I would hand a non-knife person a small fixed before I would give them a modern folder. Everyone understands how to use a fixed knife. They are in your kitchen.
Great philosophy. I carry a small fixed neck knife (CRKT Dogfish) and it's the knife I hand to non-knife people when they need something to cut with. They don't get intimidated at all cause of it.
Gerber LMFII. I travel in a city, sometimes in Subyways so I wanted a knife specifically designed for rescue in disaster situations because this is the only reason I'm carrying a fixed blade in a city. Serrations for various materials found in urban environments, insulated handle, builtin sharpener, window breaker for shatterproof cars or subway windows. Plus I prefer all black cause if attacked I don't want someone to see my knife. I prefer they feel it sticking between their ribs all of a sudden outta nowhere, ha. I carry a Kabar Crewman with a magnesium block, stone, 4'' ferrorod and a diamond rod in the front pouch when heading away from the city, rural. After SHIFT I will carry a Kabar USMC when searching for supplies along with my kabar TDI large serrated tanto for self defense more than cutting up stuff.
I carry my Buck 390 when I’m in the woods as my ‘wood knife’ for sharpening sticks and stuff like that, and I carry a Buck 311 as a ‘food knife’ for Bushcraft/ in case I get lost
honestly I would not recommend the kydex sheath I have got a couple videos showing some problems with it but yes the Bushcrafter is such a awesome knife one of the best knives I have ever used in my opinion possibly the best
RG Hamster I don't I am a true believer that the only thing that can stop a person with a gun efficiently is a person with a gun honestly knives are a truly sub-optimal option for self-defense they require skill to use and are very aggressive and violent in nature but with that said I live in California so I do what I can legally I do have more of a fascination with knives they are more function through design and aesthetic opposed to Mechanical function with firearms from a hobbyists perspective
Actually you could have done it with just the Leatherman by using the needle nose pliers as a wedge to open up the door. I've actually done that before.
I'm Jason Bourne and I don't carry any knife. If I get into a knife fight I usually rolled up car magazine and use it in a knife fight, I won every battle!!!!! With that being said, I love your vid, great thought process. Keep them coming
Its a Compromise of the Jacked Up Law in many cases and if it was not for the Unjust Powers that Be many folks would carry fixed blades and carry them with Class & Style, but the Unjust Powers and sheepelle people have Unrealistic concerns about knives and types of knives and sizes. Even though a criminal has no regard for those Powers and other that do have a disadvantage when we need a knife for any reason at all.
Meh. It's just so-so. It is an extremely good caliber, especially when matched with something like a 686, but where power goes it's pretty tame in today's world. Even a .44 Magnum isn't the bad boy on the block now.
BlimpAtomic it's honestly more about practice then a particular knife I would recommend a flipper or something with a thumb stud/hole I would also suggest spending the most you can reasonably you don't need an expensive knife but quality does matter get something and pull it out of your pocket and open it over and over and over and over and over again muscle memory is the most important part
luger you speak serious truth i wear a ka bar last ditch around my neck and a mixed and fold knife always at the very least always having the last ditch ka bar is a massive sence of security oh and gz on not having a stupid normal blah blah knife video like 90% of knife vids today
david lynn Yes, but more so with balisongs. Most automatic and especially otf knives have probably lower chances of becoming a weapon against the user because of how easier they are to operate. Not to mention, part of the reason they are outlawed in some places is because of how threatening they may appear.
This might sound good to some people but when you have a knife thats hair popping sharp you have to respect the blade because its officially deadly for example i cut myself the other day by barely touching the blade
RIGHT, RIGHT. I DRANK A SHOT OF VODKA EVERY TIME YOU SAID RIGHT. I HAD MY STOMACH PUMPED LAST NIGHT, RIGHT. RIGHT, AND I ONLY GOT THROUGH 3 MINS OF THE VIDEO. RIGHT RIGHT RIGHT. WRONG!!! BIACHHH
I have a pocket knife that is really cool, its a dragon skeleton/motorcycle shaped handle the blade locks in a cool way. And the blade shape is wicked cool.
What you implying with self defense is that larger knife will most likely do a better job at inflicting a fatal blow, that will make it into a assault with a deadly weapon even if your the victim, you don't want to admit tour carrying a knife for self defense you carry a knife as a daily tool, if you happen to be attacked and had no choice to use it it then you have a good reason to use a knife in the eyes of the law, but if you are carrying a knife bigger than 3in fixed blade you have to have a good reason why you had it on you even if your state law allows you to carry a large one and you have to give extremely good reason and proof why you had no choice but to use it on someone, I carry a large knife but those are factors you got to consider if you need to use it for self defense, if the guy or guys want your wallet give it up if he want to kill you then use anything you have to save your life
I always have a fixed blade on my hip, right now its my Mora Garberg, folders are untrustworthy I just never feel like I can trust them. What knife is that in the leather sheath, the one with the scandi grind??
candyncakes I prefer to buy from brick-and-mortar locations I will drive to a premium plus dealer or high-end Cutlery Shoppe when the people behind the counter remember you and know you were serious it has been amazing to me how hard some dealers will work to help me get what I I'm looking for my buddy at "we be knives" in San Francisco trying to get me a production run Benchmade 87 right now when you buy online you're just faceless dollar sign in the crowd but high-end Cutlery dealers are hard to find there are not many stores still open mostly across the country you are out of luck and have to buy online now it kind of sucks
If someone pulled a knife on me, I don't care how big it is, I shoot them. They brought a knife to a gun fight. Knives, even little ones are fine to create space if needed to get your gun, but a big Rambo fixed blade for me doesn't make sense for my system. I do carry a small fixed blade and a folder mostly for EDC chores.
Where do you live? Make sure you check your local laws. I live in NYS where it's completely legal to open or concealed carry almost any fixed blade knife, but switchblades, assisted knives, and gravity knives are illegal. New York laws are hella retarded. So yeah, check your local knife laws.
Rebel Scum I'm Canadian so on top of other laws banning knives the biggest on is of " intent " so even if it's just a box cutter if someone doesn't believe me I can get in trouble
That's some bullshit. We have a law that I think is similar here in NYS. It's illegal to carry a knife with intent to commit a crime. Whatever the fuck that means. Basically, I think it's a way to add a weapons charge if they charge you with another crime.
Rebel Scum yeah but we aren't aloud to carry anything for self defense.Like if you said the reason you had a knife on you was for self defense you'd almost definitely get in trouble,also as far as I'm aware if someone attacked you and you defended yourself with a knife they can charge you for it. I'm pretty sure mace is illegal too
Just don't do stupid crap with it and its fine; don't bataon or pry with a folder or baton hard logs with any knife just use an axe or wedge. The rest is obvious; don't wedge wood with it blah blad blah.
I love fix blades, and carry one nearly every day, but only a fool uses a belt knife as you suggest. If you don't care what you look like, and can carry whatever you want, then carry tools designed to do those other jobs. Ordinary belt knives like the ones you have in this video ARE cutting tools. Period. For those other tasks, you need a hatchet, or, if you can't resist using a knife, then you need a real bush knife or machete. Using an ordinary small to midsize belt knife for all those tasks is both dangerous and amateurish. It's pure silliness. Fixed blade belt knives do offer convenience because you don't have to open and close them. If it weren't for this convenience, which is most often ignorance, I doubt many belt knives would even exist. The plain fact is that we have seventeen hundred years of history that proves folding knives are superior in every way to fixed blade knives for nearly all outside uses. In plain fact, belt knives throughout history have mostly been very large, and were used only for fighting/self-defense, and for skinning and processing very large game animals in the field. That's just about it. For nearly all other cutting tasks involving a knife, the pocketknife was king. A good pocketknife can do anything a fixed blade should be used for, and if the pocketknife has more than one blade, as it should, it can easily do things that are difficult, or nearly impossible for a belt knife. Using an ordinary belt knife for chopping is, frankly, stupid. Using one for chopping, whether with the edge or with the spine, that doesn't have a lanyard, is moronic. If you want to chop, but a bush knife or machete designed to chop. Or, if what you chop most opften is heavier wood or brush, then buy a hatchet, or a well-designed tomahawk. For most people, a hatchet is better. For people who know the wilderness, and know hos to use a well-designed tomahawk, by which I don't mean the silly, small, thin, toys you see most often on UA-cam, then no tool out there is better for all around work. Really, you can use a staple gun to stir a pot of stew, but you'd look incredibly silly doing it. The same is true of using a belt knife as you do. Only now you not only look silly, you're being dangerous.
Firstly the primary purpose of a knife is to cut nothing more nothing less. As for the needs you're describing for a fixed blade that's not an EDC concern for 99.9% of the population who carry a knife. If I'm going to go in the woods I've got a specific set of tools I take with me but if I'm going to bed seeing Monday through Friday Mercurio small pocket knife cuz that's all that's needed. Explain to me why you need to remove material why you need to do spine whacking why you need to do all this while you're training dogs. Spawn whacking should never be done in the first place with any kind of knife it's moronic. That's why you carry a hatchet or small axe. The whole rebirth a Bushcraft and then this notion of ultralight Bushcraft has created this spine whacking crazy and everybody wants to go out and split wood with a knife. The amount of energy you're going to expand doing that you might as well just carry a small axe or Hatchet because it's going to be way more energy efficient and the weight that you're carrying is going to be justified in the amount of energy you save doing any tasks with it. Now if you want to carry a small fixed blade I can see that, LT Wright Patriot is a great little knife to carry Hefner Knives Little Bear, Esee Izula 2 those are all great small EDC fixed blades. But carry a large fixed-blade as an EDC knife just makes absolute zero cents for anyone. As for your pistol cartridge scenario Usher You compromised with a 45 ACP I can carry 10 plus rounds in a very small lightweight package for what it is whereas with a 44 magnum I have to carry extremely heavy large five to six shot revolver so you are compromising. I get what you're trying to say but I'd rather have the 45 the 44 magnum I'm sorry lighter easier to shoot more rounds. as for it correlating into fixed blade knives it does with this example because like you said you know you're going to carry a semi-automatic for self-defense but then you turn around and give a perfect storm scenario where is if you know you're going to go shooting and you know you're going to hit your target then you carry a revolver but you don't know that you're going to go shoot and you don't know that you're going to hit your target so therefore you want to carry a tool that offers you more options and that would be the semi automatic AKA folding knife because it gives you more uses more and most of the time. Yes there are going to be instances where while you're using a folding knife you might say why I wish I had a fixed blade but those are enough on a weekly or even monthly scale to Warrant carrying a large fixed-blade. Here's what Mors said about knives. ua-cam.com/video/-BXKHRzn_yE/v-deo.html
from where I come from knives can also be screwdrivers
illFox 240sx certain knives work better than others at being screwdrivers I think
like butter knives, I find those are the best
also thx for the reply
Butter knifes always work better then most of my screwdrivers.
Being British is weird
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I would hand a non-knife person a small fixed before I would give them a modern folder. Everyone understands how to use a fixed knife. They are in your kitchen.
Anyone else try and brush the non existent speck on the screen only to realize it was on the camera....
Me
oh yeah
Great philosophy. I carry a small fixed neck knife (CRKT Dogfish) and it's the knife I hand to non-knife people when they need something to cut with. They don't get intimidated at all cause of it.
you make hella money walking dogs to be able to buy all those blades.
Trey Lawson yes and or be completely irresponsible with said money
If I'd drink a shot everytime you say right, I'd be in a coma after like one minute :D
6666744 I got off youtube on Xbox, and found this video on my phone JUST TO SAY THE SAME THING!!!
GOOD THINKING SIR.
RIGHT RIGHT RIGHT
6666744 Damn you, I hadn't noticed it until you made that comment! I'll never be able to unhear it now
I've never met anyone that thinks a knife is only for cutting
you must not know manny people cus every one i know they do Xd
DJ Curly I thought that probably an hour ago
DJ Curly it is also for stabbing
Gerber LMFII. I travel in a city, sometimes in Subyways so I wanted a knife specifically designed for rescue in disaster situations because this is the only reason I'm carrying a fixed blade in a city. Serrations for various materials found in urban environments, insulated handle, builtin sharpener, window breaker for shatterproof cars or subway windows. Plus I prefer all black cause if attacked I don't want someone to see my knife. I prefer they feel it sticking between their ribs all of a sudden outta nowhere, ha. I carry a Kabar Crewman with a magnesium block, stone, 4'' ferrorod and a diamond rod in the front pouch when heading away from the city, rural. After SHIFT I will carry a Kabar USMC when searching for supplies along with my kabar TDI large serrated tanto for self defense more than cutting up stuff.
I carry my Buck 390 when I’m in the woods as my ‘wood knife’ for sharpening sticks and stuff like that, and I carry a Buck 311 as a ‘food knife’ for Bushcraft/ in case I get lost
honestly I would not recommend the kydex sheath I have got a couple videos showing some problems with it but yes the Bushcrafter is such a awesome knife one of the best knives I have ever used in my opinion possibly the best
why do you prefer a knife over a firearm
RG Hamster I don't I am a true believer that the only thing that can stop a person with a gun efficiently is a person with a gun honestly knives are a truly sub-optimal option for self-defense they require skill to use and are very aggressive and violent in nature but with that said I live in California so I do what I can legally I do have more of a fascination with knives they are more function through design and aesthetic opposed to Mechanical function with firearms from a hobbyists perspective
Lugermonger, I am the same exact way, and agree completely! :) (But I live in Ohio... still not the greatest knife laws but okay)
at the moment I carry a kershaw filter with a backwash finish on it.
Actually you could have done it with just the Leatherman by using the needle nose pliers as a wedge to open up the door. I've actually done that before.
My right ear enjoyed this.
5:00-5:02 I respect you man, just found this funny
I'm Jason Bourne and I don't carry any knife. If I get into a knife fight I usually rolled up car magazine and use it in a knife fight, I won every battle!!!!! With that being said, I love your vid, great thought process. Keep them coming
you had a lot of knife fights?
Great video ! Carrying a Steel Will Cager with some IWB loops
The SOCP is just the greatest for self defense EDC
SuperNova PG3D I definitely agree it's up there
I need a knife thats like rescue and defensive
Its a Compromise of the Jacked Up Law in many cases and if it was not for the Unjust Powers that Be many folks would carry fixed blades and carry them with Class & Style, but the Unjust Powers and sheepelle people have Unrealistic concerns about knives and types of knives and sizes. Even though a criminal has no regard for those Powers and other that do have a disadvantage when we need a knife for any reason at all.
I shot a .357 Magnum, boy is that baby powerful.
Meh. It's just so-so. It is an extremely good caliber, especially when matched with something like a 686, but where power goes it's pretty tame in today's world. Even a .44 Magnum isn't the bad boy on the block now.
@@jamesaritchie1 if your used to 9mm or 45 a .357 can be quite the shock
If you had to recommend a folding knife to carry for self-defense, what would it be?
BlimpAtomic it's honestly more about practice then a particular knife I would recommend a flipper or something with a thumb stud/hole I would also suggest spending the most you can reasonably you don't need an expensive knife but quality does matter get something and pull it out of your pocket and open it over and over and over and over and over again muscle memory is the most important part
I love my benchmade bushcrafter, I even use it in the kitchen! i own the one with the green handles. I need the kydex sheath! thumbs up
luger you speak serious truth i wear a ka bar last ditch around my neck and a mixed and fold knife always at the very least always having the last ditch ka bar is a massive sence of security oh and gz on not having a stupid normal blah blah knife video like 90% of knife vids today
Tim Baker i appreciate that thank you
This is why automatic knives and balisongs should be legalized, so you could easily scare someone attacking you instead of killing them
BALISTIC14 over 86% of confrontations in the United States involving a firearm do not involve the firearm being discharged
david lynn Yes, but more so with balisongs. Most automatic and especially otf knives have probably lower chances of becoming a weapon against the user because of how easier they are to operate. Not to mention, part of the reason they are outlawed in some places is because of how threatening they may appear.
This might sound good to some people but when you have a knife thats hair popping sharp you have to respect the blade because its officially deadly for example i cut myself the other day by barely touching the blade
Everything you said is just common sense.
Sadly common sense is pretty uncommon
Every day I carry a folding knife and a fixed blade
Knives for me should be long enough to fit in bag. Folding or not
RIGHT, RIGHT.
I DRANK A SHOT OF VODKA EVERY TIME YOU SAID RIGHT. I HAD MY STOMACH PUMPED LAST NIGHT, RIGHT. RIGHT, AND I ONLY GOT THROUGH 3 MINS OF THE VIDEO.
RIGHT RIGHT RIGHT.
WRONG!!! BIACHHH
Guardian 3.5 reporting in, i like it because i cut food with it more then anything, easy to clean
Nice video/tutorial! Great Knives!!
i carry a larger 3 3/4 inch fixed blade knife and i use mine more for a pry bar then a knife by far.
Me, who carries a deagle for self defense: 👁️👄👁️
I have a pocket knife that is really cool, its a dragon skeleton/motorcycle shaped handle the blade locks in a cool way.
And the blade shape is wicked cool.
I was just wondering why you had bullets on the table. Do knives shoot bullets?
Oh yeah, that's the latest model, we say "Stab n' Shoot" first you stab, then you shoot for maximum effectiveness
Lol you didn’t watch the hole video
Do you shower with the SOCP? hahahaaaha
4:11
RIGHT, RIGHT, RIGHT, RIGHT, etc.
AAA exists
Jerry: I don't think so
I love the boker Fixed blade you keep using as an example can anybody in the comments tell me what it’s called
Right now my edc is a balisong but I want to also carry a fixed blade karambit (I cant own a bowie becuase I'm a minor)
gumballwolf Shetland a permit for collecting, then you can "collect" most knives
What you implying with self defense is that larger knife will most likely do a better job at inflicting a fatal blow, that will make it into a assault with a deadly weapon even if your the victim, you don't want to admit tour carrying a knife for self defense you carry a knife as a daily tool, if you happen to be attacked and had no choice to use it it then you have a good reason to use a knife in the eyes of the law, but if you are carrying a knife bigger than 3in fixed blade you have to have a good reason why you had it on you even if your state law allows you to carry a large one and you have to give extremely good reason and proof why you had no choice but to use it on someone, I carry a large knife but those are factors you got to consider if you need to use it for self defense, if the guy or guys want your wallet give it up if he want to kill you then use anything you have to save your life
I always have a fixed blade on my hip, right now its my Mora Garberg, folders are untrustworthy I just never feel like I can trust them. What knife is that in the leather sheath, the one with the scandi grind??
Andrew Nyberg. that impressive was it a hand me down or was it bought and restored
Andrew Nyberg. that's probably one of the coolest things I've heard hope the mora lasts for generations
Biker bushcrafter
Boker*
I dont need a large knife for every day use and there is no comfortable way for me to carry one.
Where do u get UR knifes? How do u get these production run knives?
candyncakes I prefer to buy from brick-and-mortar locations I will drive to a premium plus dealer or high-end Cutlery Shoppe
when the people behind the counter remember you and know you were serious it has been amazing to me how hard some dealers will work to help me get what I I'm looking for
my buddy at "we be knives" in San Francisco trying to get me a production run Benchmade 87 right now when you buy online you're just faceless dollar sign in the crowd but high-end Cutlery dealers are hard to find there are not many stores still open mostly across the country you are out of luck and have to buy online now it kind of sucks
If you want a good knife company try Bladehq.com
Please someone tell what the big folding knife is
cold steel hold out 1
If someone pulled a knife on me, I don't care how big it is, I shoot them. They brought a knife to a gun fight. Knives, even little ones are fine to create space if needed to get your gun, but a big Rambo fixed blade for me doesn't make sense for my system. I do carry a small fixed blade and a folder mostly for EDC chores.
Larger fixed blade lol, I carry a Buck 124 with a 6.5 inch blade 🤣
I prefer my necknife Schrade SCHF16
What knife is that large folder?
Jam Star 17 it's a Cold Steel Holdout 1
A folding knife is a broken knife! :D
Wings lol
I'd probably be arrested if i used a fixed blade as a edc
Where do you live? Make sure you check your local laws. I live in NYS where it's completely legal to open or concealed carry almost any fixed blade knife, but switchblades, assisted knives, and gravity knives are illegal. New York laws are hella retarded. So yeah, check your local knife laws.
Rebel Scum I'm Canadian so on top of other laws banning knives the biggest on is of " intent " so even if it's just a box cutter if someone doesn't believe me I can get in trouble
That's some bullshit. We have a law that I think is similar here in NYS. It's illegal to carry a knife with intent to commit a crime. Whatever the fuck that means. Basically, I think it's a way to add a weapons charge if they charge you with another crime.
Rebel Scum yeah but we aren't aloud to carry anything for self defense.Like if you said the reason you had a knife on you was for self defense you'd almost definitely get in trouble,also as far as I'm aware if someone attacked you and you defended yourself with a knife they can charge you for it. I'm pretty sure mace is illegal too
Soooooo self defense is illegal? That's super F'd up. Laws like that incentivize rape and other violent crimes.
Name of the karambit?
its a Fox Knives folding karambit, I think its the 495, I have the same one
It look like the Fox 95
Just don't do stupid crap with it and its fine; don't bataon or pry with a folder or baton hard logs with any knife just use an axe or wedge. The rest is obvious; don't wedge wood with it blah blad blah.
I love fix blades, and carry one nearly every day, but only a fool uses a belt knife as you suggest. If you don't care what you look like, and can carry whatever you want, then carry tools designed to do those other jobs. Ordinary belt knives like the ones you have in this video ARE cutting tools. Period.
For those other tasks, you need a hatchet, or, if you can't resist using a knife, then you need a real bush knife or machete. Using an ordinary small to midsize belt knife for all those tasks is both dangerous and amateurish. It's pure silliness.
Fixed blade belt knives do offer convenience because you don't have to open and close them. If it weren't for this convenience, which is most often ignorance, I doubt many belt knives would even exist. The plain fact is that we have seventeen hundred years of history that proves folding knives are superior in every way to fixed blade knives for nearly all outside uses.
In plain fact, belt knives throughout history have mostly been very large, and were used only for fighting/self-defense, and for skinning and processing very large game animals in the field. That's just about it. For nearly all other cutting tasks involving a knife, the pocketknife was king. A good pocketknife can do anything a fixed blade should be used for, and if the pocketknife has more than one blade, as it should, it can easily do things that are difficult, or nearly impossible for a belt knife.
Using an ordinary belt knife for chopping is, frankly, stupid. Using one for chopping, whether with the edge or with the spine, that doesn't have a lanyard, is moronic.
If you want to chop, but a bush knife or machete designed to chop. Or, if what you chop most opften is heavier wood or brush, then buy a hatchet, or a well-designed tomahawk. For most people, a hatchet is better. For people who know the wilderness, and know hos to use a well-designed tomahawk, by which I don't mean the silly, small, thin, toys you see most often on UA-cam, then no tool out there is better for all around work.
Really, you can use a staple gun to stir a pot of stew, but you'd look incredibly silly doing it. The same is true of using a belt knife as you do. Only now you not only look silly, you're being dangerous.
You have a dead pixel
Firstly the primary purpose of a knife is to cut nothing more nothing less. As for the needs you're describing for a fixed blade that's not an EDC concern for 99.9% of the population who carry a knife. If I'm going to go in the woods I've got a specific set of tools I take with me but if I'm going to bed seeing Monday through Friday Mercurio small pocket knife cuz that's all that's needed. Explain to me why you need to remove material why you need to do spine whacking why you need to do all this while you're training dogs. Spawn whacking should never be done in the first place with any kind of knife it's moronic. That's why you carry a hatchet or small axe. The whole rebirth a Bushcraft and then this notion of ultralight Bushcraft has created this spine whacking crazy and everybody wants to go out and split wood with a knife. The amount of energy you're going to expand doing that you might as well just carry a small axe or Hatchet because it's going to be way more energy efficient and the weight that you're carrying is going to be justified in the amount of energy you save doing any tasks with it. Now if you want to carry a small fixed blade I can see that, LT Wright Patriot is a great little knife to carry Hefner Knives Little Bear, Esee Izula 2 those are all great small EDC fixed blades. But carry a large fixed-blade as an EDC knife just makes absolute zero cents for anyone. As for your pistol cartridge scenario Usher You compromised with a 45 ACP I can carry 10 plus rounds in a very small lightweight package for what it is whereas with a 44 magnum I have to carry extremely heavy large five to six shot revolver so you are compromising. I get what you're trying to say but I'd rather have the 45 the 44 magnum I'm sorry lighter easier to shoot more rounds. as for it correlating into fixed blade knives it does with this example because like you said you know you're going to carry a semi-automatic for self-defense but then you turn around and give a perfect storm scenario where is if you know you're going to go shooting and you know you're going to hit your target then you carry a revolver but you don't know that you're going to go shoot and you don't know that you're going to hit your target so therefore you want to carry a tool that offers you more options and that would be the semi automatic AKA folding knife because it gives you more uses more and most of the time. Yes there are going to be instances where while you're using a folding knife you might say why I wish I had a fixed blade but those are enough on a weekly or even monthly scale to Warrant carrying a large fixed-blade.
Here's what Mors said about knives.
ua-cam.com/video/-BXKHRzn_yE/v-deo.html
i carry a cheap crkt obake
You talk about stating the obvious? Bad video bro..
U guys are taking advice from a dog walker. Nuff said
Kurt Maier go back to your caretaker. I'm sure they're worried sick looking for you
That would be like saying I’m American I can’t speak French
anyone know what that large folding knife is?
Jam Star 17
cold steel hold out 1