Holtzman's Gorilla Bushwhacker Hard Use Review

Hard use test of the Bushwhacker from Holtzman's Gorilla. Watch it all then you decide

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[@lheastridge]

Thank you very much!

[@LegionTacticoolCutlery]

Good Job!

[@lheastridge]

Thanks brother

[@joepublic573]

liked the way you broke the tip off both knives and were like: "ok, moving on" .... :thumbs-up:

[@lheastridge]

Thanks! I fixed both knives a few days later, but learned a lesson that day; only test the tip on soft woods. Thanks for watching!

[@jerryberkel8421]

Would a 1095 steel break like that as well?

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[@lheastridge]

I've been eyeing them for a while, along with a few of the ka-bar choppers, and a couple of schrades. I'll pick one up at some point, just not sure when. Thanks for watching, and subscribing!

[@jamesparker6383]

Use of a wedge would have worked for ya when you're batoning something like that. You can always make one out of another piece of wood. I will say that it was a pretty good video of that knife.

[@lheastridge]

Normally I would, but I wanted to test the ability of the knife, and it's toughness. Thanks for watching

[@swamprat1177]

if you watch any review you would you would know D2 is junk its brittle like glass but i enjoyed the video

[@lheastridge]

I definitely prefer a high carbon, 1066 or above. Thanks for watching!

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[@johnsmithfakename8422]

When it comes to knives, especially survival/bushcraft knives I am not a fan of D2. I have seen many D2 knives loose their tip. Other than the steel, I like the knife. Personally considering it is supposed to be a survival/bushcraft knife, I think D2 was not the best choice for steel. D2 can hold an edge but it is not a tough steel, for a tough stainless steel I would have picked AEB-L steel.

[@lheastridge]

I feel the same about d2. Holtzman's just released it in 1095, maybe a week ago. I haven't acquired it yet, but hope to at some point. I ground the spine down, and made a new tip on this one. Like new now, just a little shorter. Thanks for watching!

[@digitallantern593]

Nice video. Even with the horse voice.

[@lheastridge]

Thank you. Took maximum effort. Thanks for watching

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[@lheastridge]

Woodpecker?

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