- Is the Bushcraft Plus II good for batoning?
- Yes. The full-tang clip-point blade in CPM 154 is stout enough for splitting small kindling, though it is not a chopper.
- How does it compare with the original Bushcraft Plus?
- It keeps the same bushcraft layout with the CPM 154 blade and DLC finish. Check the blade length and handle material if you are upgrading from the earlier version.
- Does the DLC coating wear off?
- The coating is durable but will show scratches and lighter spots along the edge and spine after repeated hard use. That is cosmetic and does not affect cutting.
- Is the handle comfortable for large hands?
- Most owners find the handle long enough for a full grip. Those with very large hands may want to try one in person.
- What is included with the knife?
- The knife comes with its sheath. Confirm the sheath type and any extras with the listing before buying.
- Is CPM 154 a good bushcraft steel?
- Yes. It is a powder-metallurgy stainless steel with good edge retention and corrosion resistance, well suited to outdoor use.
- Where is the Real Steel 3721S Bushcraft Plus II Fixed Blade Knife cheapest?
- At Knife Country, USA, for $84.09, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Real Steel 3721S Bushcraft Plus II Fixed Blade Knife?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including eBay, Knife Country, USA.