I learned about these knives while attending Kevin's survival course a while back. I Just received mine today for Christmas. My daughter has had hers for a few months now. Amazing quality in these knives! Very durable, feels great in the hand, and stays sharp. Was extremely sharp out of the box!! A great knife is a must have item.
Missed this batch the first round (sold out in 2 min!). Excited to hear they are restocking soon. Everyone commenting on pricing obviously is unaware of the time not only going into actually making each one, but the planning time involved. Also - we are all preaching to support small businesses. Here are two small businesses in the USA- Montana and Utah- that can be supported with one purchase, with a knife that will outlive you as an heirloom because it's so well made with such good materials, and it may save a life some day. I've been following MKC for a year or so, and that company never ceases to amaze me. My husband has multiple knives of theirs and I can guarantee they are worth every penny. This was a great Collab with tons of thought put into the design. 👏💪🔥
I have been carrying and using one of these all for seasons now and i will say, love the design. The sheath is the real winner here... the overall design of this package is outstanding and very well thought out. Disappears under a t shirt and you always have a reliable tool on you that is quick and easy to deploy. I will be looking for a 2nd one in magnacut
I've been a fan of Smith since before he started the company. His knives are incredible. Way too rich for my blood. I'll be getting the Fieldcraft knife when I'm able. Good on ya!
I love the design of it. The thought process reminds me of how my Winkler knives are, they have a practical simple design, everything that works, nothing that doesn't.
'Everyday' also implies accessible and affordable in my opinion. At a >USD$300 price point this is more of a collectable or well off gear head's toy than an everyday tool. I might cop shit for this, but it's just one mans opinion.
I agree with the comments on price but also agree that the blade smith needs to make reasonable profit. I would love to own one but being older and retired I will have to lust from afar.
Awesome blade but I think a 2nd version should be made. Have a true 90 degree spine and also a sheath that allows scout carry. I think those two things would complete the "Bush Craft" aspect to an already awesome blade. I think that would make this one of the most rounded knifes out there. Maybe also had a loop on the sheath that can be used to either hold a ferro rod or a place to attach 550 cord.
I have more knives than I can probably count, from many famous makers, and this design really gets me excited, and I love all the thought that has gone into this. Kudos for a practical design that isn't a giant 'sharpened pry bar.' 👍
Tops is great, but not even in the same sport friend. These are designed and forged and produced by a master bladesmith. I love tops too but it’s a totally different thing.
I got mine in the mail yesterday. I’m a collector of high end blades. Routinely 700 and up. I can say honestly, this is one of the most beautiful, well balanced, well crafted, sharpest out of the box knives I have ever had the pleasure of owning. To be totally honest, at a 325 price, MKC are the ones taking a loss. This knife is worth WAY more than 325. I see blades like routinely go for 700+. If you have a chance to buy it, BUY IT. I also carried it all day today, and had zero issues with comfortability. Even when sitting in the car. And seriously, this is my 3rd MKC blade and DEFINITELY not the last. If you are on the fence, try to trust me as much as you can, this is a no brainer buy guys
Totally agree with the importance of a well-designed sheath. I was looking recently for a bushcraft knife and had to reject a lot of really good knives due to the badly designed sheaths.
Oh man Josh is a beast . I have one of his Blackfoot knives . They are so bad ass.. I've been US small Arms and blade geek my whole life.. This blade resembles Bark River ADVENTURER II and the sheath resembles Amtac NORTHMAN. Def picking up one of these Montana / Fieldcraft Blades
I love the knife and was 100% going to buy one until I found out they cost $325 a piece. I understand you pay for quality but that's to rich for my blood
If it's a knife you are going to carry for the rest of your life, then that price isn't bad, you also get what you pay for. I personally have spent way over that trying to find the perfect EDC knife but to each their own.
if you want to do a giveaway I would love to have one. I was going to order a black one when they came back in stock but unfortunately I cannot afford it.
Not a bad idea to have a seat belt cutter and window punch in your center console, or find a knife that can do both. A good serrated blade can cut through a windshield.
For a handmade/finished blade the price doesn't surprise me a lot, but there are a lot of other U.S. manufacturers putting out great products at lower price points. Chris Reeves, L.T. Wright, White River Knives, etc. Not trying to downplay, this is a good looking blade, but if you're looking for a fixed blade do your due diligence and explore the market. As with many things, there is a point of diminishing returns. For must of us here I'd expect a $30 Mora will handle most of your tasks
Hi Fieldcraft crew any chance you could give us some edc suggestions for a husband/father living in a notoriously dangerous city (Tijuana) where you can't legally carry.
Hey man ... Knife looks cool... I have a question...will it be durable enough to handle some tough tasks ??? Can i use it regularly in the woods for bushcraft/survival??
Too bad I live is Cali and can’t legally conceal a fixed blade. Wouldn’t want to open carry this as it would attract too much attention. Might get one for camping though!
Not going to say it's overpriced, a custom knifemaker can place dozens of hours into a single blade. This looks like a handy bird/trout knife. However there are many blades (custom/factory) that may offer comparable steels at more affordable options. LT Wright, White River Knives, TOPS, etc.
Its well made an CPM 154 is a good steel but for over $300 they could've used a better steel an people would feel better about, but the fanboys can afford it, as much as i dislike Benchmade their HUNT series will out perform while being a hundred bucks less
@@rbacklas I'd never put down the work of a blacksmith, I build knives myself and I know the time, work and material it needs and would always pay the price (350+) but here we see a piece of mass production that has never seen an anvil.
Mike I gotta ask you about this credit card deal. Apparently big credit card companies are denying the purchase of fire arms. Visa and Master card and I think one other company. So in retail ever item has a code for that item. Store’s like PSA and others gun shops are not in that category yet. The government (DEMS) is changing this category so every time you try to purchase a fire arm it will be red flagged. Please let me know what you think about this?
As an example, you can get a US made Bradford Guardian in M390 for half the price. It's a comparable blade style in a far superior steel. What objective value would this knife have over the Bradford? Fully willing to admit I could be missing something here.
Nice looking knife, but the price is too high and Kydex sheath is a no-go for me. If it was 1/3 the price and had an option for a leather sheath I’d snag it up.
Been making and designing knives for over a decade. Truth is, most people do not carry fixed blade as a tool. They only see a knife as a weapon. They seem to think it's either illegal or too cumbersome. There's things I'd have incorporated in design which I've learned through hard use. One is a slightly exposed pommel to steak it in and separate firewood. People often say not to use a knife like a pry bar, I say need and ingenuity drive design. So get out of that thinking and design the knife around the way YOU use it. That's exactly why I make my own. But what does a guy know if he's not recognized by a guild, haha.
Gonna have a hard time in the market at that price. Looks to be a well thought out design, though i wish it would be something like magnacut steel especially being so thin.
Not really MKC does a drop almost every Thursday and they sell out completely every week in 7-10 minutes after release. I think the fastest sold out release was 4 minutes.
MKC continuously sells out in minutes, this will go quickly as well. I agree I think the price point should be lower, $225 would've been a much better price point but I suppose the FieldCraft collab add's tax on it. Still will be an exceptional blade for anyone looking to purchase a knife from a master bladesmith and clearly someone that care's about their craft/product.
Love that you called out the folding knife's at the end. I skip right past them in any store and only look for full tang fixed blades preferably hand crafted. Theirs zero comfort derived from knowing that the only reason your fingers didnt get sliced up is due to a thin peice of metal shim holding the blade up from folding. That & Ive had folding knifes break off from simply widdling away at sticks. Great video / Knife collab.
Is it true this knife is over $300? Gonna have to upgrade the steel substantially to justify that kinda price. Otherwise it looks like a really great design. Another thing on the sheath though. Folks with sheaths that posture the handle above the waste are usually folks who's knives sit on the shelf. Drop it down then put on a dangler.
Looks like a sweet knife, except... Without a prominent lower finger guard/hilt it would not work for me. If I ever had to stab with it, I would NOT have confidence that my XXL hands would not slip onto the edge. Hilts do not impede cutting for me because they rarely hang lower than the thickness of my fingers anyhow. I am sure many folks will love it. Color me jealous !
If I had a dollar for every firearm and training company that had "their" knife for sale I would be a rich man. So is a small knife with a kydex sheath. I am sure I could get one of similar quality for less and still be USA made. If you are going to say it's a great knife show a knife of similar quality and yours in action to show why yours is better.
Sheesh, Keelan has spoken! Hey Fieldcraft, I don’t think this guy is very impressed with your product. You better do what he says otherwise you might not get his approval…
And these guys would have you believe they sold out of the “private reserve” in a hour. Was that an inventory of 2-3 pcs.? Seems comments would suggest no one can afford or want an overpriced edc
I saw one of those field Craft survival bags which is extremely overpriced. I can go to Walmart and get the same duffel bag for 1/4 of the price of the field Craft survival bag. Same thing with this knife I don't know the price of it yet but I bet you I can get the same knife that can do the same things for a fraction of the price of this knife. I would love to support veteran companies but Jesus man you guys mark up your items so high.
There are people that buy this stuff. People with disposable income and who want all the best looking gear. You know the types. Most people can get by going to Walmart of Fleetfarm for their stuff.
Calling this a "fieldcraft survival" knife is a little misleading. The one issue I have with MKC is they throw out these names like "Bushcraft" and "fieldcraft" and barely change the design. 90% of their talk is about the sheath. Give us 90 degree spine if you're going to call it a survival knife, because I sure as shit don't want to use my edge to strike a ferro rod.
Nobody waste their time by going to Montana Knife Company’s website. They don’t have ANYTHING in stock at all. Who knows when they’ll get more inventory
Decent but can get lot more for the money elsewhere. You’re going to pay large premium for anything associated with Fieldcraft Survival name on it. Like $40 tourniquet carriers 🤣🤣
I learned about these knives while attending Kevin's survival course a while back. I Just received mine today for Christmas. My daughter has had hers for a few months now. Amazing quality in these knives! Very durable, feels great in the hand, and stays sharp. Was extremely sharp out of the box!! A great knife is a must have item.
Missed this batch the first round (sold out in 2 min!). Excited to hear they are restocking soon. Everyone commenting on pricing obviously is unaware of the time not only going into actually making each one, but the planning time involved. Also - we are all preaching to support small businesses. Here are two small businesses in the USA- Montana and Utah- that can be supported with one purchase, with a knife that will outlive you as an heirloom because it's so well made with such good materials, and it may save a life some day. I've been following MKC for a year or so, and that company never ceases to amaze me. My husband has multiple knives of theirs and I can guarantee they are worth every penny. This was a great Collab with tons of thought put into the design. 👏💪🔥
I have been carrying and using one of these all for seasons now and i will say, love the design. The sheath is the real winner here... the overall design of this package is outstanding and very well thought out. Disappears under a t shirt and you always have a reliable tool on you that is quick and easy to deploy. I will be looking for a 2nd one in magnacut
Nice knife love the crossed arrows
Impressive knife, sheath & American collaboration! The beauty of Form defined by function & force
I've been a fan of Smith since before he started the company. His knives are incredible. Way too rich for my blood. I'll be getting the Fieldcraft knife when I'm able. Good on ya!
This would be a nice little companion knife for my Esee 6. Very nice.
I'm immediately interested whenever I see Kevin's name attached to a blade. Looks like this one is another winner, it's on my list.
I love the design of it. The thought process reminds me of how my Winkler knives are, they have a practical simple design, everything that works, nothing that doesn't.
'Everyday' also implies accessible and affordable in my opinion.
At a >USD$300 price point this is more of a collectable or well off gear head's toy than an everyday tool.
I might cop shit for this, but it's just one mans opinion.
I agree
YUP! Pay 80 bucks for a Benchmade and you're set!
Everyday means you can use it everyday. It implies zero in terms of affordability
I love that it doesn't have a sharpening choil to get snagged while cutting, great design and steel choice.well done 🤙🏼
Extremely clean and practical design. Reminds me a lot of Loveless patterns. Gotta pick one of these up!
Good looking blade with many well thought out features. It’s similar to some of the knives I already use but I’ll likely be getting one.
That's perfect, I've been lookin at getting one just like this.
Looked at a few collapsible knives and just don't trust them for several reasons.
I agree with the comments on price but also agree that the blade smith needs to make reasonable profit. I would love to own one but being older and retired I will have to lust from afar.
I would love to get one but the price is just to much.
Where is the divit for bow drill? Can it be carried horizontally?
Lol really
Awesome blade but I think a 2nd version should be made. Have a true 90 degree spine and also a sheath that allows scout carry. I think those two things would complete the "Bush Craft" aspect to an already awesome blade. I think that would make this one of the most rounded knifes out there. Maybe also had a loop on the sheath that can be used to either hold a ferro rod or a place to attach 550 cord.
Why no jimping on the spine near the handle scales?
Why so long ricasso?? Whats it for, please explain for me.
1:32 Why are we using the blade to strike the ferro rod instead of the spine?!?
To everyone saying that they won't sell or are too expensive the drop just happened and they sold out in less than 2 minutes.
I have more knives than I can probably count, from many famous makers, and this design really gets me excited, and I love all the thought that has gone into this. Kudos for a practical design that isn't a giant 'sharpened pry bar.' 👍
Thanks Kevin
Gotta have a finger guard or no deal. $150 would be plenty for this. I'll keep my Tops Silent Hero 4.
Tops is great, but not even in the same sport friend. These are designed and forged and produced by a master bladesmith. I love tops too but it’s a totally different thing.
Am I the only one that was hoping he was gonna use the knife to pop the tire?
Woulda been a great ending to show product capability
You are NOT alone.
Looks like a really nice quality steak knife
I got mine in the mail yesterday. I’m a collector of high end blades. Routinely 700 and up. I can say honestly, this is one of the most beautiful, well balanced, well crafted, sharpest out of the box knives I have ever had the pleasure of owning. To be totally honest, at a 325 price, MKC are the ones taking a loss. This knife is worth WAY more than 325. I see blades like routinely go for 700+. If you have a chance to buy it, BUY IT. I also carried it all day today, and had zero issues with comfortability. Even when sitting in the car. And seriously, this is my 3rd MKC blade and DEFINITELY not the last. If you are on the fence, try to trust me as much as you can, this is a no brainer buy guys
Dag went over to buy a couple of knives. But every single knife on the site is out of stock
The best from the best with the best.!
Used it the other day on a deer! Amazing!!!
@ 1:32 Not gonna lie knowing a knife is a "tool" but seeing that fine edge on fero rod gave me the 😬
Totally agree with the importance of a well-designed sheath. I was looking recently for a bushcraft knife and had to reject a lot of really good knives due to the badly designed sheaths.
Should i go with the Fieldcraft or the Speedgoat Ultra for concealed edc? 🤔
Oh man Josh is a beast . I have one of his Blackfoot knives . They are so bad ass..
I've been US small Arms and blade geek my whole life..
This blade resembles Bark River ADVENTURER II and the sheath resembles Amtac NORTHMAN. Def picking up one of these Montana / Fieldcraft Blades
Nice knife, but I'll stick with my ESEE JG3 for my EDC....great knife at 1/3 of the price.
I love the knife and was 100% going to buy one until I found out they cost $325 a piece. I understand you pay for quality but that's to rich for my blood
I have a Beartooth and a buddy has a SuperCub they are 100% worth their asking price.
Lol yeaa for that price I'll get a tops knife and they are over built and less expensive
If it's a knife you are going to carry for the rest of your life, then that price isn't bad, you also get what you pay for. I personally have spent way over that trying to find the perfect EDC knife but to each their own.
Agreed, nothing about this knife makes it worth three times the price of a Ontario rat
@@bigsky2111 if you are wealthy enough to afford it then yes it is
Looks similar to the CRKT biwa only around $250 more. I'll stick with the CRKT because I actually use it for birds and trout.
if you want to do a giveaway I would love to have one. I was going to order a black one when they came back in stock but unfortunately I cannot afford it.
What’s it called and where can i get one?
Anyone conceal rear carry a knife horizontally? what are you using?
Right.... all you have on your site is t-shirts... when are you getting knives, and how much?
$325 for a cute steak knife w/o serrations.
Sweet blade!
Left handed sheath available?
Looks nice. But I wonder if it will beat my pioneer women pairing knife.
What kind of outdoors work can it handle? Can it cut a seat belt?
Not a bad idea to have a seat belt cutter and window punch in your center console, or find a knife that can do both. A good serrated blade can cut through a windshield.
Get back to me when you do a collab with Kershaw and the price becomes realistic.
But but but, I don't carry an EDC pribar and sometimes I need a pribar.
Does the clip come off the sheath? And why cpm 154? Overall. I like it.
I'll take the tan and black!
wrinkler knives are the best!
Looks good to me. Hope your sales exceed expectations.
Oh they did! All three variants sold out in less than 10 seconds no shit
Looks very similar to the White river hunter.
For a handmade/finished blade the price doesn't surprise me a lot, but there are a lot of other U.S. manufacturers putting out great products at lower price points. Chris Reeves, L.T. Wright, White River Knives, etc.
Not trying to downplay, this is a good looking blade, but if you're looking for a fixed blade do your due diligence and explore the market. As with many things, there is a point of diminishing returns. For must of us here I'd expect a $30 Mora will handle most of your tasks
Hi Fieldcraft crew any chance you could give us some edc suggestions for a husband/father living in a notoriously dangerous city (Tijuana) where you can't legally carry.
Look up yawara sticks (and make your own).
Hey man ... Knife looks cool... I have a question...will it be durable enough to handle some tough tasks ??? Can i use it regularly in the woods for bushcraft/survival??
Absolutely love MKC, I have a few of his knives and can’t wait to add this one… I missed the first release but will catch the next one. 👍👍
Too bad I live is Cali and can’t legally conceal a fixed blade. Wouldn’t want to open carry this as it would attract too much attention. Might get one for camping though!
You can, so long as it’s not concealed.
Not going to say it's overpriced, a custom knifemaker can place dozens of hours into a single blade. This looks like a handy bird/trout knife.
However there are many blades (custom/factory) that may offer comparable steels at more affordable options. LT Wright, White River Knives, TOPS, etc.
Los mejores,💪👍👏👏👏🇦🇷
The price of this knife makes it a luxury item, not a tool or EDC. I'm sure they'll find good homes.
Absolutely overpriced...
*B A S E D* opinion, my thoughts exactly.
Its well made an CPM 154 is a good steel but for over $300 they could've used a better steel an people would feel better about, but the fanboys can afford it, as much as i dislike Benchmade their HUNT series will out perform while being a hundred bucks less
It seems overpriced to me too, but I've only ever had cheap knives.
@@rbacklas I'd never put down the work of a blacksmith, I build knives myself and I know the time, work and material it needs and would always pay the price (350+) but here we see a piece of mass production that has never seen an anvil.
@@918Mitchell then go to your local knivemaker and get a knife that fits your wishes and pay the price, it might well become a life-long partner!
Mike I gotta ask you about this credit card deal. Apparently big credit card companies are denying the purchase of fire arms. Visa and Master card and I think one other company. So in retail ever item has a code for that item. Store’s like PSA and others gun shops are not in that category yet. The government (DEMS) is changing this category so every time you try to purchase a fire arm it will be red flagged. Please let me know what you think about this?
Mike can you answer the question for me Sir?
Awesome
It's a good looking knife! $325 for CPM 154? That's way overpriced.
Facts
You’re paying for the craftsmanship first and foremost friend
As an example, you can get a US made Bradford Guardian in M390 for half the price. It's a comparable blade style in a far superior steel. What objective value would this knife have over the Bradford? Fully willing to admit I could be missing something here.
Nice looking knife, but the price is too high and Kydex sheath is a no-go for me. If it was 1/3 the price and had an option for a leather sheath I’d snag it up.
Been making and designing knives for over a decade. Truth is, most people do not carry fixed blade as a tool. They only see a knife as a weapon. They seem to think it's either illegal or too cumbersome.
There's things I'd have incorporated in design which I've learned through hard use. One is a slightly exposed pommel to steak it in and separate firewood. People often say not to use a knife like a pry bar, I say need and ingenuity drive design. So get out of that thinking and design the knife around the way YOU use it. That's exactly why I make my own. But what does a guy know if he's not recognized by a guild, haha.
Every knife on their website says ‘Restocking Soon’. Every knife??? Guess hubby doesn’t get to have this knife lol
This end user needs the sheath to be ambidextrous, im left handed and i like wearing my fixed blade on right side, sharp edge forward
Bro youtube unsubbed me from this channel wtf. Well I'm back thx for the content
Hate to break it to you but AMTAC blades all ready makes the ideal EDC fixed blade.
I don’t want to hate but It looks like every single bushcraft knife ever 😂
Except most bushcraft knives are not in magnacut.
My lord !! 300 plus !! That has to be a400% mark up, geez. I can’t see it being better than a Bradford Knife and the are much cheaper….
Because you get what you pay for friend
400% markup? Tell us you don't know anything about magnacut and small business craftsmanship without saying it...
Gonna have a hard time in the market at that price. Looks to be a well thought out design, though i wish it would be something like magnacut steel especially being so thin.
Not really MKC does a drop almost every Thursday and they sell out completely every week in 7-10 minutes after release. I think the fastest sold out release was 4 minutes.
MKC continuously sells out in minutes, this will go quickly as well. I agree I think the price point should be lower, $225 would've been a much better price point but I suppose the FieldCraft collab add's tax on it. Still will be an exceptional blade for anyone looking to purchase a knife from a master bladesmith and clearly someone that care's about their craft/product.
Sold out in less than a min
Actually thought about grabbing one, until I saw the price…🙄🤦♂️
Ya'll act like Josh is hammer forging each blade , even lt. Wright and bark river don't have balls that big. Fieldcraft survival the jordache of edc.
Too much for cpm 154 I can get a full size Chris Reeve with better steel for that.
Nice.
Love that you called out the folding knife's at the end. I skip right past them in any store and only look for full tang fixed blades preferably hand crafted. Theirs zero comfort derived from knowing that the only reason your fingers didnt get sliced up is due to a thin peice of metal shim holding the blade up from folding. That & Ive had folding knifes break off from simply widdling away at sticks. Great video / Knife collab.
Is it true this knife is over $300?
Gonna have to upgrade the steel substantially to justify that kinda price. Otherwise it looks like a really great design. Another thing on the sheath though. Folks with sheaths that posture the handle above the waste are usually folks who's knives sit on the shelf.
Drop it down then put on a dangler.
I got a kitchen knife from Walmart looks like that! Cool I got a deal
Looks like a sweet knife, except...
Without a prominent lower finger guard/hilt it would not work for me.
If I ever had to stab with it, I would NOT have confidence that my XXL hands would not slip onto the edge. Hilts do not impede cutting for me because they rarely hang lower than the thickness of my fingers anyhow.
I am sure many folks will love it. Color me jealous !
So I would have to give up a Bradford guardian, an esee, and handful of moras to offset the cost. Pass.
What is this like $350
absolutely under priced.
how are you guys paying the light bill?
I love the design, but this is basically a longer, thinner, way more expensive version of the Esee Izula with worse scales
If I had a dollar for every firearm and training company that had "their" knife for sale I would be a rich man.
So is a small knife with a kydex sheath. I am sure I could get one of similar quality for less and still be USA made. If you are going to say it's a great knife show a knife of similar quality and yours in action to show why yours is better.
Sheesh, Keelan has spoken! Hey Fieldcraft, I don’t think this guy is very impressed with your product. You better do what he says otherwise you might not get his approval…
@@jackryan9710 yeah I am sure that's going to happen.
@@keelanmiles240B yeah nobody gives a flip what you think.
And these guys would have you believe they sold out of the “private reserve” in a hour. Was that an inventory of 2-3 pcs.? Seems comments would suggest no one can afford or want an overpriced edc
Y'all know this is a paring knife, right?
What’s the hrc?
$325? Wtf! We are in a recession and you are gonna charge that much? Unbelievable!
OOh, Mike isn’t hosting this video? I’M OUT 😎 I only stay on for Mike and that pretty lady.
I saw one of those field Craft survival bags which is extremely overpriced. I can go to Walmart and get the same duffel bag for 1/4 of the price of the field Craft survival bag. Same thing with this knife I don't know the price of it yet but I bet you I can get the same knife that can do the same things for a fraction of the price of this knife. I would love to support veteran companies but Jesus man you guys mark up your items so high.
$325.00! 😳
There are people that buy this stuff. People with disposable income and who want all the best looking gear. You know the types. Most people can get by going to Walmart of Fleetfarm for their stuff.
MKC are very overpriced. You can certainly find the same steel and quality at a cheaper price. Nice looking knives, but I’d maybe pay $150.
Calling this a "fieldcraft survival" knife is a little misleading. The one issue I have with MKC is they throw out these names like "Bushcraft" and "fieldcraft" and barely change the design. 90% of their talk is about the sheath. Give us 90 degree spine if you're going to call it a survival knife, because I sure as shit don't want to use my edge to strike a ferro rod.
$300+ for CPM 154?😬 I'd rather buy a Bark River in CPM 3v or cruwear.
Never use your knife as a pry bar? Try the bk2
Nobody waste their time by going to Montana Knife Company’s website. They don’t have ANYTHING in stock at all. Who knows when they’ll get more inventory
Nah, appreciate the knife but too expensive. Knock a benny off and you have something.
Decent but can get lot more for the money elsewhere. You’re going to pay large premium for anything associated with Fieldcraft Survival name on it. Like $40 tourniquet carriers 🤣🤣