The Adventurer from BPS Knives - High Value Bushcraft Knife from Ukraine
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- čas přidán 27. 07. 2024
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In this video I refer to Ukraine as "The Ukraine". It was unintentional. I know the difference and mean no disrespect
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Specifications:
Total length - 10 inches / 255 mm
Blade length - 5.3 inches / 135 mm
Handle length - 4.7 inches / 120 mm
Blade width - 1.2 inch / 30 mm
Blade thickness - 0.11 inches / 2.8 mm
Steel - 1066
Hardness 56-57 HRC
Weight without sheath - 5.7 oz / 160 grams
Weight with sheath and Ferro Rod - 10.2 oz / 290 grams)
Hello from Ukraine 🇺🇦 Thanks for you support guys
Hello. Thank you for commenting. We stand with you
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Seems a great company. I spoke via email with them in 2021 and was really impressed and thanked them. Good people.
Slawa Ukrajini! Greetings from Germany!
I own one of every knife that they make and one of every Beavercraft Bushcraft knife. I support Ukraine every way that I can.
I bought three different models because I don't think we're going to get anything at this price point unless it's Chinese garbage.
I haven't seen a good knife this cheap in Canada since the Glock 78.
Those are more than doubled in price now.
These knives will rise in price soon but not yet
I have this knife, it’s very nice! God bless Ukraine!
Great knife. Thanks for commenting
God bless Ukraine, one of the most wicked nation...people you are deceived...
@@rdwakefield just cleaned a wild Turkey I shot with it yesterday, it’s damn sharp!
Oh and to Bps in Ukraine keep up the fight and god bless I hope the fight ends soon
Agree
I got a BPS knife. Found the knife through another channel. Thought I'd find some more and found this video. It's amazing how they can make such a nicely made knife for that price.
I agree. A basic, no-frills knife that just works well. Thanks for commenting
Best knife I’ve had yet, 31 years in forces and I even bought another 2 to give as ideal presents for my grown up lads , good honest review of this knife
Great value for sure. Thanks for commenting
Дякую за чудовий огляд!
Thanks for such a great review!
Прошу дуже. Дякуємо за коментар і знайте, що Канада підтримує Україну
Excellent knife! I have many bps knives and even got blanks to make my own handles the adventurer is my favorite! I've beat the brakes off this knife really impressed with 1066! All their knives are great with real leather sheaths! Thanks to Ukraine and bps for great knives and for holding strong! Support Ukraine and buy a bps or check out beaver craft Ukraine has the knife game mastered for sure! Thanks for a great product 👍
I have two more BPS knives I will be reviewing. Great value for sure. Thanks for commenting
This has become my favorite knife. I have five BPS but this one is the one I generally use
Understandably so. Thanks for commenting
Most welcome. Consider a thumb perch. Tell me what you think.
Can’t wait for mines to arrive!!!
You won't be disappointed. Thanks for commenting
I have this knife and 3 others from BPS. The best production knives out of the box I have tested on my channel to date. Love to see them getting the recognition they deserve.
Right on. The bang for buck can't be beat. Thanks for commenting
Thanks,I was looking at that knife. And I’ve trusted your opinion. So I’ve ordered it. Just getting started in bushcraft,and again,I’ve learned to trust your opinion.
This is a high value budget knife for sure. Thanks for commenting
I purchased this knife last week. I agree 100% with your review. It's not my first BPS buy and I'm liking them more and more. I can't say enough good things about the "Adventurer". The sheath is exactly what you said...top line stuff (the Morakniv "Pathfinder" with a 6 5/8" blade fits the sheath very well). The fact that it comes from the Ukraine is an added bonus for me personally .... I DETEST buying ANYTHING from china ...period.
Great value for sure. Thanks for commenting
Terava Jaakaripuukko 140 with a little wet molding.
I spent the entire weekend looking for an affordable, 5 inch camp knife. Believe it or not there's not much out there in this category. You've sold me and I'm buying right now.
This is a true high value knife for sure. Thanks for commenting
Purchased a BPS HK4 recently, can’t wait for its arrival.
Such great value. Thanks for commenting
I was surprised to see one at a local store 2 days ago. If you support a country during a war, one of the better ways to support them is to buy items from said country keeping both that company and staff working during the war.
Right on. Thanks for commenting
One of the reasons I drink Havana Club Rum!
Where did you see it in store, and at what price? I'm also Canadian.
@@CaptCanuck4444 It was at a military surplus store. They only had one. I ordered 3 from the maker, no word on shipping yet, but they are in a war.
Has it shown any rust? It doesn't have a darkening patina yet, I just wonder why it hasn't cured in color yet. When I get one I will accelerate patina to it with some cider vinegar. Likely stain the handles with some leather boot shine. Give it some artificial aging.
Good review. BPS knives look like quality. Thanks. toronto
Hi neighbour. I have two more BPS knives I will be reviewing soon. Thanks for commenting
I have a BPS knife and like you said the sheath alone is worth the price of the knife. The knife held up great. Just strop it when you are done. 4 days in the woods and no damage. Thanks!
Right on. The most high value knife on the market right now. Thanks for commenting
Love BPS knives. Carry one everyday. Highly recommend them for beginners to bushcraft or young people. Figuring out what sharping technique and how to properly care for a knife is better learned on something that didn’t cost you a lot of money that you’re afraid of ruining.☮️
Right on. Best bang for buck out there. Thanks for commenting
I have this knife and can highly recommend it. Very affordable, but requires a bit of finishing. I removed the handle, lightly fine sanded the wood and added some dark stain (personal preference). Coated with Linseed oil. I added cold blue to the complete blade and tang with the exception of a fine taped area on blade edge. Also added cord to ferrocerrium rod. Total cost plus about twenty us dollars for stain and cold blue. Added some Mink Oil on leather sheath, which as you stated alone is worth total price. Compares now with $200-300 knives I own, but with some of my personalization. Peace
Great mods. I am thinkin of either replacing the scales or adding liners, just to make the grip a bit thicker. Thanks for commenting
A detail that I REALLY appreciate is the sharpening choil. I think this should be a standard in the knife industry but seeing it on a knife of this price is awesome.
Interesting perspective. I have gotten used to not having one on other knives so I guess I don't see it as a big deal. I need to reconsider. Thanks for commenting
I agree with you on that.
i didnt even know what a choil was. Thanks for mentioning it!
One of the best knife reviews I’ve seen. Very informative and thorough from blade steel to demo. Looking forward to more of your reviews.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for commenting
Thanks mark getting one soon am third generation Ukraine . Bought wood stoves from your ideas . Big wave from Saskatoon Canada 🇨🇦
Hello neighbour. I have more Ukraine made knives I will be reviewing. Thanks for commenting
Just picked up mine! Beautiful knife. Years of fun ahead. Thanks for the review!
I am sure you will enjoy it. Thanks for commenting
Excellent thorough review and demo as usual Mark. We appreciate you!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for commenting
Thank you from Ukrainian knife fan!
Most welcome. Stay strong. We stand with you
I agree. Best knife for the money I've found !
I hope to test out a few more. Thanks for commenting
First and foremost a knife is a TOOL . It’s true value is in its function and these BPS knives are excellent value.
I agree. Thanks for commenting
I heard a lot good things about this knife, so I ordered one today and find out
I am sure you will like it. Thanks for commenting
My kids gave me this knife for Christmas this year. I haven't been able to take it out and run it through its paces, yet, but it sure seems well made with everything you need and nothing you don't need.
It is a high-value knife for sure. Thanks for commenting
Bought the adventurer before the invasion, love it. So just after the invasion bought another and 3 others, haven't used them all yet. great knives at a good price point.
Hard to beat the value these knives have. Thanks for commenting
I have alot of knives and bought this one and it became my favorite. I recently bought the stainless steel version with the black sheath. Awesome knife too but like the carbon better.
I have two more BPS knives I am testing right now. I feel I like the carbon better than the SS as well. Thanks for commenting
It’s funny how nowadays marketing has people looking for certain steels. What makes it funny is they don’t understand toughness is much more important then edge retention. Marketing has people convinced then need the latest and greatest super steel. What many don’t know is most steels are over 20 years old.
1066, 1070 are amazing steels very tough yet easy to sharpen. The higher the carbon the more chance for being brittle. I prefer a tough knife that’s easy to sharpen.
Maybe I should explain toughness in steel. I was taught it’s how much abuse a steel can take before it fractures. It’s much easier to fix a roll versus a chip.
I’ve had this knife more then a year it’s a very good outdoor knife. They also have a flat ground model that’s more everyday useful. Any way my comment was made to help people realize steel is just a small part of knife. This knife is a great choice for many reasons.
I’d just like to help people understand the knife companies use marketing to confuse people. Then for some reason I don’t understand people will argue about a brand. They won’t admit that the extra price doesn’t have a reason other then profit. Anyway my point is expensive doesn’t mean better, the latest steel doesn’t mean the best. Just look up m390, now it’s something else. Usually they are brittle and hard to sharpen.
I hope this helps someone, but really buy what makes you happy. Don’t worry about the latest greatest or made by such and such.
Very nice video
Excellent information from you experience. Thanks for commenting
I bought this one in stainless to throw in my camp kitchen.
Turns out it is a good knife for food prep and it didnt make it to the camping gear.
Ill have to get another one because it hasnt left my kitchen bench lol.
The sheath is good quality and has been remolded to fit one of my other outdoor knives.
Definitely high-value knives. Thanks for commenting
I just purchased the BPS Knives BS1FTS. It is a very good small knife. Haven't used it outside, but it works great in the Kitchen. I will buy at least one more of theirs. As for the sheath. I gave mine a good coat of Boiled Linseed oil, inside and out. Knife fits better, plus the leather sheath is now water proofed. Elm has the worst grain for splitting. I used to bury wedges in 8 foot long Elm logs, back when I was helping my Dad cut wood for his fireplace.
I treated my sheath with SnowSeal, a beeswax/oil/silicone mix but have used BLO and beeswax as well. Thanks for commenting
I've had questions about this knife & in particular the 1066 steel used. Thanks for a great informative review. I don't use a knife much, but modest price & good quality have led me to collect quite a few. This looks like it will be one of those.
Hard to beat this knife for value. Thanks for commenting
Bought one for my son this week, and gave it a good test drive together today up at the lake. Great knife and sheath for the price. Absolutely.
Very happy to be supporting a Ukrainian company too.
I agree totally. Thanks for commenting
Good review. I just purchased the B1. Love it.
Right on! Thanks for commenting
I own this knife and it's by far favorite knife to date. Better than any $100 + blade that I've used. Only fixed blade I carry.
Great recommendation. Thanks for commenting
I'm really excited about the value of this knife and others from BPS. I have this knife on the way and will be testing it out this weekend on a camping trip. Thanks for the review.
Most welcome. Thanks for commenting
After a light sanding of the scales with a sanding sponge, and putting loctite on the allen screws (screws don't come with any), and a coating of boiled linseed oil, this is a great knife. All of that took maybe 3 minutes of work. Unbeatable for the price!
Right on. Great mods. Thanks for commenting
Great review! Thanks for making it!
Most welcome. Thanks for commenting
I really enjoy your style of reviewing, thanks for selling me on this blade!
Glad you enjoy it! Thanks for commenting
I bought one and it arrived the other day. Solid knife and a very sturdy sheath.
Right on. Thanks for commenting
Well Priced Combo, Great Performer. Thanks For The Demo, Mark ! ATB T God Bless
Thanks, you too!
Howdy Mark i like the video, nice knife, I am a strong believer in every size knife has a use, I like the respect you give in your videos, and I have been watching your videos far a while, and I want to say thank you for the kindness in your words, taking the time to make these videos, hopefully people will watch these videos and learn something about life, respect, honesty, the beauty of nature, and how to live among nature like God intended for us to, some of the stuff you do I know, but I still learn from your videos, thank you, stay safe and God bless my friend
Thank you for your kind words. I am humbled
I bought the BPS Savage, that Knife is one of the sharpest Knives out of the Box, I have ever purchased. BPS Knives are a great value.
I agree. Amazing value. Thanks for commenting
I like it. Gonna have to get me one. Great job.
Well worth the money. Thanks for commenting
Great demonstration video. Thank you.
Most welcome. Thanks for commenting
Love mine too. Love to have a thumb perch but that would screw-up that awesome sheeth👍🏻
Right on. Thanks for commenting
Thanks for the thorough review. It looks like a great value for the money.
It really is! Thanks for commenting
In this video I refer to Ukraine as "The Ukraine". It was unintentional. I know the difference and mean no disrespect
Love your reviews and the channel in general.
Thank you for your kind words
Just got mine today and I'm loving it! Solid knife for sure.
Right on. Thanks for commenting
Good clear presentation.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for commenting
Thanks mate, great review.
Glad you liked it. Thanks for commenting
I've got 4 BPS knives. I love them all.
Right on. Thanks for commenting
Great show and thanks for the info 👍👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for commenting
Hi Mark, today i just recieved my B.P.S Knife.
The H.K.5 version & i never did much with it....YET but it feels amazing in my hands & it razor sharp !!
Shaves hair off my arm & cuts through paper like nothing.
I think these knives are pretty much neck & neck with Mora Knives.
Love the reviews & keep em coming !!
💯👋👍🤝
Thanks for commenting Derek
I'm very happy to hear they are back in buisness, I just finished ordering their Companion clone because I'm in love with it's blade shape and ergonomycs but always wished it would feel a bit heavier and with a more "breathable" handle material and what do you know, full tang and walnut handle, plus the leather sheath witch is always nice
Right on. Thanks for commenting
Yes they are great knives. I have the BPS Savage and as far as the grip is concerned, adding a liner will make it have a bit more girth. As for the finish, you can always sand down the handle with 1000 or 2000 grit sand paper. What I did to mine is I used gun blue on the entire blade to prevent corrosion. I love my BPS knife.
I have been considering adding liners as you say. Thanks for commenting
All of these reviewers are coming out and saying they had the knife for a long time. Right!
I bought one because of these reviews. Low price equals cheap here. I returned it the same day
Thanks for commenting
I bought the beavercraft bsh3 now it's this guy's turn. In addition to being great knives it obviously helps Ukraine some, but you can also donate to to the Kiyv Independent online and get their aspect of the war.
Right on. I have Beavercraft knife and hatchet I am testing. Good to support Ukraine. Thanks for commenting
I'm not remotely a bushcrafter, but this knife is a very good knife for small and large game and as a general camp knife.
Nice review and all the best.
I agree, a very versatile knife. Thanks for commenting
I just got my B1 in carbon steel and my only complaint is the handle is a little small in my xl hand but still feels decent and fit and finish is very good and very hard to beat for the price I would highly recommend and plan to buy more
I am considering either replacing the scales or adding liners to beef up the handle some. Thanks for commenting
Maaaan! It is actually the 65Г(65G) soviet era spring steel, which is close, but not exactly 1066hc steel. So you right about spring steel. If properly treated it outperforms 1095 steel for bushcraft/camping/survival knife. With as good if not better edge retention.
That is good information to know. Thanks for commenting
Hello, Mr. Young;
I ordered one Oct. 30, 2022 for $39.99 from amazon, received it Nov. 07.
You're right, it is a great knife.
I'm don't like expensive anything so $40 (+tax) is absolutely great AND it is really sharp, too.
I have a Morakniv Craftline Basic 511 I paid $9.99 (+tax, amazon).
It's a nice little knife but it's not as sharp & just not as much knife as my BPS.
I also have a Schrade SCHF56L Large Frontier 9.1in, $29.42 (+tax, amazon).
It's pretty heavy so when I carry it I put it in bag w/ a shoulder strap.
The Schrade is a good knife but it's just another 'inexpensive' knife, not the knife the BPS is.
Have a GREAT day, Neighbor!
You are right on. Expensive knives are not needed to enjoy the outdoors. Thanks for commenting
Love those knives...have 3 of them small med and larger sorry forgot the names of them. Great real leather sheathes....well worth the money.
Right on. Best bang for buck out there. Thanks for commenting
Yeah I really enjoy my BPS knives I believe that for the money they are one of the best knives out there for the money they don't fall into the same class when you double the money and have to go up to a joker or something like that then the money starts to matter but at thirty and forty dollars DPS can't be beat
Best bang for buck for sure. Thanks
These are great knives!
Right on. Thanks for commenting
I just got one of these in today, initial impressions are very favorable and will see how it holds up in use.
For me, so far so good. Dull a bit faster than some steels but sharpens faster as well. Thanks for commenting
I bought my Adventurer about a year and a half ago, for a mere $30, through Amazon. Best blade money I have ever spent. Recieved a smaller one last Christmas, as a present, and it has been part of my EDC since then. On my hip right now, in fact.
It's my understanding that BPS are, of course, also supplying the Ukrainian military with the Adventurer model. I've not personally confirmed that, but I see no reason to doubt it.
I have to admit that I was also surprised by the quality of the ferro rod that comes with it. So often, the ones that come with knives are not of such good quality.
I have also heard that BPS is supplying the Adventurer to their military. Says something about the quality as well. Other than bit small in my hand, I have complete confidence in these knives. Thanks for commenting
Loving your channel buddy!
Thanks for your kind words
@@MarkYoungBushcraft
Simply telling the truth buddy!
I just received this knife a couple of weeks ago and was blown away by the sheath and the knife. As you stated, it is sharp right out of the box. However, I did hit it on my Shapton ceramics...taking it to 12,000 grits. With maybe 10 minutes of work I was able to get this knife unbelievably sharp....frightening sharp and a mirror polish. The sheath is worth the total cost of this kit. Maybe in the future they will produce a knife made from blown up Russian armor....I would buy one in a heartbeat. Slava Ukraine.
Love to own a few Shapton stones. Thanks for commenting
You should try the Savage next! I have 4 of their knives the Savage, adventurer, hk5 and the little 15 dollar one. The full flat grind on the Savage makes for one hell of a good cutter. Seriously worth the 35 dollars now. Back when I bought them like a year and a few months ago I paid like 28 each for the more expensive 3 and 14 or 15 for the little scandi.
I will take a look. Thanks for commenting
I can confirm that the company are up and running again. They do say on their website that there might be postal delays caused by the ongoing conflict. FYI The UK has removed import duty on goods arriving in the UK from Ukraine, to support ongoing trade during these troubled times.
Not only up and running but adding to their line of knives. Thanks for commenting
Worth noting tbat sheath is not leather. It would be amazing to get a sheath that size and thickness out if real leather for that price. Its basically a type of foam, which is why it is so firm.
BPS must have made a change as my sheath is real leather. Thanks for commenting
I just ordered a smaller model. Probably going to get this model later on. I don't mind a smaller handle because I have, like you, a few Grohmann knives. Quebec.
Yes, there is a place for smaller knives in everyone's kit. Thanks for commenting
Amazon had $10 off special, couldn't resist. My 2nd one.
I have their B1 Camping. As a Swede it hurts to admit it, but my Garberg has not left its storage shelf since I tried the BPS.
I hear what you are saying. The Garberg is nice but a bit overbuilt. Thanks for commenting
I have three bps knives now--and can't see a need for anything else. One is much like the Mora Companion, but with a nicer handle and sheath. And the BPs Savage is in a totally different catagory--a wider blade with a full flat grind that is a pleasure for food prep! And very elegant! The Scandi grind and a thick blade is not ideal for cutting vegetables.
I prefer full-flat grind or high sabre grind for that very reason. Thanks for commenting
I bought one of these knives and it seems like it is going to be a good functioning knife for a reasonable price
Yes, exactly. Thanks for commenting
Thank you for the review.
Please do not say "the Ukraine". It should be Ukraine.
I have one of theirs knifes. Very good knife.
It was unintentional. I know the difference and mean no disrespect. Thanks for commenting
Very thorough review. Thanks for making such good quality videos. 🇨🇦🍻
Thank you for your kind words
Use the belly of the knife for feather sticks. Guaranteed curls. Mine were sometimes hit and miss till I watched a video with Mors Kochanski.
Thanks for the tip
Morning mark, wow, that’s some pretty high praise for a knife that actually is pretty cheap. First thing I saw though for me was that handle. My hands are size large in gloves, but they’re thin, so that and thanks to a broken pinky knuckle I need a fairly large handle. So I’ll stick to my Finnish knife.
Hey, I tried the membrane solutions filter finally. It seems to have worked. No one got sick, but it leaks from the outlet cap, and man does it block quickly. Stupid me didn’t bring a bottle that fits to back flush, so I just rinsed the dirt off the face of the carbon filter by hand. I’m trying to see if I can find some sort of coarse prefilter I could fit inline. I suppose I also could have just gotten my feet wet and went out a bit deeper too, since it was a sandy, silty bank I was on, but that’s not always practical, or pleasant. The leaking is an issue though. I’ll have to take a better look at it now that I’m home.
I know what you mean about the knife. Strange to hear about the filter leaking. That is not good. I I wonder if a "millbank bag" would be good to use as a pre-filter. An extra step but worth it to keep the filter form clogging. Let me know if you get the leak sorted out
@@MarkYoungBushcraft what the heck is a "milbank" bag?
And yes ,I’ll let you know about the leak
@@jimf1964 sorry about that. Here is a link to one. Worth looking into. I plan to make one shortly www.etsy.com/ca/listing/756602010/millbank-bag
Millbank Bag is a canvas bag, like a large sock, used for filtering water such as river water. Simple and reliable. Is a British Army type device, with an NSN etc.
@@Surv1ve_Thrive So you propose using like a sleeve inside the reservoir? I think leaving it inside would give an off taste. I think pretty much anything would work, but the issue for me is how do I fill that 6L floppy, soft bag with pre-filtered water while I’m alone. I wish I could Sind some sort of rough filter that I could put inline. That would be easy.
Thx
Thanks for commenting
I would take the Mora heavy duty over this knife. The handle scales will loosen, and rust will get under the scales, and the leather sheath will crack if not treated. So for less headache and just as good a knife, if not better, go for the Mora; but my heart goes out to Ukraine and its nice to support a company there.
Thanks for commenting
Great review, and knowing it’s made in the Ukraine, I am supporting this country and placing a purchase on this awesome bushcraft knife. 👍🏼
Right on. Thanks for commenting
This is a great knife 🔪 I own one and have been carrying it for about a year, my olny complaint is that blade is thinner than I like, personally I prefer 1/4 inch minimum for outdoor belt knife, but hay that's just me
wow, 1/4" is a thick blade. I do like heavy large knives but for a belt knife I prefer something much thinner. Thanks for commenting
Thanks for the great review.
Funny story I was thinking of getting a bushcraft knife last week and had decided on getting a mora bushcraft black because it was reasonably cheaper than other bushcraft knives at around 60 dollars and had good reviews online. So I said I'd wait and think about it but I was pretty sure I'd get that one.And then today you post this video about a knife that seems way better than the mora bushcraft for about 10-20 dollars cheaper and now I'm happy I waited before buying one instead of waisting the money. Thank you
Edit:I seen you have a video on mora knives and I'm wondering in your opinion for a first bushcraft knife should I get the mora bushcraftblack or bps adventure?
Mora Bushcraft has a very comfortable handle. I can not compare it yet to BPS as I just ordered them. Hopefully Mark will chime in or do a budget bushcraft knife video featuring multiple brands he tested in the past.
Knives are such a personal choice. I personally very much like the Mora Bushcraft Black. I am currently testing the Mora Garberg but I still feel the Bushcraft Black is a better knife. BPS are good knives but not quite as good as Mora, especially the Bushcraft Black. Thanks for commenting
They are very functional, utilitarian knives. Combine that with the cost and it's almost a no brainer. Just needs a bit more attention to keep the edge maintained but excellent product.
Right on. Great assessment. Thanks for commenting
Good knife! I have one, it won't be my last.
I am hoping to test out a few more. Thanks for commenting
BPS is the new Condor. Good value and quality before prices went up significantly with Condor.
Great way of looking at it. Thanks for commenting
Very similar design to the Bravo 1.25 LT minus the scandi grind. I'd love to test that scandi against the Bravos convex
Bark River makes great knives. Unfortunately, I do not have any right now. Thanks for commenting
BPS Knives Adventurer - Bushcraft Knife is 1066 Carbon steel, but most of the cheaper ones are just Carbon steel....
1095 High Carbon steel hardened and then tempered makes for an excellent knife.
I agree, 1095 properly heat treated is a good carbon steel as is 1066. Thanks for commenting
@@MarkYoungBushcraft
1095 is High carbon steel, 1066 is Carbon Steel.- Big Difference !
@@rtoguidver3651 Thanks for pointing that out.
7:57 a man with another Channel can Chuck this and bullseye! He says it qualifies as balanced.
I don't through knives. Thanks for commenting
Nature's fire starter...I would say the Creator Lord God made and gave man this material to start fires...
Man more often than not gives God's glory to His creation...
Thanks for commenting
What do you do if you find some rest on your blade or if you take the scales off and find some Rust underneath the scales what's your cure for that
No rust yet but I would remove with sandpaper and wipe on/off with Barsitol. Keeping it dry and regular maintenance as a best defense. Thanks
1066 is less likely to chip than 1095, it’s easier to sharpen than 1095 but doesn’t hold an edge as good 1095. But 1095 is harder to sharpen but will hold an edge better. Depends on what your needs are
All true. Thanks for commenting
That's about as well as my feathersticks turn out lmao. I normally just end up with a bird's-nest of the pieces that fell off and just make due with that.
LOL...yeah, feather sticks are over rated 😅. We have so much birch bark I often don't make them.. Thanks for commenting
I just bought the knife. As I unboxed it I was so excited to have sheath house a ferro rod on the side because I’ve never had a sheath like that. Well putting the ferro rod into the loop was damn near impossible and even more impossible to take back out. I was very disappointed. Any suggestion how to loosen that loop?
Try wetting (very wet) the ferro-rod loop with water, then try inserting the rod. You may need to use something else to stretch it first. Once you get the rod in, leave it and let the sheath dry. It will hold the new shape after that. Remember, as you use the rod, it will get smaller. The bungee will help it from dropping out. Hope this helps