This video we're gonna take a look at a brand-new knife from Uncle Henry which comes with a really nice leather sheath the pn1 pro hunter coming up on survival on purpose welcome back survival on purpose my name is Brian thanks for joining me so today after Christmas here in Georgia. We got no dogs today but. We do have an air conditioner humming in the background on the day after Christmas so anyway rambling already the got a really nice new night to show. You here today the folks at Uncle Henry which is a straight company it's rate was kind enough to send. Ishowed you just a pH. One in Pro Hunter knife. That a comes with a really nice premium leather sheath I'm very impressed by. This package here so without much further rambling let's go ahead. And take a quick look at the details. What specs I have on. This thing again this is a brand-new knife. It is not on their website. Even but they sent. Me a catalog I do have a. Few specs from the catalog. And then we'll uh we'll get to doing some of. That knife stuffs alright. Once again this is the Uncle Henry pH. One in Pro Hunter full-tang knife. This knife features a three point six inches. Or nine point one centimeter drop point blade of seven CR 17 MOV high carbon stainless steel with an eight point. One inch or twenty point six centimeters overall length the knife was 69 ounces. One hundred and ninety-five point six grams comes with stag line handles a lanyard hole brass bolsters. And a premium leather belt sheath ok so. That was some of the close-ups. What specs I have on. One in Pro Hunter knife from folks at Uncle Henry got to tell.

Some very nice feeling knife I'm going to show. You the panel detail it's got a little bit of a finger groove here no jumping which is pretty common on the traditional style Uncle Henry knives. Igot to tell more I'm just getting tired of jumping at. All period for any reason shape. Or form I'm just I may start a anti jumping campaign soon. Idon't know it's just uh seems to be a fad maybe in amongst knife makers. Idon't know anyway rambling again so just a couple of different angles of the knife here he's got a very very slight hollow grind almost a saber grind it's real closest. And got just a very slight concave surface to. It but not a lot which does really good for slicing and hunting which. This is a design to market as a hunting knife it's a pro hunter. Ithink it's just the right size. It fits my hand really well the handles are very comfortable it's um. Ithink for taping skinning.

That kind of work it's going to be a really very functional useful knife got the drop point blade which. Iliked up drop-point design it's um I'm gonna say. Somebody eighth of an inch stick. It of course it tapers towards the end like. Most of the strays has been coming to. Me the grind is exceptionally. Even they're doing a great job over at the straight factory they're in on their grinds in my opinion okay so. One thing I want to talk about is handles. These handles are stag line which basically means fake stag they're plastic okay. Ithink which is pretty much to be expected in a knife in. This price range I don't like in. Idon't know what the price is going to be but I'm sure it's going to be very competitive. All the other Uncle Henry products are during them. And might what I would consider. You know the high budget high end budget knife from a functionality standpoint not a problem in the world.

It does exactly what it needs to do. It gives something to hold on to. And very comfortable actually. You know for doing what this knife is intended to be which is a hunting knife but typically. If you're out hunting with your knife you're gonna. You may wind up using this for other tasks like fire prep. You know it's around camp. Ithink overall the drop point blade lends itself well to. That design these handles they've got enough of a texture in them they're gonna their gonna be easy to hold on to. You know you got blood on your hands. Or purse raining or slippery. Whatever sweaty I don't know sweating like the day after Christmas out here so anyway. If these were real stag handles they'll probably triple the price of. This knife you know personally I'd like to see. Another option maybe solid wood handles.

That might be a little. More cost-effective. And still be something. That would be you know. More pleasing to the purists in. You guys out there but. Ithink it's a pretty reasonable choice for a knife. That I'm predicting is going to be in the $30 price range I'm pretty known as the prediction have no idea it's my guess don't. It but let's just see. How well how close. Igot on this thing it hits the old Street Market but. Something I really like about. This knife is something straight Uncle Henry no whatever's really stepped their game of my opinion is on their sheets. This is a wet form molded leather sheath. It is welted you can see it's got a nice welt simple design belt loop which is fastened. And sewn inside which. Ithink is pretty cool so it's a very smooth back there's no Brads. Anything to hit the blade. It uh actually blocks in very tightly.

You know is that gonna loosen up over time probably so but. All it's a really nice-looking nice looking sheath very simple design but vary in my opinion. This is a premium sheath. This is a really nice job from straight. And fits in there really well. And then it's got the leather lanyard on which. Idon't really care too much for but it's there. You need that I've rambled enough let's take. This down to the old stump top. And get to doing some of. That knife stuff okay, so I've got here a piece of poplar here. You can see it's about the maximum you're gonna want you're gonna want the time of. This thing's got like a three. And a half inch blade. This is probably about a two. And a half inch piece of wood maybe. You know two and a quarter but. You can see it's not a lot of room left over there at the bang on, so we're gonna bang a little bit.

Because so some feathers going okay so. Iam horrible and making feathers with poplar apparently it's. Idon't know some people think it's great. This is really dry poplar I'm not good at making feathers with. It but we're gonna we're gonna see. How well I can do anyway okay actually not too bad for me in Poplar nice little pile up pretty fine shavings here so let's grab. Another piece maybe. Ican do a little better job let's see not too shabby. Iwould call those Farrah Fawcett curls a little bit. More maybe a couple. Some really fine ones here okay we'll call those Shirley Temple curls. If you're not old enough to know. That means then look. It up on the old Internet there so let's see. What we can do with. That okay I've got a bleep Lane really cheap fare right here doing okay. This is not my favorite foul ride it's just want to happen to grab but so we're gonna give it a shot with.

If maybe we can get. Something going I'm gonna move. These over I can have. This wood to bear down on where. Iwon't continually knock my stuff around a little bit matter of fact here's a little tip. Somebody I'm kind of modifying this a little bit but. Iforget this by putting a groove in the wood to hold your fare right well I'm gonna just make a little notch here to hold. It doesn't jump around on. Me too much let's see. We can do with I don't know. If I'm gonna get because I'm not thrilled with. This ride to be honest with. You okay I'll be right back okay. Igot my straight Ferry rod which believe. Or not is one of my favorite, so we'll put. This piece of junk out-of-the-way well saving do a better job with a straight okay so. We don't really have. Isaid a super-sharp 90 degrees spine back here but. It does have looky there finally. All right well yeah. It yes okays so who finally straight foul rods rock. Me I'm telling you okay well as. You saw it's absolutely capable of striking a fair rod doesn't have the sharpest spine in the world but it's sharp enough to strike a fair rod.

And that's just another little quick reminder of how important. It is to have you know the right fire making stuff. Because fire in my opinion is so critically important the first fair ride. Ihad it's one of those five dollar. You know cheap no-name brand fair rods the handle has obviously come off of. And then this is the trade. Ithink it's about a six dollar fair ride. You can see the difference in diameter here. This is not a Ferry rod review but the. Ithink the biggest difference in my opinion is a competition. These trades these trade fair eyes. They just have a softer competition. They have a lot more a lot. More flammable stuff in them.

Or magnesium whatever. This was sharper I have no doubt. It works a little better. Ihave no doubt some fat but in there. Icould have got it with the first. It was throwing out. Some sparks but you may not always have fat wood right so. That was just a piece of poplar. We split out the center baton doubt which is. Another reason that batana is a viable thing to be able to do with the knife. And we're able to get a fire going in. What has been extremely wet weather here in Georgia so. Iwas allowed playing the so. That was a baton test. That was a feather test. And a fire test which in my opinion are three of the. Most important things. You can do with the night don't really have an animal to skin but. This hologram is extremely good for slicing and those type tasks. Ihave no doubt this thing is going to skin like nobody's business so really the only other test.

Ican think of it's gonna require modification. Ireally need to remove. This lanyard I don't really have a use for lanyard as much anyway. This thing is in my way oh. It just immediately improved the balance of. This knife all right well. Ithink that's pretty much the full range of industry standard testing. That can be done with a knife. Igot to say the Pro Hunter pH won in from the folks at Uncle Henry passed every test with flying colors it's. Once again thanks to the folks astrayed for sending me. It showed to you hope. This video has been helpful looking for a very functional useful hunting slash camp slash take out in the woods with your knife. It really gets the job done. And probably won't set. You back an arm and a leg to do. You might want to check out the pH. One in pro hunter version from Uncle Henry. And again it's got a really nice sheath with. It so anyway stop rambling now as always thanks for watching survival on purpose thanks for subscribing thanks for clicking.

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Hi I'm Joey month vice president fuck nights coming here for the buck knife shot show 2016 in Las Vegas. What we're calling the trophy kid last year. We did a kit similar to. We called the elite pack my delete kit for archery. This is so successful. We decided to bring out. Another version of it features our 135 caping knife in orange. And also a brand-new 141 with a gut hook on. It so typically the 141 hasn't had a gut hook. This is the first year of the pack light 141 with the gullet so between. These two pieces here. You have everything you need to do your animal out in the field mice spinning night. It comes in a nice lightweight package plastic molded sheet. They spit in this nicest. Ispool over that can go on your pack on your belt. And your gear wherever. You normally keep it that's the buck knives pack my trophy kid.

Hi I'm mark McLain with buck knives on the design supervisor here. One of the knives we introduced. This year at shot show is the 863 Selkirk. This is a midsize knife. That has great features. And allows you to use. It in rugged conditions. One of the key things of. Any knife of this size is. It has a 4 and 5/8 inch blade the overall weight is 76 ounces the blade is full tank construction. All the way through. It features a solid guard up front. And a pommel strike surface on the back to use as a hammer. And lightweight light duty conditions the blade is 420 high carbon flat ground. And a drop-point blade. It has jimping at the camp near the handle for good control. And then with any fixed blade knife a key part of how. That knife is used is. How its carried so we've created. It a plastic molded sheet system. That allows you to snap. It into place and along with. This sheath one of the added features is a striker whistle component.

That allows you to create a spark. And also to signal in case of an emergency. Or to gather other people in your group together so. This works with in combination with the knife to create sparks, so we've put a notch on the bottom of the blade instead of the back. You would put your thumb. We don't necessarily want to use an edge of your blade. That would dull it for the uses. You need so we've got. This little notch that's sharp there. It will spark and create. This box you need to light your tinder. And get a fire going so with. This sheath we can put our striker. And whistle back in. And our knife back together. And so we've created. You can carry it in lots of different positions. Some people like carrying it high on their waist. Some people like carrying a little bit lower. And it's set up one is set up for vertical carry, so we've got a belt loop here. We also incorporated an.

Another feature on this belt loop people have different size belts. And so to prevent the sheath from sliding up. And down when you're pulling the blade out we've got a spacer in here. It can go in one of three positions so. You have a very narrow belt. You can use you have a white belt. You can take one is set up for horizontal carry. And so it's a matter of unmounting those components. And rearranging them. And putting them into the configuration the best is. You I've even seen. Somebody take it works at an angle so. If you'd like to do things in a cross draw situation at a slight angle. It can be configured. That way as well so that's the 863 Selkirk from buck knives.

We do on YouTube this is prepared to survive here with the Smith & Wesson survival turkey blade. They got the turkey blade frame on. All the weights push forward hope. You guys can see that it's kind of dark out here my buddy Remington it's made by Smith & Wesson is really great knife it's a search-and-rescue queue blade that's pretty worn out here blood guy shot. And yeah I'll hit everything I've had. It for a year it'll take pretty much. Anything you're gonna have at. This is comes with a sheath I've got a plastic frame here covered by cloth it's got a front pouch here with a diamond carbide assuming Smith & Wesson stamp sharpening blade sharpening stone works really great gets. It really sharps this knife will pretty much. Now bear in mind this is ash. And it's a little stuff but it'll it'll slice. It rights up yeah I've hit. Ihit ash Oh I've cut through a brush with. This little too good blade. You can hit you see not hit. It on the top here yet to on bevel the edge oh. It hasn't done yet, so I've got a rubberized handle the only problem.

Ihave with this blade. This knife rather is. That the steel only goes till about. This line then or rather. This Gr omit you only hand. This little rubber piece so the first. It feels salad and then. You know you back in a couple of times. It feels like comes loose a little wobbly back there. And then this is hilt here on. This finger guard whatever. You want to call this comes loose — no hinders the blade just makes a rattling noise gonna hit things so. It uh good blade along. And off definitely recommend. It Smith & Wesson search-and-rescue. This goes for about 75 80 bucks on the market.

Igot a good deal got. It for 35 ohs another thing is. This blade actually comes out to a point. That points really weak. It snaps off as mine did as. You can see I did is. Ijust filed that down for like a screwdriver point. You can use it gets up in things try things out. Whatever you got to do with. It so yes listen wesson survival knife definitely recommend. It the chief now has belt loop holes here little cross handle toothbrush here got. This d-ring at the bottom it's got. These little notes from anchor points. Iguess for a thigh rig on your thigh. And then it's got of course your main belt loop here got a Velcro handle strap. And yeah it's actually like. This is a hard plastic getting gonna ain't goes damage. And I've run through the whoops. And he'll out of it so but yeah it's a good blade yeah thanks see.

Hey guys welcome to. Another episode of around the fire today we've got a little review for you of the Smith & Wesson search. And rescue Tonto first things first. It has a really nice nylon sort of tactical sheath with Molly compatibility as well as a nice big quick-release belt loop. That fits over the nice big fat belts. And like tactical vests pretty much guaranteed fit over. Any leather belt you've got. Imean he'll I imagine. Most belts I wouldn't. Even fit through a pair of jeans but it's nice. It goes on easy it comes off easy but. It stays this front pouch is MOLLE compatible. And removable it contains your little diamond carbide sharpening tool just down inside there oh okay. And clips back up so. You don't lose I mean put. That on your pack that on your back depending on what sort of moly configuration your runs. If you've got a vest for. That on your back and grab. It later you're just in. Some different location are getting to your backpack the sheath itself is a heavy stitched nylon very durable. It has a plastic sheath inside of the actual chief itself for the knife so you're not gonna cut off the inside of your sheath. And have any like sort of cheap issues there like. You would with uh some chunky nylon she's the actual button clasp here is heavy stitch. And nice you can tug on. It really good and yank on. That sucker in its you know you're not gonna rip those stitches off there so.

You know it's gonna stay. It's got this nylon attachment cord here I'm place of. Something you know a little. More to your liking or. You could just leave. This court but the idea of being is. You connect this to your belt on your tactical vest. And then you'd have. This hanging down you know perpendicular to your thigh. You would tie this bit off here around your thigh keeping this flush against your leg so it's not. You know flapping as. You go through the woods. Or flapping you know as. You go through whatever combat scenario you're trying to run. You know let's say it's a bug-out type situation. You don't get caught up on. Something lose your knife god forbid stab yourself. Whatever you know to be in so.

This is a nice little tool it'll stay. It oh let's get to the knife itself okay the knife itself is gonna retail. You with these sheets around $30 it's a fixed blade with a nice solid metal pommel on the end for uh. You know pounding and stakes. Whatever you might need to do with. You know bust some heads. You know you gotta it's got a nice deep groove rubberized grip sort of. You know just your typical. What you would expect of uh sorry. Idon't know this look. Iwant a current military night. It would look like but it's not. What I imagine a military special op nice to look like. These actually come in two different blade patterns. You get the tanto and then there's the. More traditional like just curved up. You know I don't know. If that's an American style but. You know more typical knife. That you're used to the blade itself is a six inches long.

And it's made of 9 CR 17 stainless steel. And then it's coated with like a sort of like a gun coat like a CEREC coat. Something of a non reflective material. It does wear it holds up there pretty good but. You know as you be down there know. This one's relatively new. One is a part of my age well God kit so. It pretties much just sits. And waits you know but uh you'd rather have. And not need you didn't have. It rights so it's uh weighs 106 pounds it's its a solid knife but by no means heavy as. You can see there on the back spine it's a quite thick so. You know solid construction it's like a lot been done. Yet it's uh you know it's a nice solid tool overall it's a 105 inches the entire length from front end. Igotta say you know. If it's nicely in the hand it's got the little protective bit there. You know like this would just be a good all-around knife for anybody.

You know thirty bucks it's got a lot of flexibility. You can put it in your kit you'll put in your hunting kit. You put your bug out kit. You can use this for fishing you can really use. This for whatever you want. Imean it's nice it'll attach to a backpack. It will attach to a bell like. That retail $30 yeah. Idon't think you're gonna go wrong here it's not cheap at. It feels good in the hand. Everything here looks really solid. Imean it's a Smith & Wesson product. You can be pretty assured there. That you're gonna get. Something pretty decent for the money ah. You know like I said no complaints so. You know you were thinking of. Some last-minute Christmas presents. You know maybe just. You saw these around at your local army surplus. You thought about picking one up I'd say go ahead.

You know you're really not gonna go wrong it's a it's a nice night they're they're just cool. You know cool looking you can't go wrong there. What it's supposed to do but cuts things right. Imean I've seen videos. Where dudes even use. You know there's a small log splitting they put. It onto up a log there. And then they're whacking it with like a hammer. Or a rock whatever. They have you know. You can actually split. Some logs pretty good with. These so you know it's a Multi faceted little guy they're strong. And durable capable of getting the job done. And for $30 everybody should have. One in their bug out kit. Everyone should have. One in their hunting kit. You know but unless you've got. Something else you know. Imean depending upon your preference but like. Isaid for $30 can't go wrong. And we'll give one like a. You know I guess there's. Nothing crazy going on there but.

Imean it's like a 9 out of 10 tonight I'd like. It so it's a good knife. You know pretty cool for $30. You go get you don't have. One you're interesting.

Hey guys this is Wes again with. Something fancy project here to bring you. Another knife review. This time I'm gonna do a fixed blade not a lot of civilians use fixed blades. They live out in the country. Iactually live in the city but. Iam a knife phonetic. And fixed plates actually are really useful for yard work for if. You go camping even. Some household chores. That require I don't want to say prying because. You don't want to use your knife to pry things. Because that's just bad for everyone involved but. It can just give you a lot. More strength where it's needed no. This is the Smith & Wesson search-and-rescue. They have a ton of different blades for this particular series. This is the cks I looked on Amazon recently. It seems either have. Something it's not labeled correctly. Or maybe Smith & Wesson has changed up their blades but right.

It seems this is labeled. This on Amazon the cks u r2 which is. Another version this blade comes in tanto edged. This is a modified clip point got a not sharp but. It is got a fo h top blade here it's got two deep Fuller's. They call them blood grooves that's not. What they are Fuller's main purpose are to reduce weight Andrews laughing at. Me in the background mainly. We sort of joke around with people who are like oh there's blood gurus gonna stab. And the blood groups keep the suction of the body from grabbing the knife. They do sort of serve. That purpose I can see why they've gotten. That reputation I'm sure. You ever need to stab. Somebody that it's not bad to have Fuller's but that's not.

What they were designed for that's not why they are put in blades. Iwanted to spell that I'm sure I'm gonna get tons of comments. And tons of you know citations as to why they are blood groups um go ahead send them to. Me maybe I'll agree with. You maybe I will just be like I'm stupid. You are totally right. Ikind of doubt that I'm guessing any of cite the citations. That are gonna be brought up are gonna be pretty poor one. That anyways enough of my soapbox. And blood grooves that are fuller's um let's get back to the blade here again modified clip point it's 440c stainless steel I've owned. This plated a long time. This blade before anything about knives it's not a great steel I'm not gonna lie to. You it's not a bad steel. If it's done correctly Smith & Wesson seems to have a pretty good competition for their 440c. Idon't know they treat. You know they don't give a lot of information on.

This knife it is a cheap knife. Ishouldn't say cheap. Ishould say inexpensive. Because cheeping implies bad quality. This is a pretty decent quality knife for what it is a 440c stainless steel blade powder coated in black it's got a slight texture from the powder coat comes moderately sharp out of the box. You know the holds it ends just fine. Ihave baton Long's with. It I've done yard work with. It I've done I've opened boxes with. It got cardboard with. It I'm gonna do a paper cut after. Iexplain the blade a little bit. More but again this is 4440 stainless steel it's. You can get the knife for a little over $20 sometimes. Even just $20 it's not expensive it's. What you're paid for when. Ibought it was about $40. Ibought it around the time of its release so that's why it was a little bit. More expensive also again. Iwas pretty young not a very prudent shopper. One of the knife looked cool as Andrew will say. You want to buy.

Something you think is sexy I'm not like in the blade fetish. Anything but this knife is pretty attractive. Even with its wear and tear. That looks cool it shows. That it's being able to use be used. And has stood up to quite a bit of punishment. This knife is going on let's see eight years of use still good has never rested obviously. Because the stainless steel blade but. Some stainless steels rust take care of your knives. They won't rust on you it's got a really nice steel guard here also that's a steel pommel the handle which is really important. It's nice and light it's hollow aluminum that's been rubberized. Ihaven't ever had a problem with. It the only downside. Ifind to having a handle like. It shows this is not a full tang knife it's semi full thing it's got the half tang in there it's. You know a little piece of metal so obviously not the. Most safe knife I have looked at reviews. That are telling me oh. It snapped off on I haven't seen a lot of those reviews.

Though in fact I only think. Isaw two out of the. Several hundred that there were. Idon't know I've baton logs with. It hadn't had any problem. Imean batoning oak logs so not it's not like. Ihave a poplar tree in my backyard. You know or balsa logs. Even know who would have. That but you know who stands up to her abuse enough about the knife let's talk about the sheath. Now the sheath came with a velcro strap. That fit through there. It would wrap around the handle. Iknow a lot of people like to have their knives nice and secure. Iwas gonna do upside-down vertical carry. Idon't need it stays in there it's pretty nicely locked up in there um. You know seems like. It comes out with a little bit of force but. You know it's quite good then. This little pouch here. That retained a small steel sharpening stone it's actually really good. Istill use I don't know.

It went to its kind I've tried to find it before. Ithink it's a really great feature. That comes with this especially as a survival knife search-and-rescue knife it's got. These plastic strap rings. And a metal d-ring steel. It is nylon wrapped synthetic plastic. And then it's got this little nameplate right here Smith & Wesson inexpensive knife. Idon't recommend it a hundred percent. Ido find it a great starter survival knife for someone who's wanting to get a knife into knives. Even a kid you want to teach your children about knife safety about. How to do some outdoor work with fixed blades fixed big blades. You know this knife is almost 6 inch the blade is almost 6 inches long it's ten. And a half inches overall really light 74 ounces for affix blade. Idon't think it's that bad there are better fixed blades. More expensive obviously better steel choices but.

Idon't think even go very wrong. This knife alright guys I'll see. You next time thanks for watching.

You very much for clicking on my video. Iam the ready raccoon. This is going to be a basic overview of the 502 d american buoy fixed blade knife by bear. And sun cutlery this video is going to be divided into seven short parts. Iwill notate each individual part in the description box below along with the different times. These parts will begin at so. If you're pressed for time. Or you're only interested in. One specific part you can click ahead to. That part and watch the video from their otherwise. You enjoy my video in its entirety. And let's kick this thing off with part 1 MSRP for this bowie knife is going to be 336 dollars. And 99 cents this knife here was purchased for 173 dollars from Cabala's. These are the prices as of the year 2018 so. If you're watching this video at. Any other point make sure. You check your current listings for current pricing so the American movies going to come in a brown box with bear. And Sun cutlery written right across the top made in USA on the side as well as on the top of the box over here. And on the side of the box there's going to be a white sticker with 502 D printed onto.

It which is the knifes designation okay inside the box is going to be the knife. And sheath itself along with a warranty. And product registration card. It thanks you for your recent purchase of. This bear and son cutlery product to avoid injury. And ensure you get the. Most out of your bear. And son product please take. Some time to complete the steps below. And then it says step 1 review the warranty online. And step 2 product registration online. And then it provides. You two links you can type into your search engine to bring up those two steps. And then of course it looks like there's a code there. You can scan with your cell phone. If you'd rather just hop to. That way I do want to apologize right up front.

This is a huge knife. Iknow I'm going to be fighting to keep. It up on screen for the duration of. This video but just bear with. Me so let's go ahead. And take a quick look at the out of the box sharpness. They say the slower. You cut the better the test is. That is sharp look at. That, so I'm gonna say the out-of-the-box sharpness for the American buoy on a scale. Where poor is the worst good is right in the middle. And excellent being the best. This knife definitely deserves a excellent rating now like I've explained before in my other videos. One thing I like to do with my brand-new knives is give them a basic quality control look over. Ijust check for imperfections. Or damage anything that's on the knife. That shouldn't be there considering the knife is brand-new.

And was never previously owned. While looking over this knife. Ididn't find any quality control issues the fit. And finish is perfect. Everything seems to be tightened. And well installed so no issues here. You so the blade metal is going to be high-definition Damascus steel according to bear. And Sons website this particular Damascus steel is 416 layers of medium. And high carbon steel with nickel blade links for the American buoy is going to be 9 inches long. You could have a clip point design here with a false non sharpened edge with a buoy style blade shape blade thickness is going to be 0 point 1 4 inches the blade is going to have a hollow grind the heat treating on. This blade is going to be 58 through 62 I'll the finishing coating is going to be a black oxidized pattern typical of Damascus steel just above the brass guard.

You can have three blade markings. That says a bear and Sun a second line. That says J ' Vil al standing for Jacksonville Alabama USA. And the date of manufacture for this blade which is 2018 the knife is going to have a full tang design running all the way through to the bottom of the knife as far as special features go I'm going to say the Damascus steel. And oxidize black finished patterns are the special feature of. This knife it's just a beautiful design. And it's as unique as a fingerprint no to Damascus steel blades have the exact same pattern so the handle material is going to be genuine India stag bone you're going to have a handle length of five point three seven five inches I'm getting a handle thickness reading of 08 two inches. All righty and let's take a quick reading on the handle width I'm getting 12 4 inches on handle width so the texture on these stag handles is going to be just as you'd expect a natural Groot bone feeling special features for the handle are going to be the riveted bone slabs the brass cross guard.

That polished a full tang. We mentioned earlier so the America movie is going to come with a very nice brown leather sheath. This brown leather sheath is going to retain the knife using metal snaps as far as carry options go it's built carry only. You can carry it on the left. Or right hip and draw. It with the left or right hand. It comes to ease a draw pulling the knife out of its sheath is no problem at. However be very careful. You resheath this knife receiving there is an issue. Idon't know you can see here the stitching looks a little different. Than anywhere else on the sheath give. You a closer look at. That the reason for. That is at the store at Cabala's. Ipurchased this knife. They were receiving the knife. They put it in at the wrong angle. And the tip of that bowie knife cut every single. One of them threads. Ihad to take it to a shoe repair place to get. That fixed so be very careful. When receiving this knife. You go in just dead straight.

You tilt a little bit. This way you're gonna cut. Some thread and have to have your sheath repaired so go straight down just like so. And then Risa cure using. That snap considering you have to be so careful. It is not very quick to resheath. However pulling the knife out is easy. You don't have to put. Any thought into it comes to special features for the American movies sheath there are three of them first is going to be the bare. And Sun logo you're going to have brass hardware on the retention strap. And the last and probably the. Most impressive special feature on. This sheath the retention strap is not sewn into place it's not glued in the place it's riveted into place so is. This an effective sheath absolutely there's plenty of friction from the tight leather on the blade already. Iwould say is sufficient to keep the knife in under reasonable stress. And under intense stress such as. This sorry the camera blur there for a second okay we're back in focus as. You can see the knife did slip from the sheath just a little bit there.

Iwas shaking it but of course. It did not fall out completely. It was stopped by that riveted retention strap in. That metal snap so absolutely a dependable sheath. You could trust it you're not gonna lose your knife just an overall good package so. It comes to a standing how comfortable. Something is to use. Or carry it would benefit. Us to know how much. That object weighs right so let's take the first of three separate weight measurements first measurements going to be of just the bowie knife itself. Iapologize this isn't fitting all on screen it's just a really big knife I'm getting fifteen point five ounces. Now moving the bowie knife to the side let's go ahead. And get a weight on the sheath by itself. Iam getting four ounces on the sheath so weighing the knife. And the sheath together. We should get a weight reading of.

One pound and 35 ounces so let's see. What we get here one pound. And 35 ounces so when you're wearing this knife on your belt it's gonna have a low right only a little bit of the handle is gonna stick up past the belt loop which is good. It means it won't be sticking you in your gut. Or in your ribs so continuing on with comfort believe. That the american bowie by barren sun cutlery is the best feeling knife. Ihave in my collection can. You believe this traditional time-tested. And proven design of full tang metal with two slabs at the bottom no contouring or finger grooves. Anything like that just straight slicked back handle. This is the best feeling handle in my collection. All the tactical blades aside. All the cool fancy survival technologies. And grips and textures out their natural grooved bone straight back design. This is the best feeling knife. Ihave goes to show why the design has not gone away.

And why it's lasted hundreds. And hundreds of years. It is just an absolutely amazing feeling handle no hot spots whatsoever. None yeah this handle. This grip on my scale poor being the worst good in the middle excellent being the best that's right. You guessed it's going to get a rating of excellent so barren Sun cutlery was founded in 1991. And despite being around the past. Several years I never heard of him. It wasn't until this knife was given to. Me as a birthday present. They finally pinged on my radar but I'm happy to finally be aware of. This company they have. Some really impressive things going for them first. And foremost Vera's son operates out of Jacksonville Alabama producing water in my opinion quality made American knives right here in the USA. Ipersonally appreciate. Any company that chooses to keep production here in the USA. And maintain an American workforce. Then sending their production overseas so. Ireally respect ABARES son for this reason the second thing I really like about them is the pride.

They take in their product. This bowie knife is just beautiful. Ilooked at some of the other Baird son ice at the store. Iwas there they were beautiful as well in fact it's my overall impression. This company really understands. What goes into making an attractive knife look the way. It the Bowie knife design is generally defined as a 9-inch clip point blade with a cross guard bear. And son could have easily met. That requirement slapped a price tag on. And sent it out the door but instead. They took the time to make. This bowie knife beautiful with their Damascus steel grood stag handles high shine brass guard. What taking pride in your product looks like in my opinion. And I'm very impressed with. They executed this bowie knife third thing I really liked about them by customer service experience was amazing like. Imentioned earlier during part 5 there is a receiving issue. If you're not careful. You can cut the stitching on your sheath well.

Iwas at Cabala's to pick out my birthday knife. Inoticed they had two of these Baird son American buoys in stock. Both blades were beautiful. And had absolutely nothing wrong with them but. Iended up picking this particular American buoy to bring home. Because the stitching on the other American buoy sheath was heavily damaged. This buoy I picked out to bring home was only missing a small section of stitching down here as. Ishowed in part five over the next. Few days the stitching started coming undone. And fraying and I was a little frustrated by. That situation, so I thought about contacting Abele's asking to exchange my American buoy for another American buoy but remembered the only other American buoy. They had in stock had. More sheath damage than mine did so. Ifigured the next best thing would be to contact Baron's son directly. Isent them an email explain the situation. And within 45 minutes had a reply. This the reply was from the president of the company mr ken griffey mr griffey asked.

Me to send him some pictures of my damaged sheath about 15 minutes after replying to his email with those pictures. He requested I received. Another reply it was his opinion the damage was. Most likely caused by employees of the store in. This case Cabala's not properly receiving the knife after showing their American buoys to customers by subsequent use of the sheath then caused the already cut threads to fray. Though the sheath is not covered under the knife's warranty mr Griffin understood the situation. Iwas in as not being my fault. He offered to mail me a replacement sheath for your charge not only did. The offer to mail me a replacement sheath.

He also gave me advice on how to repair my damaged sheath. He suggested it to a shoe repair shop. Ihave done she has been repaired. And thanks to his generosity understanding of the situation. Iwas in this happened the package arrived in the mail just like. He promised so let's go ahead. And open what kind of replacement sheath. Ishouldn't have to cut. This package it's pretty should be okay so here. We have the replacement sheath of the finish on. This leather is different. Than the finish on the sheath. It came with as you can see. This has a kind of polished look. More of a rough look but. You still have a riveted retention strap. And metal snaps and the knife should fit in there no problem at. All just remember you very careful not to cut the sheath there go straight down kind of help. It gets past the Picasso there. We go there it is very nice so. What taking care of your customers looks like.

He could have easily received my email. And just replied she's aren't covered under warranty tough look but instead. He asked for pictures of. He could verify for himself. What my issue was he offered a solution on how to repair the damaged sheath. And then free of charge. Provided me a replacement just to be nice honestly just for the inconvenience of having to deal with the damaged sheath from the retailer that's customer service to a tea. That is outstanding customer service so guys. You buy from bear and son cutlery buy with confidence they're gonna take care of. If there's any issue with your product they're gonna make sure. That you're taken care of that's not to say. That your experience with them is gonna be the same as mine I'm not saying they send out free shoes every time. They receive a complaint about them. It is not covered under their warranty. Iwant to make that clear your experience may vary a little bit but I'm just telling you.

What happened to me showing you. What kind of company. They are presenting themselves to be to. And based on my experience with them I'm gonna be a lifelong fan of Baron Sun cutlery. Once again with the disclaimer I'm not saying they're gonna send. You a free sheath me in the email. Idamage I would have to buy replacement, but they're only $26 on their website so it's not gonna hurt your pocketbook. Now since this is a bowie knife which from the beginning was primarily designed to be a fighting slash hunting knife. And since this is just a beautiful execution of. That design I will not be testing it for this video. Ifinal keeping my american bowie knife cleaned. And polished it was a museum piece.

Ihave no doubt it would perform well on a survival. Or camp situation so. Ifeel don't need to test. It there and risk ruining its beautiful finishes. All know the design is effective in combat as history famously recorded during the sandbar fight so with. That said this video has given. You the information. You need to craft your own opinion on the American bowie knife by barren sun cutlery. You have enjoyed my video. You did please consider liking and subscribing to my channel for upcoming overviews. Iown the radio a coon. And thank you very much for watching.

Our Natchez Bowie is the definitive fighting Bowie it's long blade is perfectly shaped for reach. And leverage and it's significant heft is flawlessly balanced giving it unparalleled liveliness. And velocity combined. That with its wickedly sharp edge. You have a knife that pierces like a dagger cuts like a razor. And chops like a cleaver Idarn near perfect cut with. This naturally you've got a boy like. This you've got an awful lot of power in your hands That was fun Now right now I've got my blade right through. This rib it pretties easily yeah here. It split right there This is why you carry a big bowie knife. This is why you carry 11 half-inch plate bowie knives. That makes long cuts like. That do 15 pound blocks of meat

Hi YouTube this is Alan just showing you my modification of my cold steel Lora do Chloe. It originally got and noticed a crack in the handle. And thought that no well full-tang knife I'll just take. It apart and put in your handle on. It that's the handle. Iended up putting on that's. You look over there got a bit of a curve in. It fits really good in the hand comfy knife told. What I found my split. They handle Hakeem with open which is the full cocobolo was there that's. What was leaning inside so the actual tang of the knife itself right up too here. And stop though here. This piece of cable metal. And brass welded to the end of the tang so. Idon't know it doesn't really count as full tang in my books but. You know they make. It looks like you have. All closed up it sure looks like a full tang knife. That little piece coming through.

You think that's the tang of they don't. Another knife but anyways. It came up pretty good it's still secure. And safe and there is brass pinned for hold into the handle really well. And there's a another spacer. Ipush in here just to make sure. Everything tightened up. And held nicely so it is the cold steel that's my mighty Khan the really good knife as well. This to the sheet thanks meeting a soft little collar for the sheet so. Icould actually wear. It on my belt I like to wear a little bit lower. And find that just didn't eat through my belt in using. That brass tend to hold there sometimes the night seems to feel like it's in the way so. Ican forever my side in. It works much nicer for my purposes thanks again have a great day buy.

Custom tactical calm here. And today and looking at the cold steel Lora do glowy so popular cold steel knife that's been around for quite a. Few quite a number of years. This is the latest version of. Some here made in Taiwan with the whole 101 steel it's quite a nice blade barely fits on my screen there it's a fully flat ground Bowie style the boss hand guard there. And then a little bit of a bass detail there. They call the focal ball which is basically laminated wood like a diamond. What type of thing as. You can see from the side here it's a it's actually pretty nice knife it's its. One of the I guess of the better made cold steel knives. Now they're moving to an o1 steel which is a pretty good carbon steel. One is a good solid performing carbon steel no they've done. That it's its you know a solid performing leaf the grinds are really good one. One I've been checking it out. They did a good job moving production to. Wherever they did in Taiwan. This one's also got the sharpened top the sweat chair it's not totally sharpened its ground to a single. It doesn't have the the secondary bevel there it's just. One on them all the way but it's sharp.

You can cut stuff with. That no problem the full cocobolo it's nice see here it's got the. You have child pain coming out here but radar bowie marking on. This on the tang on. This side yeah you got to keep. This old one tool because it's its a carbon steel on steel as a carbon steel. You do have to keep. It oiled and in a lot of places like. If you're in florida. If you're in the somewhat. More moister areas during the summer months for example to give. You an idea of links overall we're talking fifteen. And a half inches blade is at about just shy ten. And a half so big bowie here. This is the stock leather sheet. That comes with just a little will nip here so. You can sit in your belt sits right there on your belt.

It goes on the side retail on these guys is. Ibelieve around 289. Or 300 just just shy of 300 but of course like with. Most cold Steel's usually available for about half. That online so 850 bucks 450 bucks. This looks like what about 3/8 of an inch thick it's a pretty solid knife. Ihave to say nice crisp lines really good grinds it's a it's a good buy 150 bucks not a lot of a lot of better knives out there not better bowie knives out there at 150 it's a it's a good knife their sin by ones of course are. Even nicer, but they carry a bit of a price tag on them. That price I probably want to be looking at cold steel but. This beast level Lauri ta bowie pretty good buy good steel. And yeah they say hook interview.

Tyler here with knives today. We have the tops baja 45 specs on. This knife got a nine point four inch overall length with a 45-inch blade the blade is full tang. And is 5/32 thick it's 1095 high carbon tool steel. It features tops Black River wash it's a nice durable finish on the blade uncoated but still offering some protection against corrosion the weight on the knife is six point three ounces. It comes with a high-grade leather sheath. That weighs six point two five ounces giving the weight for the overall package coming in. And right around three-quarters of a pound as. You can see it does have green canvas micarta handles. Some nice cutouts here for a secure grip comes with brass screw construction nice large brass lanyard hole divin the handle is used for bow drill fire makings the Baja 45 features jimping at the index finger. And the thumb for a very secure grip. And there's some nice white liners between the micarta scales. And the blade just giving it a little bit of a classy look there the Baja 45 would make an excellent field ninth.

And shares similar qualities to the Brothers of bush craft field craft knife also from tops. Both have high carbon 1095 tool steel blades. Both have micarta handle skills the major difference you're gonna see here is in the thickness. And weight so the Baja has a full flat grind versus the Scandi grind on the field craft. And the thickness in the blades the Baja has a 5/32 thick blade. And the field craft has a 3/16 it's not a major difference but in slicing performance you're really going to notice. It especially with that full flat grind on the Baja. You can see here things down at the tip the nice taper on the Baja. And the thickness and the handle scales is also fairly noticeable cuts down a lot of the weight on the Baja without sacrificing any comfort the Baja is still very comfortable in the hand as nice of ergonomics. Whether in a forward. Or reverse grip the Baja comes with a thick double stitched leather sheath a steel ring and heavy-duty snap fastened leather drop loop.

It also comes a Ferry rod magnesium fire rod combo fits snugly within the Sheep as well see the Baja so it's pretty deep in the sheath it's very secure it's definitely not gonna come out. You really want it to come out again that's the Baja 45 from tops check. Now at gpknivescom thanks for watching and stay sharp.

Hi folks John the wing man. One five channels thank. You so much for checking in I'm out here on location today I'm in northern Arizona about 15 miles north of Sedona out here in the high mountainous regions. Ithought I would take. This opportunity to do a quick video knife review for you folks. This knife is the Tops Cochise. If you're a history lover like. You know that Cochise the Indian chief used to run along the southwest area of Arizona. This knife was named in his honor. Ithought this is no better place to do a knife review. Then right here in Arizona so as always first we're gonna cut away I'll do a quick tabletop specs rundown. And then we'll do some practical application. And I'll come back and I'll give. Some final thoughts on. This blade you're not gonna want to miss. It folks it's beautiful up here come along. And join me let's get her started let's try a chop test with. This blade this is about an inch. And a half limb on this blowdown seems to be a lot of them up here. They get some high winds. It looks like man I can really smell the resins in their like its fatwood pretty cool so got a little bit of resin in there. You can really smell. It smells awesome let's see. How well we can do a tent stake point the display we're the coatings getting dirty. It looks like they've had a fire up here recently I'm sure up here at elevation we're about 7000 feet I'm sure. They get lightning strikes. All the time well that's chopping a tent stake let's see.

Ican find a piece of wood. Ican do a feather stick let's see. How well we can do a feather stick with the Cochise it's just doing those onion skin thin curls just finding. That sweet spot it just loves doing feathers. You can just see them rolling right off. This blade now I've not touched. This edge this is a factory edge straight from tops for these video reviews. Ido not modify the blade. You folks to see it just right out of the box but look at. That just awesome curls beautiful. Now the Cochise has a pretty robust pommel on there which would make a nice little hammer. If you're processing wood. These pine cones whatever. You might need to do with.

It bush crafting task camp graph a whole thing about. How far protrudes away from the actual handle is. That the pine cone isn't hitting me in the palm of my hand there's a nice area. Where there's a little bit of room in between there probably about 3/4 of an inch. Ineed crush stuff down always being careful of the sharp edge of the blade my little public service announcement yeah there's a great job. Now for some final thoughts on the tops Cochise as. It chops pretty well. It made feather sticks. Imean just the onion skin paper-thin feather sticks just outstanding I like the way the pommel was able to crush. That pine cone it worked very well my hand was out of the way as. You can see here I've got 3/4 of an inch close to an inch. You could use it as a hammer. If need be I like the scales. Ilike the unpolished micarta the great thing about. That is as hands sweat they're gonna get. More tacky and grippy, so they're just gonna season very nice my only critique on.

This just the over-pronounce jimping on the top here. And here it's not a deal-breaker for me. It did give me a good solid grip. When using this blade but for a lot of folks out there you're wearing gloves so. Imean that's not a big issue. Iknow the bush crafters are gonna say John. It doesn't have a 90 degree spine for me personally that's not a deal breaker. When I'm not reviewing blades. And I'm out here actually camping and doing stuff. Ireally don't use the spine of my knife for scraping that's. Ihave an axe I have saws for. That sort of stuff and as a kid growing up. Imean never thought about using the spine of our blade to scrape feral rods. And to do things like. It just was something. We didn't do I know the modern trend. Because popular you tubers are doing it is to have a knife. That does that but. This is not a deal breaker. Ilove the old-school design. That hunters point it has just enough angle like.

Isaid earlier to I was shaving those paper-thin curls. It just worked really nice. This would make a great hunting knife a great camping knife I'm not gonna say a great bush craft knife. Because the guys are just gonna tear. Me up in the comments below but camp crafts field craft hunting its awesome the Kydex. She works really well. You get a positive LOC my only critique on here is I'm not a big fan of the steel clip but that's not a deal breaker. What I would like to see on future ones is maybe going to their thermal plastic clip. They have works really well. Something that'll fit a 2-inch belt. Or maybe even just a piece of Kydex there as a Kydex belt loop would work really well but.

Iunderstand that folks might want to carry. It Scout style if your left. Or right-handed you want to spin. That around so you're probably wondering if I'm gonna rate. This on a scale of one to five stars. One being that it's going to the boneyard five means. That it's a Grand Slam for me I'm gonna give it four. And a half stars I like to design I'm just a big fan of. And here's the chance. Iwant to take a moment to talk about. This is a older blade in tops lineup. That a lot of us are out there looking for the latest. And greatest and the newest. You folks to take a look at. Some older stuff. You know there's always new. And improved but old. And lousy work pretty well. And I'm not saying this is lousy I'm using. That as a metaphor that there's.

Some great designs out there. And tops that has a lot of designs in their lineup give. Me a chance take a look through their catalog. They have hundreds of different profiles of blades. You fancy the Cochise. That you're really gonna like. It's a great knife to have out here in the woods. Isaw a sign up here cuz I'm up about 7000 feet. It said watch out for elk. Igot so excited I've been looking around as I'm driving through the woods just wanting to see a bull elk that's like on my bucket list so. You never know on the drive home. Ihappen to catch I will definitely add. This video well that's enough of. Me babbling this is just a short video review of the Tops Cochise look for a sixth month. Or a year update on. This blade I'll let.

You know how it's working out for me. And leave comments down below. You have questions you have concerns. If you're not a subscriber hey. What are you doing take the moment. That subscribe button be part of the action we're doing a lot of great stuff on. This channel great things are lined up for the summer follow on social media. All the links below as always thank. You so much for being part of the channel watching commenting interacting its awesome until the next time folks. Iwill see this is wing man out. Now it's time to get out here. And play a little bit take care.

Tyler here with knives. And today we have the tops knives hazen legion 60. This knife is a hard use combat. And utility filled knife designed by custom knife maker mark Hayes has over 40 years of knife making experience. He approached tops knives to produce. One of his designs as a production knife. They were all too happy to oblige the blade on the légion 60 is made from 1095 high carbon tool steel. That is going to be tough. And easy to maintain in the field the blade has been finished in a sandblast for low reflectivity with a satin swedge here near the tip for excellent performance in piercing tasks. It does have some index jimping here near the swedge giving you. More control for finer cutting tasks. When using this as a field knife to. Either process game. Or do other precision cutting tasks the blade has a mid height shallow hollow grind which is going to improve the slicing performance. While retaining exceptional strength in the blade the handle scales on the légion 60 are made from Backhand. And micarta this is going to provide for excellent strength. And resistance to the elements. It also provides traction. When the knife handle is wet. You also get a very ergonomic handle with an integral guard here towards the front as well as a little scoop here towards the back. Some nice thumb jimping here on the spine providing a very positive grip the knife is actually very comfortable in a variety of grips. This knife is going to excel as.

Both a field and a combat knife. And here for a quick size comparison. We have the Allegiant 60 with the SE c-- m6. You can see these knives are fairly similar in size. You get a little bit less blade. And handle length on the SE but overall. These knives are fairly comparable. You can see here both have a very robust blade thickness. And similar shape and size of the scales what's interesting to note about. These two knives is. While the Allegiant six is actually larger in blade length is also lighter coming in at 92 ounces as opposed to the nine point six five ounces of the CM six for a quick run down on the specifications the overall length comes in at eleven point five nine inches the blade length comes in at six point seven inches with a six-inch cutting length the blade thickness comes in at a robust point.

One nine zero inches the handle thickness is 05 seven inches the weight on the knife comes in at nine point two ounces the included Kydex sheath comes in at a weight of 30 ounces for a total package weight of twelve point two ounces. And here's the légion 60 in its Kydex sheath. It comes with a rotating nonmetallic belt clip for a variety of carry positions. You see here it's a very secure fit a little bit of thumb pressure pops right out locks back in place but. It does deploy quite rapidly. And for a knife of this size. It carries quite well thanks to its slim. And thin profile you like. What you've seen today. And you'd like to stay up to date on. All of our new videos please subscribe to our YouTube channel feed. And like the video below again that's the Hazen regen 60 designed by custom knife maker mark Hayes.

And produced by tops knives check. Now at gpknivescom thanks for watching and stay sharp.

Hi folks John the wing man. One five channels thank. You so much for checking in I'm out here on location today I'm in northern Arizona about 15 miles north of Sedona out here in the high mountainous regions. Ithought I would take. This opportunity to do a quick video knife review for you folks. This knife is the Tops Cochise. If you're a history lover like. You know that Cochise the Indian chief used to run along the southwest area of Arizona. This knife was named in his honor. Ithought this is no better place to do a knife review. Then right here in Arizona so as always first we're gonna cut away I'll do a quick tabletop specs rundown. And then we'll do some practical application. And I'll come back and I'll give. Some final thoughts on. This blade you're not gonna want to miss. It folks it's beautiful up here come along. And join me let's get her started let's try a chop test with. This blade this is about an inch. And a half limb on this blowdown seems to be a lot of them up here. They get some high winds. It looks like man I can really smell the resins in their like its fatwood pretty cool so got a little bit of resin in there. You can really smell. It smells awesome let's see. How well we can do a tent stake point the display we're the coatings getting dirty. It looks like they've had a fire up here recently I'm sure up here at elevation we're about 7000 feet I'm sure. They get lightning strikes. All the time well that's chopping a tent stake let's see.

Ican find a piece of wood. Ican do a feather stick let's see. How well we can do a feather stick with the Cochise it's just doing those onion skin thin curls just finding. That sweet spot it just loves doing feathers. You can just see them rolling right off. This blade now I've not touched. This edge this is a factory edge straight from tops for these video reviews. Ido not modify the blade. You folks to see it just right out of the box but look at. That just awesome curls beautiful. Now the Cochise has a pretty robust pommel on there which would make a nice little hammer. If you're processing wood. These pine cones whatever. You might need to do with.

It bush crafting task camp graph a whole thing about. How far protrudes away from the actual handle is. That the pine cone isn't hitting me in the palm of my hand there's a nice area. Where there's a little bit of room in between there probably about 3/4 of an inch. Ineed crush stuff down always being careful of the sharp edge of the blade my little public service announcement yeah there's a great job. Now for some final thoughts on the tops Cochise as. It chops pretty well. It made feather sticks. Imean just the onion skin paper-thin feather sticks just outstanding I like the way the pommel was able to crush. That pine cone it worked very well my hand was out of the way as. You can see here I've got 3/4 of an inch close to an inch. You could use it as a hammer. If need be I like the scales. Ilike the unpolished micarta the great thing about. That is as hands sweat they're gonna get. More tacky and grippy, so they're just gonna season very nice my only critique on.

This just the over-pronounce jimping on the top here. And here it's not a deal-breaker for me. It did give me a good solid grip. When using this blade but for a lot of folks out there you're wearing gloves so. Imean that's not a big issue. Iknow the bush crafters are gonna say John. It doesn't have a 90 degree spine for me personally that's not a deal breaker. When I'm not reviewing blades. And I'm out here actually camping and doing stuff. Ireally don't use the spine of my knife for scraping that's. Ihave an axe I have saws for. That sort of stuff and as a kid growing up. Imean never thought about using the spine of our blade to scrape feral rods. And to do things like. It just was something. We didn't do I know the modern trend. Because popular you tubers are doing it is to have a knife. That does that but. This is not a deal breaker. Ilove the old-school design. That hunters point it has just enough angle like.

Isaid earlier to I was shaving those paper-thin curls. It just worked really nice. This would make a great hunting knife a great camping knife I'm not gonna say a great bush craft knife. Because the guys are just gonna tear. Me up in the comments below but camp crafts field craft hunting its awesome the Kydex. She works really well. You get a positive LOC my only critique on here is I'm not a big fan of the steel clip but that's not a deal breaker. What I would like to see on future ones is maybe going to their thermal plastic clip. They have works really well. Something that'll fit a 2-inch belt. Or maybe even just a piece of Kydex there as a Kydex belt loop would work really well but.

Iunderstand that folks might want to carry. It Scout style if your left. Or right-handed you want to spin. That around so you're probably wondering if I'm gonna rate. This on a scale of one to five stars. One being that it's going to the boneyard five means. That it's a Grand Slam for me I'm gonna give it four. And a half stars I like to design I'm just a big fan of. And here's the chance. Iwant to take a moment to talk about. This is a older blade in tops lineup. That a lot of us are out there looking for the latest. And greatest and the newest. You folks to take a look at. Some older stuff. You know there's always new. And improved but old. And lousy work pretty well. And I'm not saying this is lousy I'm using. That as a metaphor that there's.

Some great designs out there. And tops that has a lot of designs in their lineup give. Me a chance take a look through their catalog. They have hundreds of different profiles of blades. You fancy the Cochise. That you're really gonna like. It's a great knife to have out here in the woods. Isaw a sign up here cuz I'm up about 7000 feet. It said watch out for elk. Igot so excited I've been looking around as I'm driving through the woods just wanting to see a bull elk that's like on my bucket list so. You never know on the drive home. Ihappen to catch I will definitely add. This video well that's enough of. Me babbling this is just a short video review of the Tops Cochise look for a sixth month. Or a year update on. This blade I'll let.

You know how it's working out for me. And leave comments down below. You have questions you have concerns. If you're not a subscriber hey. What are you doing take the moment. That subscribe button be part of the action we're doing a lot of great stuff on. This channel great things are lined up for the summer follow on social media. All the links below as always thank. You so much for being part of the channel watching commenting interacting its awesome until the next time folks. Iwill see this is wing man out. Now it's time to get out here. And play a little bit take care.

What's up everybody. This is my cold steel mini Pendleton Hunter almost forgot the name there. Ihave had this knife for about four weeks. Ihave carried it a lot have cut with. It a lot I have already made a video about. One just after it was just awful. Itook apart the sheath on camera. It didn't work out as. It should have it was just awful so the only mod. Ihave done to this knife is add a little para cord just give. Something for the pinkie because of pinkie presses against the bottom here with my large hands. It is my first knife in vg1. Idon't have vg-10 knives. This vg1 seems to be very niceI'm only thing after. Icut up some fruit. Ilet the blade it was just lying around a little bit wet so. Some water spots on there also on the back here not super pretty but. You can definitely see. This mirror finished full flat ground blade. And the secondary bevel. You can almost not feel. It is that subtle it's almost convex behind the edge. It's a very nice blade geometry. It is razor sharp from factory. It still is sharp I didn't cut. You know rope or cardboard.

Any particularly nasty stuff with. It is a very classy blade shape that's. What attracted this knife in the first yeah that's. What attracted this knife almost looks a little bit like the Falcon. Even f1 but shrunken down. And the only thing really. Idon't like too much on. This knife is and the lanyard hole there's. Something like a ceramic ring I don't know. What for and the Keaton handle so. You have a full tang knife. You coat this rubbery material. It looks like it's well. It feels very cheap. You have some gaps here. This part is just the rubber treyton material. Ithought in the beginning. It might even break off. Or maybe I should cut. Ihave to have it still on there but yeah. Iwouldn't give my hopes up but. That doesn't look too sturdy. It is very grippy it is very small it's a three finger knife. And the pinkie aligns on the bottom here but then. It really is comfortable especially with. That lanyard it really is comfortable. Ibought this knife originally.

Iwanted to carry it around the neck. Iwatched video not ganas. You know mention any names but. Iwatched a video by a German jerk-off who had absolutely no idea about knives who shot. This knife and the sheath. And took apart the sheath well took off the belt loop with those two screws. You can without any problems use. This as a neck knife well asshole no. You can't actually so. What happens you take off those screws the entry of the sheath gets very loose. It almost isn't held in securely. Because it's very tight. Even used the upper holes for the belt loop instead of the lower ones just to have. It rides a little bit higher on my belt. This gets a little bit looser. You put the screws back on without the back plate. It doesn't work so now it's just friction it's not like the famous cold steel secure ex click in. You know like with the other neck knives. And it's very unfortunate so the only thing. That really grabs is a little yeah. You can see this bent in here.

That goes over that rubber material. You can see it rubs against. It so that's another thing that's not well. Ijust would have wished. If they had done it a little bit differently but. It is very secure in sheath. And in combination with. This extra attachment. It is very secure the thing about the belt sheath is about the belt loop I'm sorry. You have the belt in there. This part wants to ride on the seam of your pants. You have to really get. It behind them behind. That seam it is very secure. It carries very nicely. It is not heavy at all wait for you at only in grams so with the sheath. It only weighs 94 grams without 54. It is very light it is full tang. It is reasonably thick actually it's not super thin but the black geometry is just outstanding I did a lot of food prep with. This knife had no issues only thing maybe. That won't hold up after time is. This piece of Keaton rubber but oh well it's not a super cheap knife but I'm certainly glad.

It means I have to carry. It on the belt which. Igenerally just like carrying fixed plates. That way at least small ones. This could have been very well concealed around the neck but the retention is not super good so. You very much for watching have a good night roll tide.

It's first again push. This zoom in have beautiful pockets of resin. And then we great fire lighting hey guys. One of the things I wanted to accomplish. This winter was to have. Some sort of backup blade system. Igenerally don't carry multiple blades with. Unless I'm out testing which lately seems like. All the time but one of the things. Iwant to do is have. Some sort of backup blade system initially. What I thought I would do is pick up a sort of high-quality folder not necessarily. This book but looking for something with a. You know a known solid lock system. That maybe in a pinch could be used for batani. Or at least sturdy enough. You could trust, so I started leaning towards knives like the Cold Steel the Triad locks like the Voyager systems. And things like and kind of what I ended up with was. You know part of me said oh you've got a mora which doesn't weigh a lot but there's got to be. Something a little bit smaller. Than a mora it would still give. You the capacity of a fixed blade. And the sort of the comfort. And security of having a backup at the size of a folder. That got me searching well. It didn't take you long. Iwas looking through the cold steel stuff. Iran across the cold steel mini Pendleton. You guys saw this video last fall.

And in the winter I generally try not to answer those comments too quickly. Something because the comment goes. Something like this hey. What was that knife. You used and then I answer. That comment then it's like oh. You think of that knife. That sort of I'll get 20 of those on the video there's a reason. Ihaven't mentioned. Because it's sort of still in testing process it'll. Either make the grade. It won't sometimes I'll go back. And answer those questions. Idon't make a video of. That particular product. One warrants you a little close-up here. It is the VG one stainless steel cold steel nice little handle see I've got huge hands. You know Ike and Worf. That size in there but put. It next to the buck Vantage an SL pocketknife. You know it just kind of gives up the overall size. Now with the sheath. It is a very nice sheath there like secure lock tech. Whatever they want to call. It's basically the sort of Kydex ish material it's got two fasteners on the back nylon belt loop.

And a button with Velcro which is a nice secure way of doing it, so I've never had. Any issues basically a belt loop attachment it's been comfortable enough. That I've had this on my belt. And forgotten all the woods. Igo to the grocery store. Igo into work after. One of my little pre work adventures. And I've been very pleased with. This thing I'll insert a video here will some say I'm very impressed with. This little cold steel oh yeah. This entire dead punky piece but it's completely dry it's been standing punky. And pull this whole chunk with. This tiny little knife whirring very well. You know so I basically did. Some prongs test you know. You compare the spine it's a pretty thick spine in comparison to like the Mora. Imean it's a hefty little knife the VG s stainless has no rust. Anything RC on this was used throughout the snow. And throughout the winter. It is shaving sharp. And just holds a terrific edge. Now it's definitely a three-finger. You know pinky's back here doesn't have much traction but.

You know for small whittling for fire craft. You know this was a great companion. All winter long the price point is hard to beat the handle itself is a very comfortable sort of soft rubber. Idon't know what they technically call. Ithink I've got a little bit of pitch there. Icould probably clean off. It did have that said there I'm trying to read. It through the viewfinder. Idon't in Hunter 3. And their logo on there it's been. You know I cleaned the pitch. And stuff off there before so it's getting a little scratched up obviously it's got. Some wear to this has been a fantastic find for me so far I'm. Idon't know any cold steel products. That I've been disappointed with for the price point for the performance.

You get from I'm pretty impressive so. Ihighly recommend them. Idid see the larger version the regular Pendleton. Idon't know what it is about the shape of the blade of the way. It looks I don't know. If I'd be happy with. Ireally kind of liked. Everything about this guy. You know you get a bigger bulkier handle. You get a bigger blade then. Iwould probably edge. You back towards a Mora instead of the cold steel. You really want to kind of beat. Some but this thing did. Everything I asked you know kind of surprised. And over so that's it I'll put in. Some pictures and videos of the past. You know eight months. Me using this you enjoy thank you.

Cold steel Minnie Pendleton hunter in vg1 stainless got roughly a three-inch blade. And a might longer handle kind of Crichton feeling handle has a lanyard hole in. It right here it's pretty handy blade takes a pretty keen edge. And sometimes it for it's just little wood crafts. And things like I don't know why I would not have a scandi with. Some sort of woodworking knife but. One can certainly do the trick so. You can see the thickness easily spit split it's not a super thick nice but it's thicker. This size range cross batons pretty well see. How much of a bite it takes into the wood for such a little knife. Ithink it's got some strength to. It can pry out some pretty big pieces for such a small knife see barks pretty nicely Croton is pretty grippy in. This handle and after a. While working with it of course it's just a little too thin. And it's not a huge knife so you're in your hand would get fatigued after a. If you're wearing gloves. It really helps quite a bit. You could work with. This knife for quite a. If you're wearing gloves. And not be bothered. You can see how easy.

It was for me to knock down. Some the material on his piece of maple the nice thing about the VG. One first of all stainless is great. Ilike stainless I have things about carbon steel. Iprefer sometimes but stainless is great. Ican get a blade and stainless. It still strikes a fire steel just fine for me which is. What I care about I almost prefer. It just the edge maintenance. And things like that at holding not worrying about rust kind of favoring the stainless steel completely as long as it's a hard steel. And for a flat grind knife hopefully. You can see how big a chunk I'm pulling out of. This that's pretty great for a little tiny knife making a spatula at the moment. And might kind of my kind of give it a little divot. That might cloud this into a birch tree. It to tap the birch. And run the tonic water down. And collected my bucket just kind of messing around we'll see.

This is about the right time of the year to collect birch in fact. Ithink that's what I'll do like I'm getting a clicks about tonic today let's handle material is great. If your hands are wet. And you're working with meat in a deer. Some animal that your hands are bloody. This kind of handle material would be great really easy to clean off. And just a great texture you're never going to lose your grip try to cut through. Something or muscle through. Something okay here's my spatula I'm starting but again I'm just going to turn. It into a little ramp actually to click a little bit of. That birch water but. This removes material as. You can see pretty easy. That wasn't that bad I've had. More comfortable handles but. This knife for the price of going for right.

Now that's an absolute steal of a deal. And blades just consistently razor-sharp so in order to make a little gouge a vein for. That tonic to flow down need a really nice tip. One has just enough tip to really bite in. And make a vein for. That water to run down not a super penetrating tip but it's pretty decent. Ithink of the tops knives. Or the SE knives in. This size range I don't know why their knives are. More expensive this is far superior to a lot of those se knives in the size range the. Ican't think of another company that's providing an option of. This quality materials at. This price point I mean Condor has. Some pretty useful knives in. This range that are portable but their materials are different it's not the same. All right we got our little notch cut in there. You can see that there's the knotch. Now I'm just going to thin. This out into a little pole I'm going to jam. This into a tree wedge. It around a little bit.

Iwill angle this up into the tree hammered. And the tonic will drip down. This into my cup something. That would be insanely difficult with a big knife it's really fine work should be really hard alright there. It is there's the little ramp. That will feed the water down to me.

What's up everybody. Itook a gamble here. Iordered in tonight. This is why I didn't really read reviews out. Or watch videos I just kind of dug the. That the way the knife looked. You know the handle. And the blade let me just go ahead. These specs out of the way real quick for anybody that's interested. You may have seen this here. This is a cold steel's version of a knife. That was designed in the 1950s by a canadian company known as the gram. Or the d h russell belt knife. You know the canadian belt life the blade is a 4-inch spearpoint blade I'm cold steel version here. They use German for one six stainless Krupp steel 25 millimeters thick on. On the handle is four. And a half inches okay. It has propylene scales pretty much a pretty tough durable weather resistant plastic scale here okay 22 ounce is very light feather-light makes. It a nice EDC option. You know a nice what type in general being so light the sheath here is. What cold steel calls corex it's pretty much a tough very tough nylon material let's put. This in so you can see there're no liners on. This but it's fairly tough. You can see the knife goes in pretty far it's got very good retention has a so Don Nehlen belt loop not the fanciest but for what you're paying on. This right here I think it's a good deal. This right here can be had I'm lined for raid around $15 roughly so. You know that puts. It in the lines of a lot of the war knifes fairly good runner-up ok my thoughts on.

This here after using this. Istarted using this in the kitchen first thing I did it's funny. Iend up doing they have a lot of cold steel nice and. Ihave to say I just absolutely fell in love with a knife the feel of. How the blade is uh away from the handle. You know it makes the great work knife. This would be a great first intended use. What it was designed for that's kind of like a trapper knife skinning animals. You know small to medium. Or large food prep pretty much a great option for I really like. Even proportion bleed. Ilove my spear points the Hollett Brian. This is very nice but I'm gonna have to say. This is probably my favorite all-around use knife pad over here. Idefinitely in the future will be ordering in. One of the originals. They still make. They cost five hundred dollars just. Iactually want I love the feel of. It just great perfect size for an EDC blade. Or out in the woods. All around use knife in my opinion four inches a couple hits on.

One here which aren't too big is the jimping here kind of being the blade is kind of thing its kind of little uncomfortable too for extended use putting your finger here in kind of putting a lot of pressure on. Iimagine he had gloves on. You probably wouldn't feel. It but yeah my opinion the jimping here is a little too aggressive for how thin the blade is not a big deal. And deal I have on. This here and it's not. Even really that bad. This is the first knife. Igot from cold steel. That wasn't here popping sharp. Ijust watched some videos today. Everybody had you know razor-sharp edges. This came with like a 30. Or 35 degree angles grinding on. It a real fast grind. It wasn't really you know. It wasn't buggered up. Anything but I had to take. This to my baby, so I'm kind of grinded down. It shape here now just to show.

This index card very sure but. Iabsolutely love this pattern here. And from what I've seen today is my first day. What watching videos today. This is a pattern either love. You hate I have to say. It a lot like I said it's my favorite real quick. Everybody uh there's a guy came across here. Italked with he has a YouTube channel he's called the iced tea powder. He did a video out of night. He had custom-made by a guy named David Manley absolutely beautiful. And a mere polished finish on the blade beautiful sheath very nice brown micarta scales I'm not sure. What he paid for that but guys check out. This channel here that's the Asia ta I'm gonna link in his video in my description check out his canadian belt life absolutely beautiful there're other options.

And other bakers out there. Ibelieve mace of Alaska. Ithink they're called. They offer these too. And I've seen in d2 steel but very cool. That for the price here for $15. Even go wrong I personally like. This better than the. More amazed just the feel of. It I'm not a huge Scandi grind fan. Iliked the Hollin grind. Or a full flat grind just personal preference Mauro's great bang for the buck for sure. And their Steel's awesome but there's. Something I really think about. This pattern here and like. Ifound my new favorite knife thank. You so much you guys for stopping by check my description for the Asia ta video. You guys take care and have yourself a great night.

so hi I'm back at my little hideaway in the trees I'm making myself a little tea using my little tea using my Primus stove which. You guys saw in my gift guide using the Vulcan enamel tea can which. You guys have now seen a couple of times okay yeah we're gonna give. This thing a little going over. This is the for those of. You who watched I just dropped in. This snow for those of. You who watched my livestream. This weekend last night at the time. That I'm shooting this. You know recognize it as the Canadian belt knife by cold steel made in Taiwan apparently it's like 14 bucks on amazon CA maybe that's amazon com I'll check. And it'll be down right there so the reason like as. Isaid in as I've said a couple of times on. This channel I've always been curious about. This design like something about. It says real old-school to. And I've always wanted to see like. You hear that it's much. More ergonomic it looks. You know it's a weird looking knife. Iadmit but you hear. That it's actually a lot better. Then you'd think, and so I've always been curious about. And Simo has seemed oh those of. You who watch my live streams will recognize his name he's always got a lot to say. And it's always interesting he has. One of the hunting specific ones by Grohmann knives. And he's got this cold steel. He said look try you like. It go buy you don't. He didn't spend any money so that's. What I'm here to do today.

Ihaven't startled he might have sharpened. It no matter what it's its pretty sharp. Idon't know if it's shaving a sharp but yes. It is it's mildly shaving sharp. Some stuff up um anyways I'm here to see. What I think of I do like. It there's a company. That makes I have my eye on it's a Canadian company called Basecamp. Something I don't remember as. Isaid in my livestream. Iwas trying to get stuff for my Canadian gear review series. IGrohmann a note and I'm too small for a lot of these companies to give. Something to legit I have no problem with. That but I was small enough. They didn't even answer. Ido decide to you know pull the trigger on. Something like I do it's not gonna be growing I'm not gonna reward them for. That kind of behavior.

You never know as I said in my livestream. You never know someone as small as. Me he's gonna be as big as a Joe robinette. Idon't foresee that myself but. You know treat every youtuber who contacts. Someone who may be huge. And who may be a useful voice for your brand. You know that's just branding 101 I've done a lot of work in marketing so let's five. This a try disappointingly the gas canister ran out before. Igot the water to a rolling boil so. Idid not make to that would have really sucked so instead I'm having some nice warm water. This could use some ginger. And lemon so I think of. This well first off. It ain't pretty that's for sure. This is utilitarian as hell that's not a problem. It doesn't pretend to be. Anything more it is its an it's like a $20. Or less purchase right. More a territory, so I'm not expecting you know you're not gonna get a burl the Oh Myrtle burl handle. You know sweet leather.

Or sheath anything. That's not what this thing does so that's not a ding against. You know as I've worked with. It yeah it looks weird but it's surprising how easy. It is to use just like. Ididn't have to rethink. Even with that really weird kind of shape right. That does let me take my glove off is. This on screen okay with the warlord clone the angle of your hand. And the blade it continues straight right. This is sort of canted but the weird thing is the point isn't. That far off of where the point on a wood laura bia would lure would be about here am. Igetting this on camera yes so. What Laura point would be about there so you're only talking about being off by but. That much I thought. That weird angle was going to make. It hard to get leverage. And stuff but it wasn't actually. That bad it's too late to chop with it's not gonna be a chopper. Iam an axe carrier so that's not a problem for me but. It might be an issue for guys who like. You know to carry a knife.

And that's more expensive like the Grohmann knives are definitely heavier. It might not be the same issue in. That case but I also feel. That is the one part. This angle to the blade is a weakness in like. When you're when you're chopping I expect the power to happen before. It does within with. Something in this shape. You know like that shouldn't have taken. Me two chops, but I was expecting now it's like. II don't really know. How to explain it but like. It doesn't happen where I'm expecting it to. And so maybe that's affecting the strength. That I'm bringing to. It shops well that was better but like. Iwas expecting it this time ago so it's okay. That felt weird so. You know definitely would not use. Ijust got snow all down my back. Ihad no problems batoning with. Iwas going a little late cuz. Idon't want to break. Someone else's knife. It really is a cheap sort of plastic handle the feathers it's not bad on camera about. That there you know look at those tiny little not bad it's not bad.

It really sucked forgetting sparks off. Though to uh to make my tea water. That there's no way. That 41:16 maybeI'm it's got to be a stainless. Something but I didn't bring another knife. Or a scraper with I forgot half my stuff. Ihad a bit of a weird moment there. Iwas like come on man work with. Some sparks I got enough to light the other stuff but. Some work I kind of liked. Ikind of liked you know knowing what I know about. Now I've only used it for like a couple of hours here. What I will probably do is use. More sorry sumo I'm gonna keep. It for just a little longer I'm gonna use. It a little more sort of as a second knife.

Or I'll have my main knife as a backup as. Ihit the bush this spring and see. That works more long-term. Ididn't notice any kind of fatigue with. That weird angle but I'd like to use. It for a whole weekend. You know in the bush. What happens their see. It feels by the end of the weekend. That angle of attack okay that's an aviation turn but in like angle wrist angle. When you're using tools can sometimes have real affect long-term on your comfort with the tool but yeah. Imay in fact buy one of these just to have in the toolbox. Ikind of want to get. One by Basecamp whatever they're called it's not. That expensive it's in the same ballpark as the Grohmann a little. More expensive but it's not like a $400 knife so. It might be worth it just to pick up.

And maybe do a side to side comparison Hey actually that's a good idea. You guys think I'm gonna put. That out to you guys should. Ipick up the Basecamp. When it's back in stock. And do a side by side sort of what do. You get for sub 20 bucks versus. What you get for like a hundred. Something I don't know. That might be cool you guys think should. This is the spring or. This summer this snow is knee-deep. This snow is knee-deep I'm trying to retrace my steps but it's funny. It doesn't look like it's sorry. It doesn't look like it's snowing. That much but sheesh okay. And also you know these gloves. These are just work gloves. Because they're the only leather gloves. Ihave for when I'm. You know picking up the tea canner. You know something I've been cooking with. You know it doesn't look like it's snowing.

That much but man like my steps are kind of filled in already. You know these gloves. These are not these are not good winter gloves. These are terrible my hands are freezing their just work gloves. You know but I'm wearing them. Because they're my only leather gloves. You know for picking up the tea can. Whatever I've been cooking I almost bought I've been looking at those. That company crud the Swedish company crude maybe. They make some gloves. That really man they get. Iwant those I almost bought them yesterday. Iwent to their website. Iwas like yep I'm gonna do. It 1200 1200 odd Swedish crowns no problem right just on the just on the off-chance.

Ichecked the exchange. And they're $200 gloves. Iwas expecting like 60 bucks. Something oh they're still on my list. Ireally like them that they're great. You know I have a thing for Swedish gear. Ireally do I'm not just gonna buy. Anything with the flag on. Yet to be let down you know oh it's funny my hands are freezing but it's not actually. That cold like it's not. Even — 10 out here I don't think it's gotta be maybe — three we're supposed to get a real massive dump. This is the beginning of apparently a very large storm front coming in. And apparently the rest of February is going to be absolutely frigid but. You know what for now I'm really liking it out here. Idon't want to go home but things to do so got to do. It so as I always say feel like.

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Hi folks my name's John. You just saw my testing of the cold steel Canadian belt knife a very nice little knife it's for 116 German crop steel four inch blades with a polymer handle comes with. This nice little nylon cheese it's very serviceable holds the knife in tight but. Idecided to make myself a small cottage cheese. Ican wear as a neck knife it's not too heavy for. And take this off yeah I'm really impressed with. This knife it's in my opinion very fair competition for the. More knives this goes for like 15 to 20 bucks. You can buy it on Amazon I'm sure. You can find it somewhere else so let. Us check the edge because in the actual very sharp. Istarted to the testing see. How there's a little spot that's still up in the rest but still perfectly sharp the did shape here of the back of my arm before. We started with this test let's see. It still do I don't know. If you'll be able to see. That but here does still shaving sharp yeah so. Ireally enjoy this knife. Ihave very little bad things to say about. It the spine is good at least. This portion of I could strike a fair word with. It didn't scrape the wood but. That might be because the wood is too hard the jimping is very nice holds the finger.

Or tied there you can really get into smaller stuff like carving I put a lanyard hole on here Alania. Imean not a hole the hole was there before just. That's because I can drop the knife do. Something grab it again that's just. What I do it's very comfortable could be a little bit sicker for my hands but. Ihave giant hands I wear glove size XL so. Idon't know maybe this knife is for people with smaller hands um. Idon't have a lot of experience with. This steel this is the first knife in. That steel I own but. It gets very sharp. And holds the edge I only strop. This knife over the leather a couple of times after. And it's still razored sharp I'm very happy with. It but yeah you enjoyed my little video. Ihonestly would say. You look for an alternative for the Mora knives. This is the one to go it's the same price point it's very nice steel. And yeah it's just a nice little knife, so I'm sorry goodbye for today.

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Hey guys wanted to do a video for you today on a belt knife. This is a fixed blade from cold steel. One in particular is the Canadian belt knife. This is a budget blade for sure. This is made out of German 41:16 Krupp stainless steel. It is not a high end steel but. It seemed to hold an. All right edge crack. It open here I've been carrying this. Ican tell you the sheath is well it's its Cordura it's really thin like could. Or Cordura it's got. Some retention there actually. Ihadn't tried that before. Istarting to shake loose there. Ihad to give it a good little shake for it to come loose that's not bad obviously you're not going to carry. This vertically or upside down. Anything but yeah sheath is honestly. Ihad to say something about the sheath it's. Iwould expect to get on a knife. That cost $1699 canadian so. Iguess that's a positive. You get a sheath because for what it is. Ireally didn't I was getting a sheath but for 17 bucks. You can't expect much out of your out of your sheath. When the blade is definitely worth 17 dollars. More it's a nice little knife here. This thing only weighs two point two ounces. We have a polypropylene handle 8. And a half inch overall length with a four-inch blade length hollow ground. This is the sharpest knife. Ihave ever bought as far as factory edge goes I've been using this knife for but a week. Now you'd be seeing it. And it's its a factory edge. Ihaven't done anything with. This thing will shave Burton — nice fine little coils of course it's catching up there. That but yeah for sixteen dollars seventeen dollars.

They just want something to do a little food prep with. Or open your boxes packages. Whatever it's a four-inch blade. Isaid $17 this the model on. This thing is 2-0 CBL Charlie Bravo Lima. This is designed after the Grumman russell belt knife. That the Russell belt knife was. Something up here in Canada. That was issued to the combat engineers. Iactually had my hands on. One of the issue ones a couple weeks back of course. They have the wooden handles. Everything else and better steel, but they're about a hundred bucks. And I'd like to have. Ireally would just wasn't at the top of my list right away. Now I'm a fan of cold steel products in general so. Iwanted to give this a good try. What it's like so far so good as far as quality control.

And stuff like I mean the handle. Idon't know how well you're gonna see the handle. They have it textured kind of looks like wood grain. Iguess well you can see. And of course it's got the. You can see it was molded in the back it's not sanded ER. Or really cleaned up but again. You know 1699 you get a little it's not a hot spot by. Any means you can feel. It but a little bit from the molding process in here. One thing I noticed on the blade. Ibelieve these are stamped blades they're not they're not forged in. One thing I noticed. Idon't know if you'll see. It there it is a little dimple on the blade right there just a little divot pucker. Whatever you want to call. It rights there that's been there. And also on the this side of the blade there's a little discoloration you'll get. It to focus for you right in here there's a little circle of discoloration almost like there's a clear coat missing or an extra spray of clear which.

Idon't think they sprayed. Anything on it but anyway just a little oxidation maybe but I've seen. Some reviews on these. Some testing on the stainless steel properties on the corrosion resistance. And from what I have seen. This for 16 or 41:16 Krupp does a really good job fighting oxidization, so I'm not quite sure. That is but it doesn't matter it's got a good run. And jumping up there it's pretty aggressive jimping it's not so sharp but the fact. That the blade is so thin. It really bites into your hand it's almost uncomfortable that's. You know you really push on. It but the blade the handle. And blade profile of. This knife just like the Russell dull knife is awesome. These things you know are popular internationally but the real thing for a reason they're just really comfortable really nice to work with. One in particular is very light 22 ounces crazy sharp. He said hollow ground awesome little knife. You want something just to. You know user on the campsite using even at work.

You know you got open boxes cut cardboard for a living I don't know. How long it's gonna maintain. That edge for you I've cut through a lot of cordage. And paper and stuff like. That over the past week. Or two but and so far it's held up really nicely but I'm sure you're gonna have to resharpen. It on the flip side of. That I'm willing to bet it's very easy to resharpen. Because it's not real hard steel so as long as you're comfortable sharpening blades. You could put a really nice edge under. This said it's super sharp break from the factory I'm very impressed by cold steel for their initial edge on. This knife especially at the price point like. You send this off to. Some places I don't know. What people are charging for sharpening what I'm sure. You could spend ten bucks to sharpen a knife. If you're gonna pay. Someone to do this thing only cost seventeen. It came razor sharp. You could literally shave with. This thing right out of the box so.

Igive a big thumbs up the cold steel on. This particular blade. They also have from the same kind of line the light outdoors men I'm kind of thinking about grabbing. That as well to see. What it's like but yeah guys so. This is the Canadian belt knife by cold steel great little knife for the price really can't go wrong. Ididn't mention the little lanyard hole there as well but. Some 550 cord through there. You wanted but you're really not gonna be chopping the thing it doesn't have enough weight to do. Any chopping you could baton with. It through some thin stuff. You know it's more length in. This blade you do on a lot of neck knives. Or stuff like that not. This is a neck knife but four inch blades so yeah. You could do some like kindling process again stuff with.

That big thumbs up for me I'm very impressed. And cold steel I think really hit. It out of the park with. This little thing for the price alright guys well thanks for watching and subscribe hit. That like button stay tuned I've got. More videos coming out for the next week. And have a great day.

Hey friendlies I'm camping with the daughter unit. And while I was here. Ifigured I would put. This knife through its last paces end of the season. And give you a final summing up of my feelings on. It and my feelings on. This knife is extremely positive. Ithink that for the money. This knife is a very good deal its cheapest chips it's like moral level cheap. You got to remember. That if you break. It or something it was. A more level cheap but. Ifeel that the shape the ergonomics are every bit of what you would expect from. This weird-lookin a knife it's very good in the hand the edge is very keen on. It's 4116 steel you can take. That as you will but for me it's done a great job. You cannot as I said before you're not striking a Ferry rod off. This spine you can take a file to. It somewhere and sharpen. It up I don't want to do. Anything to this knife until. Iin a while until. Idid this video in fact. Idon't think it's fair to do a review of a knife. That you've changed stuff on. Ithink that's kind of crass so that's the Canadian belt knife by cold steel. Ilike it I like it a lot of look the nice thing about. This knife is for the price. This is the knife you buy to decide. Whether you want the full on Canadian belt knife like the Grohmann.

Or that one by Basecamp X. Ithink it's called right cuz those are way bigger ticket items. This is how you sort of decide. Whether that shape is the shape. You want for me yeah damn straight it's the shape. Iwant I'm keeping this it's going in my bag as a backup probably not as a food prep. Because I've already got. That mini Nazca which works really well for me but I'll find an excuse to use. This one so that's. That for that thanks for listening in on my final thoughts about the Cold Steel Canadian belt knife as. Ialways say feel like. When I'm doing them please get the conversation started down below. This time what I want to know is where. You on the fence about.

This blade shape about. These Argonauts it's my review make. You want to take the plunge we're just a little mad do. You already have one. Any answer is legit aside from. That please share this video. That helps me a lot. If you're not subscribed then please subscribe. If you're already subscribed then hit. That little bell and leave. Me a smiley thumb if. You don't like what I'm doing leave. Me a frowny thumb thanks for watching guys.

All right everybody welcome back to free America so. Ipromised I was going to make. You a video about the original th Russell Grohmann manufactured belt knife. It compares to the other two. That I've already talked about so let's do. This is a neat little knife. Imanaged to get it from new old stock so. Idon't know where exactly in the United States. This thing was on sale, but they're well over $100. Some point maybe these are Canadian dollars. Idon't know at some point. It retailed for $44. And then it was reduced to 35 dollars. And 20 cents and then. It went into storage. And stayed there for a very long time so it's a neat little knife let's take a look at. It so nice sheath nice knife nice sheath. It comes with the story of a knife Wow nice and a little card Pictou Nova Scotia sure enough well. This is a nice little leather sheath it's got a nice welt it's in pretty darn good shape. Now you'll see a little tiny bit of verdict rewrite here on. This brass rivet and I'll admit to. Ialso had to clean. Some (vert) agree off of. Ichopped some vegetables with. It a little while ago so it's got a little bit of stuff on. This is such a neat little sheath. Idon't exactly know. Now I've seen a couple of negative reviews on. This style of sheath but for me. Igot to tell I mean the knife goes in there. It doesn't fall out right it's I'm pretty darn happy with. That the knife itself is marked Grohmann pick doing Nova Scotia Canada see.

Ican get that there. We go dh Russell belt knife Canada. This is the original okay so as. You can see it's a full tang knife. Ibelieve these are walnut scales they're super heavy-duty they're very nice brass rivets like. Ihad to clean a little bit of her degree off. Because they've been in the box for so darn long. And a little bit of jimping on the top of the blade they're a little bit bitter on the toil right then the in the other knife feels really good in my hand. Imean it's its almost magical. How good it feels so let's look at them side-by-side shell. We all right here's the Murphy. And here's the cold steel spacing out a little bit so.

We can see what we're looking at so. You see the cold steel grip has a little angle right there. That the Grohmann also has cold Steel's a little bit. More pronounced and the Murphy doesn't have. That which is probably. One of the reasons why I'm not as comfortable with. It the other thing is let's look at the choice I'd by side. Imean the Grohmann actually has a toil. And the Murphy like. Isaid there's a reason. Imean it's sharp tore right there so without a child. Ireally feel like I'm gonna cut my finger off. Or at least cut I am a fan of the original Grohmann knife no. These are expensive right. One was not expensive. They just happen to get a great deal on. It was new old stock. That kind of stuff which in my opinion. Ipreferred the older knife. You know to a newer. One but there she is ladies. And gentlemen a real live no kidding Grohmann D H Russell Canadian belt life super happy to have. This knife I wish deer season was still here so.

You know going and use. It skin game you know maybe I'll shoot. Another fox or coyote. Something I can use. It but really liked. It well done Roman factory. And Pictou Nova Scotia so god bless america. That includes you know North America. And Canada thanks for joining me today. You enjoyed this video. You do please give me a thumbs up five. Me a like this is the kind of stuff you'd like to see hit the subscribe button. This is not the kind of stuff. You like to see you know then forward. Somebody you don't like. And maybe they'll give. Me a thumbs up so thanks. Everybody you.