alloys due to the edges they take in all their savagely lacerating glory.
Super blue, F1/F2, plus a bunch of european steels.
They can take low edges, have good edge stability and pretty good wear resistance. They work highly polished or nasty and lacerating with that bite I so love. No serrations allowed or needed.
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Super blue, F1/F2, plus a bunch of european steels.
They can take low edges, have good edge stability and pretty good wear resistance. They work highly polished or nasty and lacerating with that bite I so love. No serrations allowed or needed.
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You know funny thing is...I carry a ChinookII I think it's a great all around knife...even for SD. Mr. Keating on the other hand does not carry a Chinook though he thinks it's a great knife...He carries other knives he designed like the Hornet, and he is fond of carrying a big Randal knife. and something else small that he likes to throw at people when SHTF (as a distraction)....LOL....Doc :D
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Thanks, I have my fixed blades in order, but if you have ever skinned and quartered a bull elk, it takes more than 1 good knife. It might take several. Or alot of sharpening. I have a gayle bradley and a manix 2 in m4, but I didnt buy the chinook when I should have and am now regretting it. Perfect skinning blade in my opinion, and s30v would hold a good edge for a while. And its probably the stoutest blade spyderco makes.Blerv wrote:Guh. I can't believe I said "Perrin". Sorry Mr. Keating. :o
It's been discontinued for a while. You can check Ebay or various forums but expect sticker shock. You might consider something else with a decent belly to it or even a fixed blade. The Spyderco Bill Moran drop-point or trailing point would be nice.
Future Chinooks anywhere?
Any news about bring back a new Chinook? I did not buy one when they were available but would want one now.
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sal wrote:Eric mentioned that he wanted to make a new version of the Chinook. We just put it on the project list.
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