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i love blue titanium handle one

Very good review, Marco.

That knife is a rip off

Sorry - where do I order the ZT?

Very sweet collection, what watch do have on? And yes I know the watch is not for sale 😄

T-rex still available?

I think you have the evo's reversed the 3.0 is the first one and the 4.0 is the second one. I have them both and the 3.0 is bigger than the 4.0. You have a nice collection of knives.

Very Very Fancy, but something that I can maintain or send out for re-sharpening. Thank you!!! :)

which one do you recommend for sharpening pencils?

Wow, this is indeed massive knife sale. :R Herman, Fox and CKF are especially insane. Greetings!

Well, my 'Subvert has a heavy duty frame lock, not a liner lock.

i wish there was a stone washed blade option

Took me a solid 20 years of being a knife nut to finally get into Spyderco. I hated the look of them forever. Now….i can’t get enough of em. Like almost everyone that felt that way, I started with a PM2 and the rest was history.

Thanks

You can use 000 steel wool to remove the coating. Winkler suggests this if you prefer not having the coating. I think the steel is worth the money and more so because he grinds the blades before heat treatment, which is not a common practice. I own and carry a Blue Ridge Hunter. I do however think the Highland Hunter is the nicest one of the bunch. I was about to buy a General, and had one in my hand at Mast over the summer but I bought a Primitive Woodsman instead. I may grab a General this year though. But..... That Highland Hunter is just perfect!

What a Great Review! Thanks. Probably won't happen but I'm looking to treat myself to this exact model for Christmas 👍🏾

Love my field knife. Now they are discontinued, they have sky rocketed in value.

lmao QSP Copperhead

Beautiful knife. Thank you for the review. :) Greetings.

Just got mine today. And I must say it's a great knife. I love the action, the blade profile, the micarta is by far the best I've ever had on a knife, and it feels good in the hand as well. Not to mention it's a beautiful knife. Thanks for the video. It helped me with this purchase. I see an ACE Grand in my future as well.

I like the Sonoma design. I prefer the micarta versions and I’m tempted to sharpen the spine ahead of the jimping on one of them to make it more versatile...

It looks like the knife a lot of the Filipino knife martial arts use.

I’ll buy this knife off you!

A problem with a lot of reviews for this knife is that the knife is literally designed for skinning and field dressing; it's meant to be small. This is _not_ a bush crafting knife. He does mention this in this review, which is appreciated; but comparing it to an Esee 3/4/5 is not a like-for-like comparison.

They're made in the mountains of NC

I am looking for the aquatic now and the struggle is real

Beautiful collection! Bravo.

Just ordered a Jutland like this yesterday!

WOW those are some gorgeous knives. I love that Cub River knife a lot.

The drop point crusher is a better upgraded field knife.

Will you consider selling this?

Which one do you like more the general or jeager?

Do you like this or the jaeger more?

Which one do you like more jarleger or general?

Why didnt you put all the winklers on the table to compair?

The only knife that matches the quality of my Sebenza. Love it! 💪🏻🇨🇦

Whst type of sheath does it come with,is it good quality

How much is that running in price

begg design?

Nice grind.

Nice collection. Close to $2000 dollars in knives. 😁 you went with expensive handles. I dare say you have the collectors bug. Got get out and use those beauties. I see you prefer thick blades. I have the Bravo 1.25 in 3V which is a slimmer stock. But it takes a beating but is a slicer. How is the ergoes on the BRK Sentry? I have recently purchased an Iron River in Magnacut & for a pocket knife the ergoes are ok. It fills 4 fingers comfortably. To put it in perspective, the White River M1 Caper has the best ergoes of any neck or pocket knives for which I set as the bar to meets. See ya in the backwoods.

Does the forward choil help or does it get in the way? that forward choil seems pointless. The handle is already large enough to accommodate a full hand and the handle has it's own choil. Might as well just have the blade edge go all the way up to the handle.

Wow such a thorough and thoughtful review. Really liked the way you explained your thoughts on these knives.

I really like the bark river sheath I carry mine every single day you just have to put the knife in the sheath and leave it there The leather will mold around the knife. It’s a little bulky at first, but it breaks in very nicely.

Hey, I really appreciate the video, and you had great points! just to adress the sheath design, I tried to design it as small as possible so it would be as easy to carry and get lost in the pocket as possible, so thats why I dont do a ramp on the spine. It is designed to be opened by putting the thumb on the plane where my logo is. That being said, I as a sole maker of this I must take in to consideration how users acctualy use the things I make, and your points are more then valid. Also I have some costumers who make aftermaket leather sheaths for these! I feel like most of the people have very bad experience with N690, as they encountered too soft, gummy, hard to sharpend (hard to remove the burr) and easily dulliung mass produced N690. I harden mine to 61-62HRC, and I love it, it stays sharp, its very stainless, irs easy to sharpen, that is all I want in a working knife. The Angis and the bigger knife (Varnas) both are available in N690 and Elmax for people who want high end steels.

It’s more of a feedback to me rather than review, but still much appreciated. I’m really surprised thou how calmly you describing this beast 😊 Have you sharpened it already? Would like to hear your thoughts on m390. Cheers

Yes, you SHOULD sell it to me immediately. Great idea!!! Lol

Wooow!!! God damn it, this Hinderer is incredible and unique!

This is such a descriptive review of winkler knives that most knife don’t reviewers understand. Thx for the meticulous explanation, especially explaining the way he grinds his blade before heating it. I have never understood this, hopefully I said this correctly. Thanks again!

I just bought one. Very nice knive.