A&M - "The Goodman" - High Endurance Cutting Chores

[@scotttaylor4663]

Hell of a Blade...... Great work....

[@GeisseleAutomatics]

Thanks!

[@braxtonb3787]

Looks amazing , as usual geissele steps up the game

[@GeisseleAutomatics]

It’s what we do!

[@braxtonb3787]

Its much appreciated , i know whatever i get from you guys is well worth the money

[@quinnwall5771]

GeisseleAutomatics when are your complete rifles coming out?

[@josephl2586]

Nothing but the best from Geissele.

[@JEJAK_777]

An A&M Goodman Fighting Hawk would be awesome

[@Brian-bn8ey]

I own one of these, #897

[@Brian-bn8ey]

I'm curous wth happened here...this knife is ridiculously super good. From the factory not a super great edge...but once it's honed up it's next level. Love this handle too, the swells are in the right places. The sheath from AnM is a terribly over-engineered joke.

[@traeucity6087]

7:24, I guess this knife is not for me? I ENJOY and DO carry multiple knives. Not only do I subscribe to using the right tool for the job; but I also believe in having backup plans and options. Now, if it's okay that I carry this knife, along with my Spyderco Paramilitary 2, my Case Trapper and my Leatherman Wave, then I might pick one up. Otherwise, I'll just stick with my First Edge 5150, for serious work.

[@BrewMonkey1]

Cool knife, but I didn’t see a single thing in that video that I haven’t done with my U knife. Need more convincing to spend $700

[@johnmutton799]

$750 FOR THE KNIFE AND MODERN SHEATH! SORRY BUT THAT IS FAR TO MUCH FOR THIS KNIFE.

[@take1one]

But does it baton.

[@manuelrocha9762]

My first edge field knife does. It's a tank and it holds an edge pretty well too. That being said. I really like this Abraham and Moses knife.

[@addisonesslinger3653]

The fact that there is no edge deformity to the bent blade is impressive but I have no idea why this is significant. What do you do with a bent knife besides throw it away?? A broken knife can still be used and sheathed. Maybe its a spoon whittler now. Can you bend it back straight??

[@Totemparadox]

Addison Esslinger It just shows that the edge is HIGLY resistant to chipping. Everything in a good knife bends before chipping. Not to say high quality knives with hard steel are bad but I like deformation over chipping. Let’s say you accidentally hit a rock or a wood has some sand imbedded into it. It’s better that the edge bends and can be resharpened/honed rather than chip which needs a complete reprofiling.

[@areuaware6842]

Hey look, it's a knife!

[@GeisseleAutomatics]

and what a knife it is!