Barkriver Gunny in NEW! PSB 27 Steel! view by www bushcraftcanada com

Barkriver Gunny PSB 27 view by www bushcraftcanada com.
Barkrivers famous compact Workhorse, now in the new PSB-27 Steel!
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Overall Length: 8.25" Blade Length: 3.75" Blade Steel: PSB-27 Blade Thickness: .156" Weight: 5.0oz. HRC 60

[@mrc2205]

I do love these knives. Would love to get one in this steel, see what it’s like.

[@bosse641]

Very nice. Would love a rampless lightweight one with thinner steel.

[@greekveteran2715]

Exactly! By the way,LT versions are the Bark River line, with thiner blade stock.

[@greekveteran2715]

Steel is the last thing that matters on a fixed blade, t's all the rest that matter most. Bevel Geometries, how thee knife was made, heat treatment, handle ergos/design, sheath,these are more important.

[@isaiah_b_3798]

Sure. CPM Cruwear is identical to D2 all other things equal.

[@isaiah_b_3798]

​@@greekveteran2715my tongue was firmly planted in my cheek when I typed that.

[@jarjarthestar]

You're absolutely correct , too many steel snobs out there now

[@greekveteran2715]

@@jarjarthestar Marketing and Internet, are the reason for that. 90% of TH-cam videos,either if it's about sharpening or advertising (reviews) etc,TH-camrs have zero to little knowledge on the subject, so they spread nonsence that they repeat again and again, giving a completely wrong picture about knives. They think, that HRC number is and Steel name are both very important for example,where in reallity, it's the completely opposite and HRC numbers (hardness) shouldn't be taken that seriously, not only because it tells nothing about the quality or performance of the knife, but because it might not even be accurate (especially on mass produced knives). It's only a handfull of people, who really know knives.

[@isaiah_b_3798]

Too bad they didn't make any rampless ones on this run. I'd be interested in an LT version that's rampless.