[1LoneWolf75]

My uncle sent me a new skinnin knife!! It's a Kershaw.

 

[Insulation Tim]

I've always felt that Kershaw makes excellent knives and the sharpest, out of the box knives.

Nice gift.

 

[okie headhunter]

I like kershaws. very handy looking knife. very nice

 

[Guest]

1080 that's a good knife. I have the 1080OR ORange grips.

 

[pickenup]

That is a nice pig sticker......er.....I mean pig skinner. LOL

 

[IShootBack]

I have one and it's my go-to deer skinner. Holds a fine edge. I use a Lansky to keep it razor sharp.

 

[redworm]

Love a small blade an really like that design.......Redworm........

 

[1LoneWolf75]

Well I tried to skin a possum with it, and to me I didn't like it to well. Seemed like it wanted to cut the hide more than peel it. Will have to try it on somethin bigger and see if that makes a difference. If it don't then I'll have a boot knife cuz it cuts through meat real good.

 

[Hawg]

Well I tried to skin a possum with it, and to me I didn't like it to well. Seemed like it wanted to cut the hide more than peel it.

Sounds like an experience issue.

 

[1LoneWolf75]

Sounds like an experience issue.

Could be if I hadn't skint several thousand possum and ****. Now it still may be since all I have ever used is a huntin knife to do my skinnin with, which I haven't cut that many hides with. Course most of my small game skinnin has been done with a pocket knife. This is the first "skinnin" knife I've ever used. Now my dad said the same bout usin it fer skinnin, but it'll do a ceserian just fine.

 

[Zane71464]

That's a fine looking skinner!
Like small game hides, as thin as they are, rabbitts and such, might take a "thinner" blade.
But for deer and such, I'd bet the skinner you have will wok wonders.

 

[1LoneWolf75]

That's a fine looking skinner!
Like small game hides, as thin as they are, rabbitts and such, might take a "thinner" blade.
But for deer and such, I'd bet the skinner you have will wok wonders.

I plan on usin it if I get one this year since I didn't have any luck last year.

 

[patrol]

Kershaw is good to go...I just got one of their Leeks and a Zero Tolerence 0700 and love them both.

 

[patrol]

Here is a pic of the Zero Tolerence:

 

[Zane71464]

I plan on usin it if I get one this year since I didn't have any luck last year.

What is the thickness of the top edge of the blade on the skinner, just curious?

Here is a pic of the Zero Tolerence:

NICE looking knives!

 

[1LoneWolf75]

1/8 of an in as best as I can tell usin daughters ruler.

 

[Zane71464]

Well I tried to skin a possum with it, and to me I didn't like it to well. Seemed like it wanted to cut the hide more than peel it. Will have to try it on somethin bigger and see if that makes a difference. If it don't then I'll have a boot knife cuz it cuts through meat real good.

1/8 of an in as best as I can tell usin daughters ruler.

This is just my opinion and mine only, but the handle to me seems to
be to "bulky" and not shaped right.

Some time back a friend of mine had an Outdoor Edge skinner, and with it's
handle design, it worked wonders on a coyote that we shinned out.
The handle just felt good to the hand and a great "skinning"
type of motion working.

 

[1LoneWolf75]

I've never used this type of knife I always had a huntin knife that I use to skin everythin and it works great. Since I have corn right next to the house that means I'll have winter wheat so I should get to try it on a deer this year. Of course I will post my thoughts on how well it worked fer what they are worth.

 

[JasonS]

Cool knife bud, I carry a kershaw in my boot and a kershaw zero tolerance tiger strip up top. Both great quality.

 

[Redd]

I had trouble skinning with a "laser" sharp knife also. Seems like it's easier to undress the small stuff with a knife that's dull, but it gets easier as you practice. Nice knife.