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I am after a small knife sharpener for a hunting/bushcraft knife (60 degre angle).
I found 2 mdls that could do the trick : Lansky Tactical "Blade Medic" & the Smith's Pocket Pal - Multi Function Knife Sharpener

http://www.thebushcraftstore.co.uk/lans ... 0357-p.asp
http://www.thebushcraftstore.co.uk/smit ... 7026-p.asp

Any suggestions ?

For an emergency sharpener in the field the Blade Mediic you've found is hard to beat.

I only have plain blades rather than serrated, so use an older version of this:

http://www.thebushcraftstore.co.uk/lans ... -131-p.asp

Only cost me a fiver and still going strong. Decent edge too.

I tend to also use only plain blades - Thanks VM gents

Lansky are always a good option.

I always carry a falkniven dc4 with my knife. It is easily portable and you can get one with a belt loop case from thebushcraftstore.co.uk....

Is this for field use or for home use?

I use a Lansky kit to make the first sharpening and set the bevels. You would want the diamond stones to cut at a reasonable rate, the normal ones take ages to reprofile.

In the field I then touch up with whatever is at hand, the top of a car window or the bottom of a ceramic mug being very useful in this regard. If you want to carry something the Fallkniven DC4 is good but the diafold is better: https://www.amazon.co.uk/DMT-FWFC-Doubl ... B00004WFTW

Ask Bruce or Sherman to try the edge on their knives, I sharpened them for them!

Drop the knife to me next time I see you at the club and I'll put the first edge on it for you if you like.

Best,

A

Thanks VM it was for my Vz Bayo but it is now living with my rifle in CR. In all fairness once it was there it was looking a tad too “military/tactical” for my taste so I ended up getting a Uton Vz75 which is not as “agressive” looking and more discret for bushcraft.

And that is the Uton .