Indians For Guns

Hi all

Few days back i bought this knife, am a hug fan of Bear Grylls and liked this knife verymuch.. below are some pics of it

i am in US now and need to carry this knife back to india, is it a problem if i put it in Check in luggage??

Super... Big fan of Man vs Wild... Congratulations on the purchase..

Regards
Moin.

Beautiful piece, you should not have any problem bringing it as long as it's in your checked-in baggage.

nice nife!

The 'Gerber Bear Grylls' knife is nice. It does not compare to the quality of the LMF but then it costs much less than the LMF. They have a whole bunch of 'Bear Grylls' branded stuff like a folder and some survival kits too.
Nice buy.
Bruno22

Nice knife they make decent knives

isnt Bear Grylls ex SAS the chap who was actually staying in tents while filming the serials he has to apologize later on? I find him quite over the board unless one is quite fit or ex SAS - half of his stuff is more risky and not for lay person

Sorry for the OT

best

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-Inder

Nice knife. It shouldn't be a problem as long as it is in checked-in baggage. As an additional precaution, keep the sales receipt with you in case the customs nutcases want to levy a duty.

The knife is sketchy on details of the steel - says "high carbon", which means it will require some maintenance, especially from a point of view of rust. After every use, clean the blade with water and some mild soap, and DRY IT, and it should last you long.

Also remember, a sharp knife is a safe knife.

-Amarendra

ngrewal wrote:Nice knife they make decent knives

isnt Bear Grylls ex SAS the chap who was actually staying in tents while filming the serials he has to apologize later on? I find him quite over the board unless one is quite fit or ex SAS - half of his stuff is more risky and not for lay person

Sorry for the OT

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Well also climbed Mount everest at the age of 23 after recuperating from a parachuting accident. You have to admit, the serial's very entertaining with all the stuff he manages to eat [:)] Ofcourse what's shown in the serial is not to be imitated by us lesser mortals, these special forces chaps undergo gruelling military trainings and are hard as nails....

Please gve the guy his due, he's got a whole long list of wonderful acheivements...

Regards
Moin.

in case if you going to construct house, this knife can be useful too
in India construction workers often putting some good amounts of concrete in wrong places,
then this knife can be used to cut it off.

I feel a little sad that Bear Grylls has lent his name to this product. It is a nice knife and is owned by a friend. Used this recently on a camping trip to Mulshi Dam. It is handy in basic usage, but I wont push this knife to tough use. I expect a knife that is built like a tank, from Bear Grylls. This one unlike some knives like the BK2 Companion or Cold Steel Recon Scout, does not inspire enough confidence to chop away with abandon. I agree that it is much more economical and hence good value. But I expect Bear Grylls to stamp a knife that is indestructible....just like he seems to be.

Also am trying to buy a bowie knife and carry it to INDIA. is it a problem if i carry two knives in my check in luggage?

superuser wrote:Also am trying to buy a bowie knife and carry it to INDIA. is it a problem if i carry two knives in my check in luggage?

I have carried 4 Spyderco knives once in check-in baggage without problem. As long as you adhere to the length (9") and width (2") restriction, you should be okay. As I said earlier, keep the sale invoices with you, in case they want to know the cost.

-Amarendra

Gerber did make some good knives previously, but not now. I bought a Prodigy in September 2010 and it chipped during hard use on a trekking trip a month later. Besides, serrated blade never helps and add to that the Bear Grylls knife has been manufactured in China, so quality will be inferior. I recently bought a Becker Bk 7 through 20north online. It was a bit expensive; should have tried knifecentre.com or tomarskabar.com. But becker is a solid knife. Am planning for a BK 2 soon. Better spend money on a Becker or a RAT if you really want a good survival knife. even a kabar will do.
Regards