@@Sassy7763 🤣 I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing 🤣🤣

@@robertsandidge441 no doubt about that lol, thanks for watching!

@TexasPatriotOffRoadAndOutdoors you will absolutely love it! I'd like to have the magnacut version myself, but I've been very pleased with the s35vn steel. If you come across a good deal on the s35vn, don't pass it up lol. Thanks for watching!

@ I’m having a hard time waiting. I hear their S35VN is some of the best in the business. I prolly don’t “need” the Magnacut because I don’t plan on beating the knife - that’s what my Esee’s are for.

@TexasPatriotOffRoadAndOutdoors It is really good I'll say that lol, and so comfortable in the hand its like it was made to fit me perfectly 🤣. If you get one in s35vn, you're probably going to end up getting the magnacut version too lol. Having both wouldn't be a problem tho 🤣, personally I'd grab it if you have a good line on one, then have the magnacut too if you wanted 🤣. Either version will hold their value as well, if you decided you didn't need both. Check out the later video on this knife where I show the sheath mod I came up with for it that makes the sheath a home run!

@ I will definitely check that out! Thanks for the detailed response. I hear so many people say that it is one of the best feeling knives you can buy.

@TexasPatriotOffRoadAndOutdoors they weren't wrong 🤣. Let me know what you think after you get it, if you remember lol.

@@HamidShibataBennett Awesome! Thanks for watching!

@ViaticalTree oh im aware lol it just doesn't always come out that way 🤣, thanks for watching!

@asomnss I can understand that lol, and as long as the money isn't going to BRCC I'm good with it 🤣🤣🤣

@BDmania888 All titanium cups are made in China. What's your point?

@heyoldtime8969 awesome! Thank you! They seem really solid for the money, my experience is limited with Eafengrow but those I have are great. I don't think anyone would be disappointed with them, I sure wasn't lol 🤣.

Who tf cares 😂 USA made stuff is shit too half the time

@@Crazypitbull16 It would be a tough decision really, but I would choose the 178. It's a bit more comfortable in hand, has a larger saw, can be purchased with a full fine edge blade, and the blade itself is a touch bigger as well. The OHT is an excellent tool though and very capable, what would really stand out the most is how tall the finger hole is in the blade when closed. It's a little proud when using the other tools, but it's not bad enough that it's a no go either. You would be very well served with either one and I haven't found the reverse serations to be that much of a problem on the OHT, I do like the fine edge closer to the handle for carving tasks and the serrations towards the end on aren't a problem. I hope that helps lol, and if you have any other questions I'll try my best to answer it. 👍

@lloydjacobson1812 Yes, indeed it is! Thanks for watching!

@scottmcintosh2988 very cool, ill have to check it out 👍 thanks for watching!

@@JuaneDosesII-wj6dd definitely could use a better sheath that's for sure lol, if it had a good one it would be even more popular than it already is 🤣

@Owl2791 im not sure what that means, but I did understand the Esee 6 part lol and it is basically the same overall length. The Eafengrow does have noticeably thicker stock than the Esee 6. The blade height is also bigger than the Esee 6, and they are completely different grinds. I prefer the flat grind, or saber grind, or high flat grind, whichever you choose call it, over the full flat grind of the Esee 6 lol. The Esee 6 is also a bit lighter weight over the Eafengrow. The Esee 6 also uses an injection molded sheath and 1095 blade steel, while the Eafengrow sheath uses kydex and AUS-10 blade steel. That was a long list lol but if you would like to see a video comparing the two directly, that wouldn't be a problem! Thanks for watching! 👍

👍🏻Thank you.EF-148 super👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻@@alphaomegasurvivalsupply6548

@@Orangefiltration thank you, and thanks for watching!

@@Jim-su7en that would depend on the size of the log she is chopping 🤣🤣🤣

@dukesilver2019 absolutely, and have medical supplies close by because accidents do happen lol.

@securityeagle9144 I hear ya lol, that little car will actually hold more than a person would think but not with all that stuff in there 🤣. Thanks for watching!

@hamedizzy5137 I bet so lol, ive heard BRKT has gotten better with their QC or fit and finish 🤷

@@alphaomegasurvivalsupply6548 you’re heard right. Second one this year and so far I like what I see.

@Bear230grain can't disagree with that lol

@ahole5407 it is to an extent, typically I don't carry that or alot of this stuff. Keep in mind this is for leaving and not coming back, I know how to make many things like backpacks, knives, tent stakes and on and on so does that mean I shouldn't carry any of it? Perhaps leave the clothes behind too since they can be made from animals 🤣, you see how ridiculous that can be therefor it's only true to an extent....

@alphaomegasurvivalsupply6548 im just giving you hell. Thanks for taking the time to respond. It's good content, and it gets people thinking rather than all the infomercial videos out there where all they do is try to sell people garbage. I like your repurposing of the M81 medical pouch for the hygiene kit and the vest mount blackhawk gas mask bag for food. Finding what fits and what works is the details that show how much thought went into what you did.

@ahole5407 it's all good lol I'm usually pretty easy to get along with 🤣 but people can make that difficult sometimes 🤣🤣, the more I think about this topic the more I realize how bad the situation really is and how unpheasable alot of these theories are lol 🤷

@alphaomegasurvivalsupply6548 No matter how unlikely a situation may be in life, we always seem to find ourselves in them. Murphys Law. The true test is knowing and understanding the threats and developing a plan that prioritizes life and security over comfort and stability. In war and disaster, we operate and thrive in chaos. I was a federal and state emergency management and HAZMAT responder for most of my career. We were brifed quarterly on threats and had to develop plans with LEPCs for response and recovery efforts. People don't have a clue how bad things can get and how much society is hanging by a thread. Sadly, the government is more focused on keeping people unaware due to economic stability. I will share this with you, and you can do with it what you will. Every year, the #1 threat to America was the loss of power and our electrical grid. Estimates are 3-7 days before total collapse, with plans in place for martial law beginning at day two. We did everything from nuclear attacks and plants, biological warfare, chemicals, food supply, and water safety, you name it, but everything is tied into the grid. When it goes, so does everything else, and the government knows and has known for over a decade.

@ahole5407 it's definitely not a good plan to bugout lol, a bunker would be great too but I don't think I'll have time for that 🤣. For me it's more of a have to leave kinda thing, yanno like radiation or chemicals or something like that. It's not meant to be a take out over anything plan, bugging out was never meant to be mainstream and now that it is it's not a pheasable primary plan that's for sure.

@IntoTheOutside000 what do you mean?

@@ShoahBiz I feel ya lol but man will it be awesome 😍🥰🤣🤣

@drytool pretty much lol that's why I was surprised they weren't dimensionaly the same, but I also understand why they aren't 🤣

@royorkesjr.8386 I'm sorry I don't, the bird beak at the bottom of the handle was destroying my pinky finger 🤣. If I'm not mistaken I sold it to scab at Choirboyz Outdoors, I don't know if he still has it or not but he knows alot of people and perhaps he might know where one is. 🤷

@@alphaomegasurvivalsupply6548 ok thanks

@DesertDweller1776 haha right lol, it came that way from optics planet but I knew it and the price was adjusted it accordingly because of it lol 🤷

@@alphaomegasurvivalsupply6548 Just messing around, if they gave you a deal just for that then you definitely got a good deal.

@steffrouen you are correct. They made a silicone one way valve for adding drink mixes, the one way valve only allows water in and nothing can back thru it and get into the filter. Thankfully it's the same if just filling with tap water from the lid, I think most come with the valve included but definitely check and make sure lol. I hope that helps, and if you have any other questions don't hesitate to ask!

@@alphaomegasurvivalsupply6548 Thank you very much. I have the white valve. So if I put water through the lid I don't damage the filter?

@steffrouen no it should not effect the filter at all, of course before you do make sure the valve is properly seated. You can take it apart after using it like that and see if water got into the filter, but I really don't think that it will since the purpose of that valve is to keep drink mixes from ruining the filter. Therefore, it only allows water to flow in one direction and not back thru the valve.

You're very welcome lol I try to help all I can 👍

@@alphaomegasurvivalsupply6548 So cool. Thank you !!

@@DasDutchman56 it really does lol and that's why it surprised me that much, I sure wasn't expecting it to do that well 🤣.

@craigshugg2332 I thought he did from what I gathered lol, so its not likely to end anytime soon 🤣.

@WhiteTrashTennessee you know I haven't actually checked to see how much clean water is in there, I would like to think its the 32oz after it goes thru the filter lol but that may not be the case 🤣.

@regreg8521 I know lol, but that was a while back now, you know, and honestly, I don't remember what the deal was, you know. I have been working on it though, you know, and I think I'm getting better at it, you know. 🤣🤣🤣

@cognomenunknown2144 that's awesome! I'm glad they've been great for you and I have to agree with you lol, I havent used mine quite that hard I don't think but I wouldn't be concerned if I needed to. Those particular Schrade's are very tough and ive seen some crazy things in videos with them, if that design was tweaked a bit it could be an absolute home run (assuming it isn't already lol). Thanks for watching!

@@alphaomegasurvivalsupply6548 I suppose it was a good time to become an enthusiast for such things as they soon after discontinued making them. On a side note, when I broke the tip off the 51 I sent in a pic to BTI brands ( I don’t believe they own Schrade now) as per their warranty they promptly sent a replacement which I still have and have barely ever used since I bought it bk9. And yeah, with a little tweaking they could’ve taken over!!!

@@alphaomegasurvivalsupply6548 civil war bullets and buckles, buttons etc are often ten inches deep and have lodged against roots and rocks etc. These sorts of knives are excellent tools for extracting them but they’re more dull than butter knives after a day of heavy digging at the base of the Appalachian Mountains.

@@mikehoward8201 definitely good to be ready, with things the way they are these days you never know what will happen....