Grohmann GR1-BRK Original Design

I absolutely love this knife! I was always intrigued by the concept so I bought the much less expensive Cold Steel version. As soon as I used it I fell in love. Bought several as stocking stuffers. After using the Cold Steel copy I had to pay homage to D.H. Russel/Grohmann. I bought a proper sheath from them for the Cold Steel. Since all the recipients also loved their Cold Steel Christmas presents and birthdays upcoming, I bought myself, my brother and son-in-law one each. All of us are ecstatic over our new CBK's! If you can't afford the original, you'll be well served with Cold Steel. Grohmann sheaths can be found for them.

I love it. I go on extended remote Canada canoe trips, and thought "why not". It's a nice knife for general camp chores (cutting cheese, etc.), and this year I used to for field dressing a mule deer. Out of almost a dozen other hunting knives, I like this one the best

This is the venerable knife, the one that made the legend. The price isn't bad and the knife is well made. Fit and finish on mine are good, not perfect. The blade grind was a little wonky, but was sharp. I put a mirror edge on it, but it won't hold it as long as knives with better steels. But it will be easy to resharpen.

It's my second #1, as I just had to have a backup. I'm a big fan of Grohmann knives. The #1 is a great field dressing/skinning knife for deer and other big game.

I personally have had this knife for over 10 years and use it as my gutting/skinning and butchering knife. It holds an edge and is an excellent knife so I recently purchased another for my son who is about to begin his hunting "life". I am sure he will use it for many years unless he loses it like everything else I have purchased for him:) My brother also uses this same knife for deer hunting. Excellent knife. Worth every penny.

Beautiful knife! Awesome quality product that I couldn't bring myself to use! I ended up trading it to a co-worked for a Leatherman Wave and have been using the Wave as my EDC for work. I bought it as a camp knife, but couldn't bring myself to use it as such... Seeing how I couldn't just have it laying around I traded it.....

I bought the first one of these at Expo 67 in Canada while working there as a Boy Scout. It quickly became my go to fixed blade. It holds a keen edge. It has cooked meals, skinned all kinds of animals, made bows and arrows, started fires, and is still as good as new. So why did I buy another one you ask? At 70 yrs old, I have 2 grandsons........

This is the best shaped hunting/skinning knife ever. The feel in the hand must be experienced to be believed. The stainless blade is a good thickness for strength and it holds an edge very well. This knife is perfect for my uses.