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@@DoloresVillatoro-ho5jg ,… Congratulations!!! I’m glad you found a reputable dealer & got yourself one of these Beasts. - I’ve seen these knives in the past maybe 4-5 years ago but for whatever reasons I purchased other knives instead. Then DBK (Dutch Bushcraft Knives) reviewed them a few weeks ago and I was like “Oh Ya” I completely forgot about those knives. I decided to order one. Of course I could only find one with the wood handle scales but it was good enough so I purchased it. Man! I didn’t know what I was missing. This is a fantastic knife. I sharpened mine and it’s freaking amazing. I finally found a dealer in England that I ordered 2 more from with black handles and a military surplus store here in Ohio and I ordered the last one with a black handle apparently. So at the moment, I have the wood version and a black version that has the Ferro Rod notch and sharpened spine plus a mirror chrome finish blade! I have a normal blued steel one with the black scales and I ordered another one that is on the way now from Sheffield England. Should arrive within 2-3 weeks. So when that last one arrives I will have 4 of these bad Azz blades! They are really nice. They are nicknamed “Pig” knives,… so now I have a pig farm! 😂. If I had bought them sooner, maybe I wouldn’t have appreciated them as much as i do now. I love that these Knives are just rough, do everything, no fancy bull-crap, Full-Tang, Tanks ready for duty. They are definitely in my Top 5 favorite Knives I own. I’m planning on doing several more reviews of the other ones I purchased, over the next few weeks/months. 👍🏻🔪👍🏻

@@JoeDoomsday Ha, Pig farm! That's great. I'm also looking at an MoD 'Brightblade' from Sheffield knives in the UK as well. I like their modded versions but 'm not too crazy about the ferro rod striker notch on the spine, I feel the entire spine of the blade could be used as a striker rather than taking some steel off of the knife. These are some really awesome knives. I took off the retention strap on the sheath and moved it closer to the mouth of the sheath and it holds the knife in a lot better now. We had a windstorm here the last couple of days and I was happy when I woke up and there was small trees and big branches knocked down by the wind because I get to play with my MoD knife and I have cut A LOT of wood. The edge of course held up great but since a lot of the wood was fresh wood, the blade would collect quite a bit of tree juice which was no big deal. I've even taken a measuring tape to some of the wood chips after using this knife, it's like the equivalent of using a small ax because I was making almost half an inch thick wood chips! Yeah man, I absolutely love this knife. I keep it scary sharp and the more I use it, the more I master control when I use it to do fine work. It's literally my do-everything knife. Yeah, I've bought a couple other knives and my last one recently being a Ka-Bar Ek Commando model 4 knife, but I just love my MoD and I just keep coming back to it. The beauty of these knives is that they are so affordable that if I were to somehow lose mine or it got stolen, I could easily replace it. Have you seen the Wessex knives video where they stamp the blade as they pull it out the furnace?? The handles aren't skeletonized at all, one fat slab of steel with the the 3 holes for the rivets. I don't know what steel they use, but all I know is that it's good quality, tough, it stays sharp and that's good enough for me, no magnacut or adamantium cryo crap for me! I hope you enjoy your new knife and have lots of fun building your pig farm, I'm not too far behind ya!

@@DoloresVillatoro-ho5jg ,… 😂. I did see the Wessex video of the heat treatment and the full uncompromised tang. I liked what I was seeing. Just in case a war breaks out or some pandemic occurs I wanted to make sure I got a few of these asap. That’s why I splurged. The funny thing about the bushcraft version I got with the Ferro rod notch is that they sharpen the entire spine of the blade. So the notch really isn’t needed. The notch looks bigger on the camera. It’s really shallow so I don’t think that it’s going to weaken the overall blade too much. I heard that it’s there so you can strike a Ferro rod and not mess up your tender pile because the tip of the blade will contact the ground first,… sparring your tender pile from getting knocked out. 🤷🏻‍♂️. On the original versions,… I don’t even mind the raised handle scales much. With gloves on it gives a better grip.

@@JoeDoomsday I totally agree. I love it just the way it is, and it's great that they have a 'brightblade' version. & modified guard version. The English guy over at Wessex knives, who mods & sharpens them is really cool, he's hilarious and a very talented guy. I wanted to order a custom leather sheath from him but he said that he's so backed up on orders he has to catch up first. The custom sheaths are awesome as are the kydex ones too, but just some slight mods on the stock sheath will do for now. I'm just grateful I got my greasy hands on an MoD knife, it's one of a kind here where I live & amongst my friends. It's a knife conceived in obscurity, not much is known about it, probably will never be featured in an action war movie unlike Kabar, the m3 trench knife or the m7 bayonet, but to me I definitely think that this knife here will be a family heirloom with others as a backup and part of my collection. I love the handle and I've never experienced any problems with it unlike some of my other knives that just have the scales screwed on & loosen from time to time, these ones are bolted on which I really like. It's a simple knife but highly effective once you give it a sharper edge. The only thing I don't do with this knife is slice food with it because it's so thick but in a survival situation, anything goes. What was the saying again? Jack of all trades, master of none, better than the master of one?

@@jamesnelson1443 ,… 👍🏻

@@jamesnelson1443 - that’s what I said ain’t it?

@@jamesnelson1443 ,… I don’t like filming my outdoor bushcraft stuff. To hard to set up the camera, the sound quality at a distance sucks. When the wind blows you can’t even hear what I’m saying,… I personally don’t like being on camera. So Yes I do use my stuff,… I polish and sharpen/strope after every use. I rarely bring multiple stuff to compare just because it’s not convenient. So I usually just do unboxing reviews and when I’m out bushcrafting that’s just for me & the trees to witness.

@@chapiit08 ,… I agree. I have a chrome polished version of this knife that I’m going to review in a week or so and it had a few imperfections so I blued it myself and it looks very similar to the other one. They don’t look anything like the phosphate coated versions,… for some reason they still list them as phosphate coated though. 🤷🏻‍♂️. I like the blued look more anyhow. 👍🏻🔪

@@donavantew8278 ,… Hey Donavan. How’s it going? I purchased this one off of eBay. But I purchased a second one from www.sheffieldknives.co.uk it arrived within 3 weeks or so. I’m going to review it in a week or so.

@@JoeDoomsday outstanding brother I look forward to seeing it 👍🏻🇺🇸

@@donavantew8278 ,… Thanx Donavan, I worked hard on this one,… because I love this Knife. ❤️🔪👍🏻

@@mdvmonk7863 ,… Great Advice. Thanks. If You do draw the blade towards yourself I highly recommend Kevlar gloves. Better to cut away from one’s self, as You pointed out. Thanx for watching & commenting, it’s appreciated. 👍🏻🔪

@@SoldierDrew ,… JoeX does a destruction test of this knife I believe and Donnie B All Day does a normal field test of this knife and it performs fine. DBK also hard tests this knife on UA-cam. It’s a budget friendly,collectible version of the Lile Rambo knife. Just way more affordable. It’s supposed to be a wall hanger to be admired but if you use it responsibly it can be a decent knife. I put epoxy down inside the handle, to better secure the blade. I’d rather have this knife than No knife in a SHTF scenario. 😝. Thanks for watching & commenting, I appreciate it. 👍🏻🔪

@@frankstarship6381 ,… glad you like it. Thanx for watching & commenting. I suspected it’s crapola but I’m going to take it out into the woods one of these days and bash it just to see how bad it really is. But these budget reviews get lots of new knife guys interested in knives so I do them from time to time. My first fixed blade that started all this for me was that survivor: 1980’s Rambo crap survival knife. I’ve matured since then I like to believe 😁. But that survival knife still holds a lot of great nostalgic memories for me. 🔪👍🏻

@@JoeDoomsday A destruction or durability test would be nice indeed and I guess that most knives enthusiast started with them. I was the guy that got a dragon shaped handle on a dagger.

@@L.St_p ,… sorry to hear that. I fell for it too.

@@TheSogGrunt , Appreciate it. 👍🏻🔪👍🏻

@@tomritter493 ,… Hello Tom. They are pretty cool budget friendly blades. Great Truck knife.

@@donavantew8278 ,… Thanx Donavan. Budget friendly too.

@@JoeDoomsday budgets are cool to collect. And sometimes you get a banger 😀🤘🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@@williamduncan2526 ,… Thank you, I appreciate it.

@@DougShoeBushcraft ,… Thanx. I think it is the best I could do with this knife. I suppose someone could drill a hole thru the handle and tang and tap a steel pin thru it,… that would secure it a bit more. The only other idea I had was to fill the thin aluminum handle completely with epoxy which would make it solid and strong. It would retain the survival knife look but not have a hollow handle anymore. I think the way we both did our knives is pretty decent though. 🔪👍🏻

@@papuchu ,… it’s like $20 bucks

@@huckstirred7112 ,… Thanx

@@huckstirred7112 ,… I believe it is based on a Middle Eastern, Scimitar Sword,… not an American Bowie Knife.

@@danblake3265 ,… I like to hold the camera because I’m trying to make you sea sick. 😆. Plus my crappy iPhone camera is never in focus. I review budget friendly knives from time to time because 1.) they are usually very popular. 2.) I buy this stuff with my own money, it’s my hobby,… I guess. 3.) sometimes my bank account needs a break. My only other option is to Not review anything. So just in case someone might be considering these budget knives from China,… now they can watch my review and see if they still want to buy it or Not. If I could afford it, I’d love a new camera and tri-pod. I do what I can. 🤷🏻‍♂️

@@markberry270 ,… China.

@@desolationwilliams2724 ,… I agree. My Gray version is all around better.

@@alexstrouse6333 ,… This is an old video. I think I ordered it from “Whiskey River Trading” but I’m not certain. I don’t know if they still come with these sheath options.

@@jackblack7827 ,… Yes, I believe You are correct. It’s the Ramora. - I love my Joker Nomad 6.5”, it’s a very underrated knife.

@@THEMARTIALARTSCHANNEL-bb4fx ,… I would love to see a review of it. 👍🏻🔪

@@JoeDoomsday my english is "ok", but I hate the sound of my voice. So it will never happen. I come across 11 variations of this knife (that include the real one). They were made in taiwan (some new ones are made in china) and then published by different companys in the US. Rothco was one of them. Here are the different variations: 1. Original with real leather sheat and thicker steel. 2. Black with aluminum handle 3. Black with plastic handle 4. Black handle and black colored blade. 5. Light camo with aluminum handle 6. Light camo with plastic handle 7. Dark camo with aluminum handle 8. Slightly bigger blade with aluminum handle. 9. Slightly bigger blade with plastic handle. 10. Really big blade (as big as the actual rambo 2 knife used in the movie) and aluminum handle, with slightly different compass. 11. Modern made one from china, black plastic handle and a really crapy compass. The sheat is even worse than what came with the ones sold in the 80s.

@@THEMARTIALARTSCHANNEL-bb4fx ,… Just do a video showing the knife. You don’t have to say anything. 🤷🏻‍♂️

​@@JoeDoomsday ok, I do that next time I dig it out from all my junk

@@THEMARTIALARTSCHANNEL-bb4fx ,… Awesome I can’t wait 👍🏻

Mini zip ties...you're welcome 🤫

@@ozeflvsh4522 oh, snap!

@@ilanakali1030 , You’re welcome,… Thanks for watching and commenting.

@@TrentCostello ,… To each his own. 🤷🏻‍♂️

@@badcompany3828 ,… when I first opened it,… there was oil all over the blade making it look like long running scratches. It was just grease. But you can see the uniform grind lines going from the spine of the blade down to the cutting edge. Gives it a satin finish. I would have liked it to be more polished though.

@@alfredhughes578 ,… Yes it cuts wood like nobody’s business. It’s a thick full tang knife so it can be used to pry with, smash glass, cut through some metals. It holds an edge really well and strops back to paper cutting sharp with ease, when needed. That’s what really sets it apart. It has an Excellent leather sheath. Wenge wood handle scales. It’s a field/hunting style design but with the hand guard can also perform as a smaller fighting knife. Made in New Zealand. I’ve heard they are cold sharpened on whetstone wheels by hand. You could get Cold Steel, ESEE, TOPS, etc., etc., they are all good options. I just presented this beautiful beast of a knife as another option to consider.

@@darrenfauteux5645 ,… Yes. Absolutely. I still love the Trailmaster though

@@SkullyMcKnight-nq1kg ,… Mine was a pretty good knife when I received it. Sharp. It’s a lot of knife for being a budget knife.

@@bensnider1581 , It’s a good knife. Keep it clean and oiled and it will last you a long time.

@@tomritter493 ,… Hi Tom. Yes it’s an awesome knife. 👍🏻🔪