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FROST CLIPPER: BRIGHT ORANGE

 

FROST CLIPPER: BRIGHT ORANGE

Almost unlosable in Hi-Viz Orange.

Still low cost & excellent value for money.

Well-made, non-slip grip, stainless steel, sharp & easy to sharpen.

Swedish army sheath that can be sterillised.

Orange & Black.

 

 

Anyone got one of the above.

 

Feedback appreciated as I need a new knife for breasting pigeons, pheasants and the general deer preparation etc.

 

Cheers,

 

Rob.

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Hygeine wise they are supposed to be the best, but as mentioned stainless is hard to sharpen.

 

I use Opinel No 9, carbon blade easy to sharpen and left open all the time cause it's stuck, a bone cutting "scissors" type of thing, and a kitchen scissors (Boots chemist kitchenware own brand) which is very strong.

 

With these 3 items, any gutting/cleaning of rabbit or bird can be done easily.

 

EDIT - I don't shoot deer, but have read the forestry commission use the frost on deer.

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FROST CLIPPER: BRIGHT ORANGE

 

FROST CLIPPER: BRIGHT ORANGE

Almost unlosable in Hi-Viz Orange.

Still low cost & excellent value for money.

Well-made, non-slip grip, stainless steel, sharp & easy to sharpen.

Swedish army sheath that can be sterillised.

Orange & Black.

 

 

Anyone got one of the above.

 

Feedback appreciated as I need a new knife for breasting pigeons, pheasants and the general deer preparation etc.

 

Cheers,

 

Rob.

 

I have two of the blue & black handle ones, very good for the money, if you get a lansky system you will never struggle to get an edge on any knife.

If you do end up losing it, won't be the end of the world :good:

 

 

ps Yes the FC do use the Frost

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The Frost Clippers with the black rubberised handle and the red bits on the end are superb.

These are carbon steel and come with a scandi grind so are very easy to sharpen with a flat waterstone.

The only draw back is that they only have a half tang so you should go easy if your prising. Having said that I've seen photos of someone hammering one of these into a tree and stand on the handle so they are very strong.

I've gutted rabbits, squirells and pheasants with mine and it's perfect for the job.

 

They're normally around £10-£12.

 

P.S. Yes I confess I'm one of those bushcraft nutters too.

 

About the cheapest I can find.

 

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Frosts-Clipper-Bushc...7QQcmdZViewItem

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