The Becker BK21 Reinhardt Kukri, A Wood Chopping Monster
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- In this video I review the Becker BK21 Reinhardt Kukri. This thing can chop away like a mofo and is one of my favorite large fixed blade knives.
Here is a link on how I sharpen a kukri:
• How to Sharpen a Kukri...
Thank you for showing how well it can chop through bone! You're one of the only reviewers that have done this. It really shows The Chopping power of the bk21! Thank you so much!
Thank you. Hope you follow more of my videos
I will follow more videos for sure! I did have a question. How did you find power of the esee junglas compare to the Becker BK 21 kukri? Thank you!
@@hughbennett5342 the Becker bk21 with the kukri shape and longer blade obviously chopped better. However the esee Junglas I feel is overall a much better knife as far as quality, ease of use and ease of maintaining. Sharpening a kukri can be a bear, especially in field while the Junglas is easy. I also found the Junglas easier to use it for more common knife tasks. Overall I’d take the Junglas over the bk21, the chopping power was a bit better but the Junglas does everything else better
@@thelasthuntsmanoutdoors thank you! One last question. Could the esee junglas though a little less powerful still be able to chop through bone like the Becker BK 21 kukri?
@@hughbennett5342 without a doubt.
That music was cool when you went berserker on that tree.
I need me a BK21! Excellent reference to the Greek/Macedonian Kopus
Thank you, there is a lot of debate where the origin of the design comes from. Some will say Greece, some say Napal, and others says even Iberia
Hey man, this is a GREAT VIDEO!!! I just got the 21 and after seeing what you did to it, I'm damn glad I got it!!!
That’s awesome, thank you
I have that BeckerBK-21 and it is awesome. Thanks for Sharing.
Thank you!
Now seeing this again makes me want to purchase another one of these fine blades by Ka Bar &
Becker/Reinhardt Kukri one tough and well made blade without a question. 👍
Any of the Becker models is a pretty solid knife
@@thelasthuntsmanoutdoors So true 🦁
I own one of Hank Reinhardt's first kukri's. Bought it from some magazine about 30 years ago. Is coated with a navy cream color baked on finish. Has the exact handles as is found on the BKT stuff. Its a garden tool, is in good condition considering the ground use I have put it thru. It is sterile with no markings.
How did the edge hold up after chopping the bone
Great knife I got one a few years ago
That's a nice kukri. Westerniced i would say,and that is a good thing. It wil do great here in Norway! Hmm maybe i buy it.. but just bought the Ontario kukri,and it is also a great kukri design in my eyes! It is a knife i can do everything with. But i know my self,and i am problably going to buy this to,hehe. Just love knives you know :-)
Knives are always great to collect, I liked this one better than the Ontario but that's just my opinion. Thanks for liking and subbing BTW I'm working in some new blades and gun reviews so stay tuned
Its a phenomenal blade by Ka-Bar the BK-21 Kukri.
Just got mine yeasterday. The power, the weight in a hand. I like it. Didn't have an opportunity to test it yet myself. But one thing I didn't like is a grind out of the box. It was DEFINITELY NOT 20 degrees. It was so steep that it is aabout 40-45. Was sitting all evening reprofiling it to about 30 degrees
Mine was the same way, I had to reproduce it and it being a recuved kukri it’s kinda hard to do so. I got a video on how I sharpen Kukri/recuve blades here:
m.ruclips.net/video/0V1jxjpOZdA/видео.html
Btw thanks for watching
Hi, great review. I'm looking forward to having this Becker in addition to my Turok. Until now I've always had a Condor stainless machete for the jobs I have in mind for this Kukri but the handle they put on those are just small enough that when you're really chopping it hurts like hell on your little finger, there just isn't quite enough room. I'm thinking this will be more versatile as well. As someone who does video production I just wanted to suggest that when you edit you bring the volume of your music down so it's in the background, it overpowers your voice and is distracting. Thank again for the review, it's nice to see a knife in action before you buy.
I subbed and liked. I think it's an awesome blade and as you state a wood chopping monster. I have one and I think it's great.
Hey thanks for watching and you got yourself a great blade. I recently had to go through and clear out some blades and make room for new ones to try and recently gave this one to my twin brother and it continues to serve him well.
Purchased an ESEE Junglas and now I've added a BK21 to my shopping cart... Thanks a lot, I think!! lol (And guess I'll be needing to pull a little red wagon for all my knives...) PS. Another great review...
Hey thanks for watching man, I like both but I kinda like my Junglas more, considering I just bought the new Junglas 2. Been working on my original Junglas review for almost 3 years now.
@@thelasthuntsmanoutdoors Did the edge ever roll /chip?
@@BOOSTEDLASER No, 1095 is a very durable steel that can take a lot of abuse if done right. A few companies that uses good 1095 I'd suggest is Esee, Becker, Tops
@@thelasthuntsmanoutdoors Is this still your favorite big chopper? Like another better? Kershaw Camp 10 seems loved..few others
It’s good and I still have it. I like the Esee Junglas and Becker BK9 better because they are more of a classic style and are easier to sharpen. However the BK21 still will out chop them, the kukri style is hard to beat
How do you rate this VS other Big choppers? Bark River and such. have a fav?
I have tried several larger chopping knives and still the Becker BK21 chops better than any of them. This is due to the fact the it is a kukri design which has a forward leaning blade and puts more weight towards the end. This however also makes it a recurve, which I personally find tedious and a straight up pain in the ass when having to maintain the edge and resharpen it. I find a more westernized blade design like the Esee Junglas and or the Becker BK9 can not only be easier to maintain, but also can be better at other tasks and have more finesse making them overall more versatile.
Ever try the Vengeful 1 or any bark river choppers?
I sharpen my friends BK21 on my worksharp, takes 10 seconds
Cuts MUCH better also
I haven’t had a lot of Bark Rivers in all honesty. I’ve only had the bravo 1.25 and the los lobos. Both of which I’ve traded for others. Something about super smooth handles doesn’t appeal to me. I’d like to try some of their choppers though and maybe just Wilson wrap it
God bless you too, good video
Thank you for watching and commenting
Great Review , Amen
Hey thanks man
Лучший кукри в мире что я видел
Needs more subs great review..
Hey thanks man
man, 1095 at that hardness has to chip and roll
I subbed by the way:-)
Thanks for the kukri bro lol
Your welcome bro, let's do a camping video sometime and test it against the Esee Junglas
background music is louder than your voice
Apologies, seemingly when I render it turns out a little differently than it shows while editing
Please get rid of that gahdawful music!