KHUKURI/KUKRI knife
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- čas přidán 24. 09. 2015
- what can you say but wow fantastic tool for bushcraft. p.s no tree was harmed here , dead branch. i don't chop live tree for fun, only if i have to to survive .
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this khukuri was originated in nepal.
para cord kit from eBay .
I have the similar khukuri of my grandfather.. He use to say that his father has chopped 44 British soldiers with it back in 1817 . What surprises me is that it still looks new.
sweet
If you chopped the tree, plant 2 more big guy.
over 200 was planted , :)
Good, your grand children can chop 10 at a time thanks to you.
thanks bro
No worries.
Its represents nepal....really proud of that.
Ramesh Maes and I'm proud to use it.👍🏼😊
Thanks for the review! -- Just got mine in last week and 'beast' is actually putting it mildly. You won't fully realize the tank-like build to this knife until you hold one in your own hand. They offer free engraving on the blade and fantastic customer support. In addition to the Makers Mark from KHHI they also include an individual Makers Mark from your blade's individual crafter and a small glossy brochure with a picture and some personal details about the person who actually made your knife. Very cool, very old school company making gorgeous blades. For a $125 handmade item like this, I almost felt like I was stealing it from them. Thanks again for your review, bravo.
Your most welcome sir ... and now you know how i feel .
I got a CRKT Kukri it cuts like jedi laser saber! The only problem is that iritating ruber handle! I began to think that this are the best surviving cuting tool ever!? Oh and beautiful video, very succint!
I love the kukri just like you ,great tool , and thank you for your comment and kind words. have a nice day my friend...
I have the same one and love it very much! I see you also reshaped the front part of the handle a bit... you have to do it if you have larger hands. But it is done in just a few minutes.
same minds think alike :)
JoergSprave Just came from your Channel! I don't always share your opinion concerning weapon laws in germany, but still love your content!
Thank you ,im just trying
JoergSprave this khukuri is not a original khukuri used by gurkhas. This one is modified one. :)
correct thank you for your comment... :)
What's great about these Kukri's is the fact that you can do all that chopping and it doesn't dull the blade right away.
that what i use it for and lots more.
Yeah best buy I've made in a long time.
for me i never leave it at home ,its by my side and under the pillow .lol
I have the same “fitting issue” with mine, but nonetheless these are my favourite in the blade family, extremely versatile for survival/combat purposes.
If you haven’t fixed it yet, get a piece of scrap leather, super glue it to the inner, upper wall of your sheath. That’ll hold it in.
That is an epic beard and an epic knife. I know some guy who made one out of a lawn mower blade, but I doubt it is as good, but the shape of the blade is very useful.
Thank you so much for you comment and support
PRACTICAL BUSHCRAFT & SURVIVAL
No problem fam. I am subscribing as well. I like your videos.
ONCE AGAIN THANK YOU ,ITS PEOPLE LIKE YOU WHO MAKE IT MORE ENJOYABLE
PRACTICAL BUSHCRAFT & SURVIVAL
You are welcome mate.
Lawnmower blade wouldn't be good for a Kukri. Half the point of a Kukri is the weight and thickness. You need to use a truck leaf spring if you are going to make one yourself. Specifically one made of 5160 steel. Or if you're rich you could probably buy precision ground super steel flat stock and make it from that. But not a lawnmower blade. Plus lawnmower blades are iffy with the heat treating. (I make knives, so I'm not just talking out of my ass here. I know my steels.)
WOW...beautiful Nepali Kukri knife...I love that knife
thank you so much for your comment...
It feels good in my hands. Very compact and works well with your dexterity and hand movements a very effective self preservation tool for sure.
thanks
My AEOF Kukri came today and it's perfect! I'm amazed at the quality and the weight and thickness of it! The buffalo raw hide scabbard is beautiful! I can't wait to take it camping and put it to good use!
im glad your happy ,and I'm sure you'll love it like i do.
Definitely! Now the Scourge is next on my list!
sweet
Leather concrete a strip of leather in the throat of the sheath...very common to do. I have done this on my fav Sirupate that loosened up.
thank you ill try that ..
I also have a kukri, 14 1/2 inch blade slightly less angel than yours, and it is awesome. Some channels are saying their not a good knife for bush craft, I can agree with that, their not good they are amazing, absolutely one of the best single knives you can use , mine is always in my kit, if i forget my hawk, hand axe, or even my hunting knife, this will happily take their place, not so good with all the small stuff but their again it's a large blade, but it is capable of some of the tasks that I use the smaller personal knife for.
thank you for this great comment.
You're alright man!!!!LOL "Is that a knife?" he says. Hell yeah Khukuri's rule!!!!! There's a reason that knife design has lasted through-out history for hundreds of years.
its the best
Is that similar to the same kukri Joerg Sprave has from slingshot channel? It looks identical.
i just looked at it and yea it seems to be the same ...even he know whats the best kukri...:)
Nepalese weapon, Made in Nepal
CORRECT
I bought an authentic kukri and when it arrived, the first thing I did was split wood. Oak wood for firewood. I didn't baton the wood either. I'm 6"4 about 210lbs and I took full overhead power swings with everything I had and it split the wood like an axe. These kukris are solid
since the video was made i have learned how to use it correctly. i tell you . you get better and better useing it. just amazing to use ... p.s you being 6"4 and about 240lbs expect nothing less my friend. me and you are for sure ( kukri ) is sold...
your a true viking ...
Cool video man. My next build is a Kukri I like the look of yours think I'll replicate it a little
if you do send me the link please ,id love to see it. :)
PRACTICAL BUSHCRAFT & SURVIVAL yeh man I will be doing the full build on my channel anyway so once it's done I'll get it posted 👍🏼
you have your own channel .?
PRACTICAL BUSHCRAFT & SURVIVAL yeh man I make knifes and stuff that's how I found your video I'm just doing some Kukri research as I have a order to make one accompanied with the full making video
the handle is a great improvement on this classic weapon.
To tighten your sheath, take a scrap of leather, super glue it to the inner, upper wall of the Khukuri. This will hold it in for you. I’m not keen on the one you got, to ‘western’ for me, bit Rambo’ish. I went with a World War Khukuri from KHHI.👍🏼
Adam McGuinness thank you, I will try that.👍🏼😊 and Rambo style lol
What great knife! 👌
thank you . it truly is ...
hola! una oregunta ,donde puedo comprar ese modelo de kukri? cual es su nombre/marca? sobre todo me a encantado la ergonomia del mango, parece tener un agarre contundente, gracias de antemano!un saludo!
INCREHIBLEEEEEEE!!!! QUE HERMOSO CHUCHILLO!!!
Rodrigo Baukloh thank you 😊
As Crocodile Dundee would say, “Now that’s a knoife!”
yes my friend ,your 100% right . and a big thank you. you made my day...
Now that's a KNIFE..Khukuri's are portable Guillotines. I have a small one from WW2. Thier history and story is amazing.
they sure are, they are truly amazing.
The handle is phenomenal...it's like it is made for the hand ! Who would have thought ?? 😂 Beautiful looking blade though 👍
Who makes this kukri? I have been looking to get one for a long time and the EGO of this exact one is perfect.
Hi there here is the my friend
click on show more and click on the link..
I love kukris-but you should also check out the Condor USA Golok with its handmade wood shaped grips around the tang! Your traditional kukri is meant to be loose enough to draw by pushing it back towards the spine as it is drawn from the sheath, Brother!
Thank you brother I’ll check it out 👍🏼😊
@@PRACTICALBUSHCRAFTSURVIVAL Cheers! I am still dying to know where you got your kukri! I'm a SpecOps vet with a large collection of blades and unique firearms. Give us a shout sometime if fb interested, me Brother!
I've tried different blades here in the Sonoran desert and I won't venture out into the bush without my Kukri. Thanks for the video.
Thank for you kind comment . And to be honest the video still did not give it justice. It far better than people think , I will do a part very soon .😊👍🏼
Thank for you kind comment . And to be honest the video still did not give it justice. It far better than people think , I will do a part very soon .😊👍🏼
GJ using the sweet spot. Almost lost it in a vid where this bloke does a Bowie vs Kukri and uses the arch(inward) on the kukri for his strikes....
lazyknob Saw that as well. Painful.
can you send the link so i can see.
Also saw one where the dude was chopping on the outside of the curve close to the tip and saying his bk9 or some such was Abit better, and I thought to myself, what an idiot to improperly use the Kukri then be stupid enough to knock it!!! Makes me mad as all get out, when a reviewer doesn't even bother to do their research and learn to properly use a piece of kit before doing a review and knock said item after leaving most of the performance value unused!!!
Now that's a knife !! 😁
lol
Kukri's are magic! I have a few of them and I say they are black magic. Where did you get yours from? I love the look of it. My Kikri's from the Nepalese Kukri house are a very solid fit in the sheath.
+TJack yes the same place . but i made a mistake to tell them i wish for a full spne on top but i was too late so i have two sharp edges top and bottom .
Gotcha
Badass kukri dude!
thanks man
I've had one made and sent over about a month ago and the sheath is great, really nice fit, may be worth you contacting KHHI and asking them to send you another one out. have to agree with you though, absolute cracking knife, I could spend hours just staring at the thing lol
we are on the same wave length ...:)
I've been looking at various kukris, focusing mostly on those made by Tora and Cold Steel. The Cold Steel, with its quillion (hand guard) and ergonomic grip, was the one I was leaning towards until I saw this video. That grip looks beautifully designed. The jimping on top of the blade doesn't seem to have utility. Can the top of the blade be safely grabbed? Is it too narrow from the middle on for batonning? The only change I'd make is to have a point, doesn't need to be sharp (e.g., Tai Pan), at the base of the pommel to enable puno or butt strikes. That sheath wasn't what I would have expected. What did you finally go with? Also, any thoughts on the quality of metal? Where's the balance point relative to the quillion? Thanks for the great video and looking forward to reading your thoughts now a year later.
HI THANK YOU FOR YOUR COMMENT . THE BLADE IS VERY SHARP ON TOP AS WELL THE BOTTOM , PLUS THIS IS THE TOOL I TAKE WITH ME ALL THE TIME ,IT THE BEST . IT HAS GREAT WEIGHT BALANCE AND VERY COMFY TO HOLD .FOR BATONNING CAN BE TRICK SOMETIMES BUT I JAB THE WOOD FIRST THEN JUST FORCE AND WEIGHT TO FINISH OFF. AND LAST THE BUTT CAN BE SHARP IF YOU LIKE . THE DOWN SIDE IS THE SHEATH IM HOPING IN THE FUTURE TO GET A KYDAX SHEATH . :)
This one is not 1st copy..... some modification is made in video...it is tried to show KHUKURI as a knife only....acyually Khukuri is manymore than knife....
there is no modification in the video ,it came as is from the kuhkri house
Salams bro, never been a big fan of khukuris ive had a couple over the years, but just looking at the design of that one youve got has made me rethink my position on them. by the way if you ever think of coming to Perth Australia sometime let me know i would love to meet up with you and show you around, we got a lot in common.
for sure my brother , i'd love to hook up and exsplore with you.
As a true blade enthusiast its a nice copy but not a true Nepalese. How ever a kukri is one of the if not the best utility, survival knives ever concieved and an essential in collection i even cook dinner with mine its such a beautiful blade.
Thank you for your comment and very true ...
Leaving the sheath in the sun for a bit can help shrink it up some. That may help. Great video.
thank you , i will try that .
I don't know wich one is the most fantastic - the beard or the kukri, probably both ;)
both lol
thank for your very kind comment .
where can i find one like the one you have.
I WOULD LIKE ONE LIKE THAT
please click on more for the link...
Good knife ! ^^
THANK YOU FOR YOUR COMMENT :)
Dude - that bird sound in the beginning is exactly the one used in my alarmclock app. You are making me feel like I need to get out of bed, when I don't.
MY FRIEND LISTEN TO YOUR HEART GET OUT THERE AND ENJOY WHAT IS FREE BEFORE TIME CATCHES UP .
@@PRACTICALBUSHCRAFTSURVIVAL Haha. You're right. Fortunately I spend a fair amount of time out there. With no alarm clock but the real birds, and the red ants in my y-fronts ... (note to self - no snacks in the sleeping bag).
dam now I have to get one good vid man thanks
Matthew Artiaga that's how I felt when I first saw it 😊👍🏼
I've been planning to make a kukri for a while now and just got my steel today(huge leaf spring) I'm wondering on the length, do you reckon a longer heavier blade would be useful or just too heavy?
if you wish you can give me your email privately and i can send you pics and measurements .. :)
get the blade at about 12-14 inches long keep the spine fairly thick but not too heavy and a 5in grip is rec.
I only watch for the beard, the blades are just extra.
*BEARDZILLA LIVES!!!*
THANK YOU FOR YOUR VERY KIND COMMENT , YOUR THE MAN AND A STAR...
that's a fabulous design. man the thickness of the blade all the way through is awesome. I could never break that. but yah that handle is pretty nice. much better than some of the basic ones off the shelf from Atlanta Cutlery, even though they are made very stout also, just don't like the handle design even though I guess its traditional shape on them.
thank you for your great comment ,it is awesome .and powerful...
i can see that you are not a hipster..awesome knife..very awesome..probably cost million kunas :(
thank you for your comment , the cost has gone up from $99 to $125 the last time i checked .
Gukhare kukhure i love kukhure 😊😊😊😊
Greetings from NZ :-)
Pretty impressive , man. They're a nice blade to work with. I was given one today, but as it has no markings at all i don't know what brand it is or whatever. Has an 11 inch blade - tip to hilt. Aprox. 8mm thick. The handle is real dark wood, and around each of the two handle rivets there's 8 white dots. The hilt and butt are brass, and the butt is a lions head. Never owned one before, so i'll have to do some homework on the subject.
thank you for the comment . your going to love it .
I'm glad I found your channel. After reading through nearly all the comments I must say you possess great patience as well! I'm giving thought to ordering a kukri like yours. I was originally looking at a Condor model, but this one looks like it may be better suited to what I may ask from it. I live in the swamps of South Carolina and I think a large blade such as this is a necessity. Have you had any problems with rust? Mine is a very damp and humid environment so blade care is a huge concern. Blue Skies to you and thanks for this vid!
Brian Rowe Hi there thank you so much for kind comment . First beware the blade is sharp on top too. To keep it rust free I clean it with wire wool and spay wd40 on it to clean it and after to prevent rust 👍🏼😊
PRACTICAL BUSHCRAFT & SURVIVAL Thank you...
It seems your environment must parallel mine a bit. I spend as much time cleaning & oiling my knives as I do with my firearms. The link to the Kukri House is outstanding. So much to choose from!
beautiful blade and setting there. what brand is that blade.
thanks for the comment . please see link... www.thekhukurihouse.com/catalog/product.php?id=323937fecc3
Thanks for the reply generally Rifle, as baton, side arm time, Kukri, cant remove from bone. helmet. Kevlar no good, impact weapon. Steel. Shovel. Fall back to. Then grenade. Cycling through is quick.
THANK YOU
Do of traditional khukuri its good and best from nepal
yes it true .
Ok all the best for next video
Nice kukhuri- I’ve just ordered one from KHHI. Can I ask what blade size is that? Thanks.
i think the blade is about 13" long
your gonna love it , it very powerful. you'll see. p,s please let me know how you feel when you get it...
@@PRACTICALBUSHCRAFTSURVIVAL
Thanks for getting back to me- I will do. I ordered it in 11” so we’ll see. I’ve ended up with a couple of spare knives so if you’re interested in swapping anything please let me know :-) Cheers.
Loved the beard. Ima sub just to see that beard goes with a viking helmet
thank you so much comment
I really do love it! Here in South Carolina, though, could have done it with one buckshot from my pumps and semiauto 12 gauge shotguns! Forget the oppressive laws, arm your selves around the world before it's too late! Like to know the place you otdered the kukri, though!
Here in the uk everything is illegal ☹️
@@PRACTICALBUSHCRAFTSURVIVAL: Bloody fucking tragic! Yes, I was once married to a Londoner. Big mistake for an Irish-American!
What's the weather like bro is it cold there cause I'm from Hawaii and it's hot here
Hammah Department right now I'm abroad and it's on average 100+ but in the U.K. Lots of rain and cold here and there 😊
Really verry verry much nice bro
thanks bro
@@PRACTICALBUSHCRAFTSURVIVAL bro can you make next video on the same kukri but the upper area has pointey teaths like Rambo upper area bro this is the rarest royal knife
Nice Kukri Blade.
yes it is and powerful.
Great bro nice one.
Roughly how long did yours take to arrive , regards Mitch
about two to three weeks at the time . but the law is changing for the uk. it might be possible that customs might not let it in , so please chat with them first. but to the us i don't think it would be a problem. i hope this helps....
I have recently ordered one that’s why I ask thanks for letting me know, I am in the uk ,hopefully it comes through customs without any problems
Muy bueno 👌
Muchas gracias mi amigo
Umm i dont know man, you should sharpen it more, cause it didn't sinked well, it was more the weight of blade that help taking it down
Juai nott? Yes your right , I tried a different branch and it went through like butter . It's beast..👍🏼😊
Hello.
Thank you for this demo of kukuri.
What is your watch please ?
its a ww2 leather watch cover. you can buy one on ebay . have a nice day...
Thanks a lot for your feedback. Unforyunately I don't find it on eBay France. I will keep on searching
@@fredvargas3295 uk or usa .. hope you find it .
Thats a badass man
you look badass man too bro.
'Ello mate, what's the brand name of the Khukuri in the video and where may I order one ?
Hello mate if you click on the the link , all the info is there. ( click on show more ) thank you for your comment..
How do you purchase these knives legally, law here in UK is said to be very restrictive.
The very sad thing is yes . The law is changing. The only place you buy a knife is from a bushcraft store or a fishing tackle shop . 😞
@@PRACTICALBUSHCRAFTSURVIVAL I see, ashame for the many people who want them for practical purposes. Thanks for the info!
I wanted to buy the same Kukri you have "The Scourge" from KHHI but $125 was a bit out of my price range right now but I did however just order the KHHI AEOF Kukri yesterday for $66 on Amazon and it should hppefully be here in 5 to 7 days. I have other kukri's and machetes but I wanted something hand forged and strong enough to use in any situation and the one I ordered was designed for the Gurkha and British soldiers to use in combat in Afghanistan so I think it'll work.
HI it was $99 at the time but the the one you pick was my second choice .
PRACTICAL BUSHCRAFT & SURVIVAL Man you got an awesome deal! The cheapest I've found it is $125 and I've seen for for up to $180 or so. So you made a good investment! The Scourge was definitely my first choice and I still plan on buying one someday but the AEOF is an awesome blade and I know I'll be happy with it.
very lucky ,i think it was new to the market at the time .
phiil i have what you ordered and it is a great tool weapon. i am getting another
Youre practicaly identic a mi first son!!!!
realy send picture tp practicalbushcraft@icloud.com i'd like to see.
This gentleman might want to learn how to draw it properly before has an accident with his fingers.
im sorry at the time when filming you make mistakes , but I've improved so much since then . thank you for your concerns .
It's like someone saw a Xyphos and thought "Naah, it's too big..." and stuck it on a hotwash for a few hours.
This is an American Eagle Chukuri (double edge) and not a traditional khukuri. Cuts both ways and equally effective. The bottom of the hilt looks like an eagle's head. Also works as a hammer. You can use any chaim saw oil on the blade after every use when you put it away.
Draw back is you cannot hammer the back once half way through a huge log because of the top edge. Better for combat than essential.
Instead of wraping the cord around your wrist, see if you like this technique better: place the loop over your thumb and wrap over the back of your hand. This allows you to retain the tool, but also allows for easily dropping if the need arises.
Thank you so much for the advice, ill try this next time I'm in the woods.
The handle... "It's like it's made for the hand" ... YOU DON'T SAY SHERLOCK
Is it ok to ask where you bought that particular knife bro??
click on the link above that should take you there. and your welcome brother :)
PRACTICAL BUSHCRAFT & SURVIVAL Very cool of you to reply so quickly,I respect that.Im going to subscribe to your channel.Respect
I still use my old mans army shovel. I Got the Kuk tattooed on the inside of my bicep Got the Speztnaz shovel. Knowing Australia it would be 1950 issue. It gives leverage, you got the T handle, blocks, grapple, reverse upper cut with blade. Handy I could be taking a dump.
the speztnaz shovel i like a lot , thank you for your comment
using khukuri has its own technique
Your right I'm learning .. thank you
That loose case is for a reason. I Own a khukri as well. If the case is tight There are chances of khukri. Tearing apart that case whenever it comes out.
My khukri case was made from wood and leather and it tore as the case was tight.
thank you for your comment but my case is a bit to loose ,if was to turn it up side down it would fall out. :(
PRACTICAL BUSHCRAFT & SURVIVAL Luved your khukri. Keep up the good work. Love from India 🇮🇳
She's a beauty. Where did you purchase Kukri? atb Opal
www.thekhukurihouse.com/catalog/product.php?id=323937fecc3 . thanks for watching
ILL LOOK INTO THAT THANK YOU
NO I HAVENT BUT I WOULD LIKE TO ONE DAY...
British
Can I trust the website that sell these? I really want to purchase one, the blade shape and handle is phenomenal.
Hi I understand your concern but I bought it sometime ago before the new nife laws in the uk . But if your outside of the Uk have a look at your laws in your country. I hope this helps . P,s or you can go to your local bushcraft store and see if they can help 👍🏼😊
Greetings from Texas! i have purchased from thekhukurihouse.com in the past. i bought an angkhola supreme 13" kukri from them, and i loved it. i DID reshape the handle down to accept a paracord wrap and modified the sheath, but the blade and steel were/are superb. i use it for camping everytime, chopping through 5-6 inch diameter deadwood with no issues at all the the edge. keep it oiled and maintained, and it will be something you can pass down to your kids. there are alot of knockoffs out there, but thekhukurihouse.com is legit.
@@PRACTICALBUSHCRAFTSURVIVAL Greetings from Texas! sorry to hear about my brothers over their and the knife laws... we seem to be doing the exact opposite. Here, it's perfectly acceptable now to carry this badboy you're showing every day walking in public. most of us stick to classic bowie knives though. i myself carry a rugged Ontario SP10 Marine Raider Bowie that i could use as a crowbar if i needed. best of luck brother!
What’s the make and model of that khukuri?
hi there click on more and click the link .😀👍
Love it :)
thank you so much.
you sir, are a legend.
and thank you sir for your support ..some people hide behind sarcasm .
+PRACTICAL BUSHCRAFT & SURVIVAL. none from me sir, and i envy the beard
thank you
Cool bro...
its an amazing tool..
I have 2 Khukuri at home and I'm Nepali and I bought it from Nepal
sweet
For your kind of information i am a garhwali i live in India and we people have khukri as a part of tradition an the khukri is not 100% khukri because it doesn't have a fixed tang
Hi there there is many types of khaki in the world and this is one of them . thank you
Well Jack, surprise, surprise. It feels like it was made for the hand because it's the handle after all.
yes thats right but there is a handle and a very well made handle. the only way you will understand is to own one . thank you for your comment. :)
I know what you meant, I was just fooling with you. I don't own the same kukri you are showing in the video but I do have a few authentic Nepalese made kukris. I've spent many hours chopping brush and splitting kindling with mine and after a while they do start to hurt the hand. I bet the one you have is much more comfortable.
o yes thats real nice , how much did you pay .?
+roy london i love this knike
+roy london ithink about $100
Where did you get it from ? Model?
click the link above , ( show more )
Its more of a modern kukri i think,, nice blade.
thank you for your comment.
a handle made for the hand you say?
it feels that way
we're in the UK are you?
london
Been a while since you did this video. Have you got a new sheath for this yet?
no not yet ,any ideas
I've been searching myself. Im about ready to make my own out of kydex. I actually ruined my sheath that came with it. Kinda stuck the blade out the side while putting it back in =/. I will let you know how well my kydex sheath plays out.
if you are making it from kydax please upload id like to see how you do it or i might buy one from you :)
Just ordered the kydex and some other supplies, I should have it done in a week or two due to thanksgiving messing up the delivery dates
i look forward to see it .
Say Heah M8, Yeah, I have a "Beast" too. It's too my H.I Khukuri M43. Infact I bought a smaller one so I can carry it lighter in person, it came out on spot. I had it made 10" X 7m/m Oh, they suprised me with a White Bone handle. Both of mine are Full Tang.,,.
sounds like a really nice kukri ,is there a link so that i can see it ???
Actually yes, Its a Himalayan Imports M-43, The smaller one is just a smaller version that's all, since they are also handmade, you can order them your way. I have a few knives on Google Plus, your welcome to look.,,.
thanks
Y W..,,.
I use the Ganzo Kukhri, personally I prefer its shape and quality and at the price it's unbeatable. The only downside is the sheath, it's terrible.
agreed.
Thanks for the video...
your welcome my brother
Has anyone gotten the 15 inch blade?