I'm so impressed with Battle Horse and LT Wright that I no longer think about other brands. The quality for the price is amazing. The Patriot Scout is perfect their Slug is an EDC dream. I get positive comments almost daily when using the Slug at work.
Dang son u made me blush😊.....love the way u roll too Pete. Bink bink off me son...👋🏻lol. Think Battlehorse & LT were together at some point. I sent Paddy an LT Wright Patriot. Thx for the shootout 👊🏼
D’s Knives I ain’t lyin your the man!!!!!! I can tell your taste in cutlery,....... I’ve been around the block a couple times!!!!!! I can see I guy that knows his cutlery!!!!!!! Happy New Year D.........
Nice collection of battle horse knives bud ! I ordered a highlander in green micarta at the beginning of this month and a couple of days ago I called and bought over the phone a featherstick knive ! I bought the lwather sheath with dangler and a fire steel loop on both ! I cant wait to get them ! Great video and good job bud !
Many will call these knives bushcraft knives. I personally call them Mountain Men Knives. By the way, I trademarked Mountain Man Knives for my future knife company. LOL
I’ve never heard of battle horse knives till now but I’m impressed with the looks of it. I’m interested in learning more and will check them out. Thanks for bringing something new to me, to the table. All the Best. Take care till next time. Happy New Year bud!
Great looking knives bro. I don't own any by them, but I do have an LT Wright knife, and he got his start working at Battle Horse, and you can see the inspiration in his knives from his time there. A lot of his designs look similar to BHK. I'm a big Bark River guy myself, but we all have our favorites. Nothing wrong with any of the great ones. I'd like to expand my fixed blade collection..I only have 15 of them, which is small compared to my folders and traditionals. One of the things I like about your channel, besides your enthusiasm and love of knives, is the fact you do some of everything. Fixed blades, traditional knives, and modern folders. Most channels just focus on folders, but you're like me, you apparently love ALL things sharp and pointy. I love that about you bro..keep'em coming!
Please understand, LT Wright did not get his start at Battle Horse. He was part owner of a Blind Horse Knives with the owner of Battle Horse Dan. They decide to go their separate ways and they dissolved Blind Horse Knives. Dan started Battle Horse Knives and LT started LT Wright Handmande Knives. They did agree to continue make the same type of knives for both companies as the knives were their creations when together. That's why you see the same styles from both companies.
Their handles remind me of LT Wright's handles a lot. I haven't owned a Battle Horse but I do have an LT Wright and a few Bark River Knives and I love them!
Pete those are some nice fixed blades I only have only have 5 fixed blades 1 from Booker and 4 from Tops,it ‘s hard for me to buy more because I can’t really carry them in New Jersey.
Great knives there!! I love Manly Drugar,probably the best geometry on a full flat grind fixed blade knife out there.What's your opinion about the new edition of Lionsteel M4 with micarta handles?!
I prefer LT Wright personally. Battle horse has gone down in fit and finish over the past few years. My all time favorite knife maker is William Collins. Nobody makes better fixed blades than William in my opinion. His knives are second to none. But they are a bit more expensive than battle horse or LT. His AEB-L is the best knife steel I've ever worked with. Holds an edge like 35vn but sharpens up just like 01 tool steel. They never rust on me when I go fishing in the ocean. I also enjoy knives from Dave over at the Pathfinder knife store. Best bang for your buck knives you can buy. His heat treat with 1095 is amazing and his designs are solid. If you can't afford a $200 custom but have around $100 for something nice get a knife from Dave. Anyways good video. The woodsman pro definitely is a winner from bhk. I only have their SISU in my collection. I have a few blind horse knives that are pathfinder logoed. The PLSK1 is my favorite.
Agree with you on the William Collins comment. He's a knife design genius and he has surpassed just about every knife maker I can think of, and it's not even close.
Just plain beautiful knives and functional too. Thanks for sharing all of these great knives, Live Long Prosper and Collect Your Own Way!
I'm so impressed with Battle Horse and LT Wright that I no longer think about other brands. The quality for the price is amazing. The Patriot Scout is perfect their Slug is an EDC dream. I get positive comments almost daily when using the Slug at work.
Those are some fantastic looking fixed blades brother!! Thanks for sharing!!
Dang son u made me blush😊.....love the way u roll too Pete. Bink bink off me son...👋🏻lol. Think Battlehorse & LT were together at some point. I sent Paddy an LT Wright Patriot. Thx for the shootout 👊🏼
D’s Knives I ain’t lyin your the man!!!!!! I can tell your taste in cutlery,....... I’ve been around the block a couple times!!!!!! I can see I guy that knows his cutlery!!!!!!! Happy New Year D.........
Nice collection of battle horse knives bud ! I ordered a highlander in green micarta at the beginning of this month and a couple of days ago I called and bought over the phone a featherstick knive ! I bought the lwather sheath with dangler and a fire steel loop on both ! I cant wait to get them ! Great video and good job bud !
Many will call these knives bushcraft knives. I personally call them Mountain Men Knives. By the way, I trademarked Mountain Man Knives for my future knife company. LOL
I’ve never heard of battle horse knives till now but I’m impressed with the looks of it. I’m interested in learning more and will check them out. Thanks for bringing something new to me, to the table. All the Best. Take care till next time. Happy New Year bud!
Benny Blade Play yeah man there top notch fixed blades!!!!!! Look into them Happy New Year!!!!!
Great looking knives bro. I don't own any by them, but I do have an LT Wright knife, and he got his start working at Battle Horse, and you can see the inspiration in his knives from his time there. A lot of his designs look similar to BHK. I'm a big Bark River guy myself, but we all have our favorites. Nothing wrong with any of the great ones. I'd like to expand my fixed blade collection..I only have 15 of them, which is small compared to my folders and traditionals. One of the things I like about your channel, besides your enthusiasm and love of knives, is the fact you do some of everything. Fixed blades, traditional knives, and modern folders. Most channels just focus on folders, but you're like me, you apparently love ALL things sharp and pointy. I love that about you bro..keep'em coming!
Timbo437 man Timbo such kind words to say!!!!!! Happy New Year buddy!!!!!! Yes sir big year in cutlery this year strap in!!!!!!
Please understand, LT Wright did not get his start at Battle Horse. He was part owner of a Blind Horse Knives with the owner of Battle Horse Dan. They decide to go their separate ways and they dissolved Blind Horse Knives. Dan started Battle Horse Knives and LT started LT Wright Handmande Knives. They did agree to continue make the same type of knives for both companies as the knives were their creations when together. That's why you see the same styles from both companies.
Love that SNH, it is a unicorn knife as they don't put out the flat grind anymore. Been looking for one forever...
Their handles remind me of LT Wright's handles a lot. I haven't owned a Battle Horse but I do have an LT Wright and a few Bark River Knives and I love them!
Jeff Smith yeah Jeff you can’t go wrong with Bark River and LT knives they are the top of the top thanks dude!!!!!
LT Wright got his start working for Battle Horse Knives..he does make a great knife, and I have 4 Bark Rivers, and love and treasure each one of them.
Very nice fixed blades brother 👊
Big Bore Knife & Gear Yo big bore my man what’s up buddy!!!!!!!! Thanks so much my friend!!!!! Let’s pour a drink!!!!!!
Pete those are some nice fixed blades I only have only have 5 fixed blades 1 from Booker and 4 from Tops,it ‘s hard for me to buy more because I can’t really carry them in New Jersey.
Larry Combat Commander yeah Larry I hear ya........ I just mostly play wit them at home!!!!!! Thanks so much
Those look like some pretty good knives, I would hesitate calling them the best until you have seen Jay Fisher.
Great knives there!! I love Manly Drugar,probably the best geometry on a full flat grind fixed blade knife out there.What's your opinion about the new edition of Lionsteel M4 with micarta handles?!
Greek Veteran lion steel makes great knives...... I’m a big fan of lion steel I love there traditionals thanks for sharing
My woodsman pro is top 3 in my entire collection
I thought frontier valley was a L.T.Wright model??
Looks good not a big fixed blade guy but interesting
Where do you buy yours from?
A Ray mostly blade HQ but you can find them really anywhere just do a quiche search thanks so much
Ok? Mkay? Ok?
Oh, well why didn't you say so?
tom brady could beat the frontier valley
I prefer LT Wright personally. Battle horse has gone down in fit and finish over the past few years. My all time favorite knife maker is William Collins. Nobody makes better fixed blades than William in my opinion. His knives are second to none. But they are a bit more expensive than battle horse or LT. His AEB-L is the best knife steel I've ever worked with. Holds an edge like 35vn but sharpens up just like 01 tool steel. They never rust on me when I go fishing in the ocean. I also enjoy knives from Dave over at the Pathfinder knife store. Best bang for your buck knives you can buy. His heat treat with 1095 is amazing and his designs are solid. If you can't afford a $200 custom but have around $100 for something nice get a knife from Dave. Anyways good video. The woodsman pro definitely is a winner from bhk. I only have their SISU in my collection. I have a few blind horse knives that are pathfinder logoed. The PLSK1 is my favorite.
Agree with you on the William Collins comment. He's a knife design genius and he has surpassed just about every knife maker I can think of, and it's not even close.