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I have a photo of me wearing it…….thanks for this article. Brings back a lot of memories. 🇺🇸👍

Mine had the straight blade with out the turned up part towards the end. I had never seen this model. I suspect yours was made mid 1960s or ?

That is a hell of a story my friend. No telling where your knife is. I know what it's like to lose a good knife. Feels like your underwear's gone or your favorite tooth got pulled. Thanks for reaching out with your story, and thank you for all you did in Vietnam from one old dogface to another. Ssgt. Ret. Kelly Baker

Almost every Vietnamese working on US bases were working for the other side as well…lol a buddy of mine was a medic for the 3rd of the 39th and he was involved in the heavy fighting in Mini Tet around the ‘Y’ bridge, Cholon May 68. Hell the communist are more capitalistic than we are. Put an ad for it on E-Bay Vietnam, I bet they’ll find 10 of them. I never got a chance to host the Royal Thai contingent, but we did work that area around bearcat and Rung-Sat.

I appreciate that, my friend! Good to have you with us!

I have often dreamed of opening a knife store, but I wouldn't sell any of the knives...so that would make it a knife museum or a gallery. Yes! A knife gallery! At any rate, thank you for watching and commenting Brother! I appreciate you taking the time.

Thats true my friend! It's a baaaaad blade!

Thank you my friend. May GOD bless you!

True that my friend! If Neanderthals had these, they wouldn't be extinct!

Just kidding, opossums are much cuter

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High as Giraffes nuts? Damn right! That's way over my head!

Yeah, he told me the last time we talked. That's a real bummer. I have one of his original survival kit patches which were huge! Glad I have some of his stuff. Thanks for commenting Brother! I appreciate you!

@AOATSURVIVAL definitely a bummer. Back atcha.

I think my Dad got me and my Brother's from a traveling knife salesman back in the day. We felt like such badasses with those knives and our pellet guns. Nothing could kill us back then!

Thank you for watching and commenting, my friend. I had a ball in those days. My Brother is gone now. He was shot by his estranged girlfriend. I remember our times together fondly. These old cheap knives sure do help.

Thank you for watching and commenting my friend. I appreciate you!

It is quite gimmicky. It would not pass an x-ray screening. It is heavy. It is adjustable by removing some of the tubes or adding more tubes. This walking stick is made to look cool and sell. No actual hiker or daily pedestrian would want to use it. The knives and tools It contains could come in handy if a person became lost and had no other tools, but the quality of the tools contained in this walking stick leave much to be desired. Thank you for watching and commenting my friend!

That's awesome! I love making my own stuff too! You should make a video showing off your projects. Thanks for watching and commenting my friend!

@@AOATSURVIVAL theirs no better feeling than being able to make something that's useful or artistic. Maybe one day I'll do some videos on youtube but Ive a long way to go yet. Great vid on the stick by the way. Tried to find it on Amazon but it's a watered down version in the UK, no knives and saws, so I'll keep making my own. Thanks for reply buddy, great to know theirs real folk out their

Nothing worse than a dry stick brother!

Hello my friend! I have not seen said commercial, but if I do I will also talk mad shit! Outlaw a walking stick with a knife? What if you are on a hike with a stick, and a pocket knife? Is it OK as long as they are separate? What if you just carry a baseball bat and a kitchen knife? That's still legal, I think. Thank for the shit talk! I truly appreciate it!

@@AOATSURVIVAL it was a UA-cam commercial with a QR code. It was their opening statement before you found out what it actually was. Truly got my attention and then enraged me.

Hey Russell! Thanks for the shout out! As a boy I tricked mine out as well. Ended up painting one a custom came. Made a spear with it, fished with the fishing kit. Broke the wire saw... then built a new kit to put inside it. Never did get very sharp though! Lol thanks again my friend!

Well shoot fuzzy girl! I hate that for you! I ordered extras for mine, but it should say how many you get when you order it. If you didn't get the right amount you can request a refund!

Yes Sir! They are made in Olean, New York.

@@AOATSURVIVAL Thank you.

I hard that Brotha!

Yes. It is heavy and will be a lot to carry on an extended hike, but if you hit something with this walking stick, it will be discouraged. Might I suggest a bowie knife? Bear spray can be helpful, but a stick will hurt an animal or miss it off. A good bowie knife will pierce thick hide and drive in to the bone. Good luck, my friend. I hope this helps.

@@AOATSURVIVAL I'm definitely gonna have a knife and possibly spray. I won't carry a gun though. Funny thing is the wild animals don't worry me too much, it's the people that I worry about

Hello my friend! I do check my UA-cam comments as often as I can, and I am glad I caught yours! I did not receive an email from you, but you can send one to aoat124@gmail.com if you would like to discuss any of this further... Now, down to business! This model has no specific name. It 0:03 is simply marked on the box as "STOCK NO. 463 Survival Knife. Made in Tawain" I just happen to be a collector of these knives, and I have a number of them from different manufacturers. The one that started it all was the Randall model 18 which the Jimmy Lile Rambo knives were patterned after. There were other predecessors as well. Randall and Garcia both made them during the Vietnam Era. These cheap ones followed Liles Rambo knives and stemmed from a company called Knifeco. I have a model from Stansport as well. All either Taiwan or China in manufacture. A Russian variant is the "Survivalist" from Kyzlyar Supreme, and I have a hollow handle from Kershaw as well as the full Rambo collection from all of the movies. The best I could tell you is that the old original Knifeco from the 80s called their knives the "Survivor" but they did not stamp this on the blade. The blade etchings with survivor came later in the 90s with Maxim and Master cutlery etching it on their blades. Thanks for watching and commenting!

@@AOATSURVIVAL Ahh understood! I assumed it didn't have a specific name! I'm actually trying to trace it back to the very first manufacturer who designed it by copying it badly from the original JIMMI LILE one! which is actually a different model! but unfortunately the superficiality and approximation of common people is scandalous! just because it has a hacksaw on the back they still call it a rambo knife! 🤷🤦. now I will do some further research thanks to the precious information you provided me! Soon!