I bought a 250 in Helsinki 1996, and later a 255 in Rovaniemi 2016. So every time I was in Finland I bought a knife. And this are all my knifes I have apart from Kitchen knifes.

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The second sword looked like a cavalry sword owing to it's length, cool!

Did you say Maine? I had a girlfriend from Maine.

I like the arrowheads in the background I like looking for them

Now thats a knife

Very nice glad to see you back on here again

You didn't say how much they wanted for them

Very cool find !!

I’m going to buy the seal xr cause from what I’ve seen in this video it is pretty much the best folding knife available.

Enjoy your video. Any knife that you can carry is better than nothing. But the Randall knife is the best on the planet. I carry Randall number 14 stainless steel blade with saw teeth in the army and out of the army never let me down. Randall ain’t cheap but what’s your life worth? My model has a 7 1/2 inch blade. I also own a Randall trout and bird knife. With 4 inch blade. With the carbon steel blade. It’s a little easier to sharpen than stainless steel models. My my Randalls serve me well. I hear there’s four or five year. Wait for one. But you can usually get them in a knife show or a gun show but they want more money. Don’t be afraid of buying a used one. Most of the ones in shows never been used. I always carry a Leatherman also. Take care enjoy every day above. Ground is a good day.

👍 in north Sweden we often use like a Mora 2000 (Kansbol) paired with a "chopper" from Stromeng in Karasjokk Norway. The Strömengs are like small machetes 7"-9" and are real good tools for the environment up here. The Mora is for guttin' fish and do bushcraft/mealprep. There are some really nice pukkos out there...if you want to spend big i recommend Kainuun Pukkos...pieces of art...made for hard used. You can hand down to your children🙏👍🇺🇦🇫🇮🇸🇪

где можно вымазаться в ираке?русских солдат заставляют мыться, и это порядок!в американской армии так все печально?!

Okay immediately I have an issue, the "carbine, mid length and rifle" isn't a different type of AR, it's just a different position of the gas block and if the bayonet fits is less where the gas block is and more if you have the appropriate length barrel for your gas block, for example a lot of what you will see is a carbine gas system with a '16 inch barrel, bayonet will go on but won't fit because the flash hider is 2 inches forward or where it's supposed to be. In case anyone is curious and the the configurations you need to fit a bayonet it works like this Carbine length gas system with a 14.5" barrel Mid length with a 16" barrel or Rifle length with a 20'

So weird not seeing you in front of a white board.

great place! REALLY bad address!!! 0:48-0:50 LOL!

In that Marttiini-puukko, it's not a turkey on the sheet. It is wood grouse, a wild bird...

I have 2 Randall knives; I waited 5 years for my second one. It was well worth the wait!

What the heck ever happened to you? Your last video this, was a year ago. 😮😮😮

youre just an idiot who doesnt know how to handle knives , its just as fast to open and way faster and easier to close than assisted opening.

Wow ! You really don’t know shit from shinola when it comes to knives, do you. Here’s a tip…..don’t run with scissors !……..lol

Man, you need to know your deployment methods before you make a video that’s a flipper knife/opening hole on the blade. It’s not supposed to be an automatic or spring assisted.

Have the same knife. Very nice and nope it's not coming out once secured........

I have 1

I agree. The best made knives. I own 12 Randall made knives.

Beautiful knives. Randall are quality. The only people who disagree don't own any.

Who is this guy? Is he trolling? Is he filming on a 90s nokia? I have both these knifes, used both in military and everyday outdoor use. Both excellent and quality built. Clown or noob? Not sure

The bird on the black puukko knife black sheath. It is not a Turkey. It is a Russian bird. Called western capercaillie. It is a type of wood grouse.

"I got this on KZbin". What? lol

EOD used to issue it. When they ran out, we got MK2 Ontario.

If you want the "original" M9....go to Austria and buy a KCB 77 😂 These are such brittle POS that the ADF had BUCK made ones and threw them in the bin and replaced them with KCB 77s

Wow I actually was listening until about five minutes in lol

i have the seal xr and its excellent , its funny how little you know about knives

You're joking right? If not then lose 1000 knife points.

Im gonna "soap box" here for a minute so humor me if you will but this video got me thinking about some things.This is a pretty good introduction for American enthusiasts. However these knives have nuances that are hard to grasp if you don't know the phonics of those northernmost languages. Doing a deep dive on these tools is DEFINITELY worth the time. We are talking about storied history, multicultural variations, and it's a knife who's culture of origin insists upon two knife truths that we have forgotten. 1: they are just as simple as you please. Basic profile, modest size, general utility function. 2: Just because it is a simple tool does not mean it cant be elegant. Form may follow function. Make it beautiful, make it unique, make it yours. Too often today we are so taken with a fancy design that we want the knife without considering its actual functions. While simultaneously feeling that personalizing our tools and weapons is cringy, pretentious, or just a waste of time. I say aquire an arsenal of simple, reliable tools and weapons. Then make it your own iconic item that you could recognize anywhere and others could too. Idk who needs to hear this but, you're not a couch commando for wood burning your pukko handle, or adding a Lil copper wire inlay. You're a couch commando when you hydro-dip an Ozark trail machete in the bathtub using spray paint. Idk just a little encouragement to put a personal touch on pieces of interest.

I’ve had this knife for about 5 years and mostly use it to baton firewood. Been able to beat on it pretty hard. I got it used and had no background on it, thanks.

Puukos are cool bushcraft knives and very robust. I own several Finnish Puukkos and the larger Sami knives from Martiini. Some are true works of art for collection rather than everyday use. The thick blade is not so good for fine slicing but for most outdoors purposes (and even in the woodwork workshop) the design is very robust, easy to sharpen and very versatile. The blade and handle materials will determine which type is best for what you want them to do. Overall carbon steel blades will be the most prectical and easiest to sharpen unless you work a lot in humid and wet environments (fishermen) when "stainless" type steel blades are preferred.

Man, funniest SOG, no funniest knife video i have ever watched. I absolutely love mine. Works exactly like yours but i know how to use it.

My guy. That’s a the pivot. It’s not supposed to be a button. 😂

hw gude i collect helle knives. ans much more puukos ans leukos,,

THAT'S WHAT VIDEOS ARE FOR, TO WATCH THEM AND MAKE DECISIONS AND SEE IF THEY SUIT US OR NOT.

I bought mine new 37 years ago and it’s still in use.

nice collection

I know where there's a mini. I have one of these. It's a nice blade. Sticky handle is a secure handle. I wouldn't want to nick myself with her

Sheathy is fine and functional. I agree its ugly, but it works!

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The most famous spanish navajas comes from the city of Albacete famously know for their knife making just like Toledo is known for their sword smiths. Also not only did they use ponchos or capes but they also used sombreros or hats. There is even technices like throwing the hat to the face of the enemy to disorient the enmy for a second to give you time to stab him.

My grandfather gave me one for Christmas back in the 1980s. I still have it.

I thought that was a button 😅😅😅😅😅😅

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