Schrade SCAXE2O Survival Hatchet Review - Survival Gear

[@arctodussimus6198]

I've been using primitive fire making methods since 1967. I've spent weeks and months at a time in the wilderness. Literally hundreds of days and nights in the bush, living "aux aliments du pays". I would never presume to think that I know everything. There is always something new to learn. And I believe any self respecting 'bushcraft' or 'survival' practitioner would agree. One of the most important things in life is to teach others how to be self sufficient. And the confidence that comes from wilderness skills carries over into every aspect of modern life. Keep doing what you do, my friend. The next generation will be better because of it.

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

Thanks. I appreciate it.

[@matthughes2069]

I wannabe great at everything I attempt. It takes enthusiasm, desire, training, encouragement, practice, and Humility, among other things. Keep at it! You bring solid, unbiased info to my screen through trials and I love it. Plus, scouting is a benefit to society in ways that most people don't (nay can't) appreciate.

[@richardwilson5759]

Do not stop what you are doing. many of us are at a skill level at or slightly below you, we need folks like you to share experience with us in order to minimize our learning curve. I love what you do, and hope it will continue.

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

Richard Wilson I bet there are more at a skill level way above me.

[@FravasTheBard]

That fast forward music, oh god, I can't contain myself now. It was awesome!

[@roybabin924]

and I like you and you have a great name and pitch/motto. keep working and you will be able to sustain yourself in the bush. I've survived nine months solely with a hatchet, knife and a primitive arsenal bow, and atlatl. I wanted to make an sling but never needed it and don't have many rocks laying around in Louisiana.

[@steveman6789]

I'm sure you may already know, but many new ferro rods have a slight coating on them from the factory. You have to work them a little bit before you are going to get a good steady spark. For the sake of the video you did the right thing.

[@charlesmurphy7712]

Sir Bryan, hello my name is Patrick . I am a wannabe. I wanna learn from as many people as possible. I learn a lot from the things you share. I started outrevr in cub scouts and stuck with scouting through being president of my explorer post 514. A law enforcement post sponsored by the Gwinnett county police department. I thank you for your dedication and commitment to scouting. I appreciate the time and effort you put into your production of the videos and reviews on your channel. If the haters only knew what went into productions that you and all the others on the KZbin site have to go thru to make these reviews and videos they wouldn't be so quick to judge. Anyway I hope that you can add me to your list of wannabe Bushcrafting enthusiasts. Thank you for all you do.

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

Congratulations on hanging in there. Coincidentally, I'm in Gwinnett this very minute on my way home to Douglasville waay too late.

[@jackson4861]

Great job Brian, we all enjoy your work here on the channel, give no time to the negative feed back, they all fall into the class named "will never be" rock on bro.

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

+Jack son thanks

[@garys5540]

Hi Bryan, this wanna be watch ur videos so I can learn. Don't always agree with all your reviews but it's always better than what I could do on my own! Thanks for all your work

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

+gary s If you agreed with all my views that would be scary.

[@jackb6989]

I'm a wannabe survivalist. It doesn't matter if you teach the badge, it doesn't matter if your an Eagle Scout, you learn something new every day. Because of you I feel more prepared for when I teach the badge to my fellow troop mates

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

Thanks for watching.

[@Iridium242]

Nothing wrong with being a "Wannabe" if you "Wannabe" Learning more :) lol I am a wanna be when it comes to outdoor tools, knives and such.. but i am learning.. and thats the whole point. BTW some of your vids introduced me to Schrade products and so far with the items I have picked up from them, I have been VERY impressed. Just got the Schrade shovel the other day, a good solid bit of gear.

[@jeffjackson5331]

Nice looking hatchet/axe. I like the orange and that it comes with a ferro rod.

[@ironwolvesoutdoorhunting7225]

I watch your videos everyday and I started Bushcraft and camp here in Canada, Québec!

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

***** That's great! You will have fun.

[@Cands528]

Don't let them trolls get you down. I enjoy your videos very much! They are full of information and honesty. Cheers Bryan!

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

Stanley Sprow Trolls? I suppose next you're gonna tell me there are skunks in my yard.

[@charleslarson3152]

Survival On Purpose Trolls, Skunks, Dwarf's and Elves...they are all there!! Let us just hope that the Orc's don't show up!!!

[@LeeEngle]

I'm a wannabe and have been one for over 50 years - and I still learn from everyone - including the 15 year old boy scout on Chris Tanner's channel

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

I learn from my Boy Scouts all the time

[@davidreichard3053]

Yeah, I wannabe in possession of enough knowledge and tools to survive almost any situation. I learn something new to me almost every day. Some of it from Survival On Purpose.

[@SNT16]

Bryan, I'm a want to be too! And I thank you for all your hard work and dedication! A true expert will always learn and lend a hand and not call someone who is trying their best to help others a "want to be" , they will call them friend!

[@not2fast4u2c]

Thanks for the video on this one...I now want the orange handled one

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

It is a good one

[@not2fast4u2c]

Mine arrived yesterday and I have already made a bunch of kindling wood

[@chrisvinson920]

Put me in the wannabe club too. I really enjoy your videos. Don't let a few idiots ruin your day. Keep up the great work that you do. And thank you so much for all the time you put in to bring the rest of us all this wonderful information.

[@louishuelsman6698]

Love the Music with the Fastforward!!!!!!!

[@MrKBartlett]

I WANNABE a WANNABE! And you're doing a great job. A few months ago I knew NOTHING about survival/bush-craft, I now have my first non-folding knife (Mora Companion, carbon), a very good back-pack (With a bladder!) a sleeping bag that goes below freezing, Ferrocerium rod and an "Esbit" chemical block type stove. I'm looking at getting a tarp, self inflating mattress and a portable fire stove for in the woods! I am subbed to several YTube channels, and have learned just enough too make me dangerous! LOL!!! :-S (PS. Just ignore dumb animals and ignorant people!) Have a good one! Kevin B.

[@charlescollier7217]

Yeah Bryan, after seeing how a certain contestant left Alone, that whole high-visibility thing is more appealing. Great review as always!

[@demonsoulcalibur]

To answer your question on wannabes, I'll quote the great charlie chaplin : "that's what all we are, amateurs. We don't live long enough to be anything else". Thanks a lot for all the efforts you put into your videos, it's always a pleasure to watch them ;) A swiss fan.

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

***** Well thanks for watching.

[@keytronic]

Forget those people, I've learned a lot from your videos. Keep up the good work!

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

***** What people? Seriously, this wasn't about them, it was about those of us who do this stuff for fun while trying to improve in so many ways.

[@Standswithabeer]

HA HA...still love that Salsa music! Regarding the Wannabe thing... I just have to throw my two cents in... a human's propensity for taking things for granted is in full bloom on KZbin; after a while, some people appear to take for granted that the videographer is portraying him/her self as an instructor of some kind, instead of a Presenter. We viewers seem to lose the ability to discriminate one type of video from another--let's say, the Pathfinder School from the Scoutmaster on Survival on Purpose. In my humble opinion, we do need to be reminded from time to time that this is so. Frankly, I like your "down home" presentation style and honest opinions, and hope you don't change. Thank you, Brian for all your hard work; I know it ain't easy to produce worthwhile videos, and yours are some of the best. I'll be back! :)

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

+StandsWithABeer Aw shucks. I appreciate it

[@sevensurvival]

Heights Brian, I have cut My hand when a hatchet glanced off a piece of wood and hit My hand that was holding it. Battening with a knife is much safer. Thanks for Your videos, You do excellent reviews. respect

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

+Ivan Quin I agree. Thanks

[@chrismc4900]

I agree Brian, about being a wannabe, Hell, Dave and Cody have said they are always learning new things, even from their watchers / fans. So anyone who says they're not a wannabe, then they are full of manure, and should never teach anything to anyone, OR they are God. You are honest and I appreciate that. Well done.

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

+Chris Mc Thanks Chris.

[@buckeyebunnyhunter]

I have been processing wood with my knifes for years before i watched youtube vids on it.Guess i am a proud member of the wannabe club. Great vid.

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

***** You're in good company.

[@efcs1]

I want to thank you for another fine video. Teaching this wannabe many things I would not have known otherwise. Thank you, good sir, another fine review. I wannabe more like you every day.

[@josefeliciano9892]

yes sir I'm a wanna be as well, and learn from you as well. Thanks for your time and effort in all your videos.

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

+Jose Feliciano thanks

[@oldnorthstateoutdoors2002]

I am a wannabe also. You may try shredding the inner layers of the poplar bark to make a birds nest for your f-rod ignition. I have had some success with that. Thanks for posting.

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

Patriot1776 Yep, this bark was just a little damp though

[@SeaCatFl]

Good video. I hadn't seen this hatchet before. It looks like a decent piece of kit even though it won't replace my Camp Ax and Collapsing Saw. Ed

[@jjw650jones5]

I'am with you 100% Bryan, "I'am a wannabe!" Heck I ant even a good novice, and everybody is a critic, the ones saying that stuff probably ant even seen the woods! Great review, I have the Fiskars X7 hatchet and its a good little chopper, but the sheath is kind of goofy! I like the Schrade sheath it looks alot handier, maybe one you do a chop off between the 2, or any other hatchets you have. Thanks alot ;)

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

Welcome to the club.

[@diy-fixit9566]

Your efforts are appreciated. 119K subscribes says a whole lot more then one keyboard commando's comment. Thanks much. and i'm subbing.

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

Thanks. I appreciate it.

[@scottgiddes2434]

There are a lot of us "wanna be's" out here. Why else would we be watching these videos? I appreciate the time you take to share your knowledge and experience. Keep the Faith. Scott

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

Thanks Scott

[@mickbator6979]

Well unless you're perfect then you should wanna be a wannabe. So yes I am a wannabe. I wannabe a better father, I wannabe a better husband, I wannabe a better employee, I wannabe a better outdoors person. So yes I am in the wannabe club, very proud of it too.

[@lovetheoutdoors2755]

Just wanted to Thank You for another great Vid ! Much appreciated. These are a great little pack Axe. I have the one in Black and love it. In reference to your mention of the hole that is through the head just under the hammer poll, when i first saw this I instantly saw it as a means of repairing this axe out in the boonies if you break the handle. I would simply use it for an anchor point. Just find a good limb and with a little carving and notch work with yer favorite Bush knife, a little lashing (was me I'd just peg it N then lash it) You'd still have a serviceable little Axe . Or if ya have a deep Passion fer lanyard's (Hate em Myself ) ya could always run a temporary one thru that hole if you are trying to do some kind a carving with yer axe that might stable ya up a bit. But, anyhow,, what do i know, I'm just a wannabe with a over active imagination. Once again, Many Thanks !

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

Rob R Good idea Rob. Thanks for the tip.

[@luckysheets4683]

Thank you for your sincerity. GOD Bless and Merry Christmas. Keep up the good work.

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

+Lucky Sheets Thanks! Same to you.

[@Mark2025]

I like your videos and I'm a wannabe as well, always looking to improve. As the saying goes, " The road to success is always under construction."

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

Mark2025 And sometimes the bridge is out ;-)

[@garyspring5981]

never stop learning. you can never learn too much. read learn watch others learn by doing and from others. learn something new eachday and find your own style in what you do

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

+Gary Spring yep

[@kennethcrowley1356]

Keep up the great work I enjoy all your videos you can’t help from someone else being jealous

[@rjungquist1978]

I'm a wannabe! Just getting into survival, and I'm excited to put into practice that which I have learned.

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

Welcome to the club

[@tcup3946]

I am a wannabe . But I am glad we are back to this axe, knife stuff

[@rudocalbrone]

I've been considering one of these

[@robfromaz1977]

Here here! Wannabe right here! I have learned a lot from you Bryan. And from others. Keep up the good videos and content.

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

Thanks fellow wannabe.

[@carololivie2095]

I'm a woman that loves these survival videos. I just moved to a house on to a mountain with my dogs and I cut my own trees for firewood and like to build things using as much natural material as I can. I like your videos very much. The axe didn't appear to be very sharp. Can you please make comments on the sharpness and best way to sharpen an axe. I have 7 axes of different lengths and weight but I'm not sure if I'm sharpening them correctly. And how do you test for shapeness?

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

Carol Olivie It was decent. There are several different ways to sharpen an axe, depending on how dull it is and how sharp you want it. My favorite way is to use a file to clean up a rough edge and then use progressively finer grits of stone or diamond to refine the edge. If you have a Worksharp that probably does a good job on axes because it does a slight convex grind and that is a good axe edge profile. If not, just use a Lansky puck or any flat natural or diamond stones. Of even a diamond or ceramic rod will work, again depending on the condition of the edge. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching. Only about 5% of my views are from those of you of the female persuasion so I enjoy hearing from you.

[@allenwhite6946]

I like their camp axes, but, I do prefer the good ole wood handles, because at least if you break it and you know what you doing, you can make another one, the schrades may break in extreme cold, but I do believe that bushcraftbarton did a review with a schrade camp ax and it help up in the extreme cold, he does just about every vid in the snow in Canada

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

Schrade redesigned their handles to correct the cold weather issues

[@allenwhite6946]

That is good to know, thanks

[@05generic]

Count me in if you start a wannabe club. I'm all about that. Personally, I consider batoning knife a great skill to have if you go into a wilderness area. Things can happen to an axe, and wood processing with a knife is a little safer. When you don't have quick access to an ER it's a really good idea to watch your P's & Q's and dot every I. -Especially if you're alone.

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

05generic I completely agree

[@ThePointz13]

Its official. I'm a wanna be/idiot too. Like I said before, I did my research and bought myself a becker bk2 so that I could boaton without worry. Keep up the great videos Brian. I enjoy your unbiased and honest reviews. Sincerely Tyler

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

ThePointz13 Thanks Tyler. Welcome to the club ;-)

[@garygraham4571]

Nice hatchet

[@crobles123able]

Fellow "wannabe" here Bryan! Thanks for the videos!

[@WOLFMAN2975]

Good review.In my opinion Schrade needs to machine in a good 90 degree on the top! of the hatchet basically the same concept as the Bear Grylls knives...Near the cutting edge would be ideal...regardless the fire steel is a plus.

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

They have a spot marked but it could be a little better.

[@gregscountrycabinoutdoors7359]

Yea, I'm a wannabe, but I like what you are doing. Keep up the good work. A lot of good, USABLE, information. Thanks.

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

Gregory Bergschneider Thanks Gregory.

[@christinepopko8228]

Amazing what you can do with a GOOD axe.

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

+Christine Popko yep

[@connorshaw2675]

I'm a wannabe and i love watching your videos

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

Welcome to the club

[@WOLFMAN2975]

Hey Bryan yeah it must need to be a lot a bit better considering you had to use the edge in order to get a decent spark of the firesteel... I would guess roughly 95% of people who would bring a hatchet into the bush would also have a knife with a good 90 degree so not that big of a deal but you should mention to them that they need to improve that. : ) Tyler

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

Tyler Murphy Yep, definitely a little room for improvement on the striking area.

[@lamirez2000]

Somebody answer me please, what is the usage of hole on axe head??

[@farges76]

"Expert" or not, you DO have quite a bit of experience, being a scoutmaster, and all of these videos included. Personally, I HATE using my hatchet to baton, especially seeing as I have a bayonet that can more than take some abuse. I have yet to EVER have an issue using a knife for batoning, and I do it anywhere from a few times a week, to a daily basis, I have a fire pit in the backyard, and I love to do a burn in it every so often.

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

+Flaming Glory Same here, but I wouldn't do it with many older hunting style knives.

[@farges76]

I've actually used my folder quite a few times. I wouldn't suggest it, but my folder handles it well enough.

[@TwistedFatwood]

Just to put it out there I baton with a knife all the time a lot of times it seems to be the only thing I have around when I need to split some wood for a campfire so there's nothing wrong with batoning with a knife anyways just my two cents

[@rickfrench8905]

I was a wannabe until I wasn’t. Then I wanted to be a wannabe again. I own that axe, love it!

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

cool

[@SebastienNicoBear]

Proud to be a wannabe right along with you Brian.

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

Sebastien Bear hello!

[@SebastienNicoBear]

Survival On Purpose hello Brian, hope you are well?

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

very well, thanks.

[@SebastienNicoBear]

Survival On Purpose glad to hear it. Love your channel.

[@roundandrandom8576]

i am a wannabe too. to me a wannabe is basically just a student of something.this is all new to me. hey im on a limited budget i dont own an axe or hatchet but i did save enough to buy my precious tops tahoma field knife if the guy who designed the knife batons with it who am i to argue.just saying i love your vids keep em coming and let the haters hate. we know your better than them.

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

Popacan ofNOS "One knife to rule them all" My precious. ;-) I would choose my TFK over every other knife I own if I could only have one.

[@garyspring5981]

you sir are one of the best

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

+Gary Spring aw shucks

[@Jraptor1959]

Every truly intelligent person is a "wannabe". The saying is that a wise man knows how much he doesn't know. Whomever called you that unintentionally complimented you and showed his own stupidity. I imagine the comment came from someone who has physically perfected every facet of his being to the point that he is so physically fit and supple he can bend to the point that he can "pleasure" himself, making him totally self reliant, not even needing a woman for oral sex.

[@annettesmith6241]

I know it's been a while since this video came out but I'm a wanna be too. I wanna be the best person I can be. I wanna be a good and reliable friend. But most of all I wanna be a person who doesn't know it all but has an open mind and keeps learning new skills all my life. I'm glad you're a wanna be too.

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

Welcome to the club Annette

[@chawnslopoke2619]

me too lol I baton with mine all the time for over 20 years now

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

+shawn slopoke That pretty much says it all

[@chawnslopoke2619]

I am new to your channel but so far I enjoy it. Thank you

[@Jay-Bird62]

Your doing great Brian! Keep up the good work. Your fellow wannabe. Jay

[@r-n-jhomesteadlife4800]

Thanks so much for your humble attitude and GREAT videos. I am a wannbe as well, that is why we are watching videos on youtube:) My sons and I love your style!!!!!!!

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

Thanks. I appreciate it.

[@andrewsuarez7548]

good video man good night👍

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

+Andrew Suarez ;-)

[@jaybebe81]

That sheath is the best one I have seen so far, and love that orange. Does it come in the xl version? Also I love to join the wanna be club does it come with the awesome survival on purpose shirt. And thanks as always for the video and helping miss ga.

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

Real life EDC The shirt cost me just over $25. I'm trying to figure how to get the price down but I'm not there yet.

[@jeffdoes5826]

I WANNABE able to throw knives like you.

[@ParkerFriedChicken]

I have a sudden urge to chop some wood and samba. Nice music!

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

ParkerFriedChicken It seemed to fit.

[@ParkerFriedChicken]

I dig it!

[@dannycarpenter2168]

Brian, I like your channel very much.You should ignore the trolls and their name calling B.S.When you mention their litte comments,I.e. wannabe man, you give them the attention they want.

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

***** I wasn't really addressing the trolls here Danny. They just got me thinking a while back that being a wannabe is a good thing and how acknowledging that helps you keep the right mindset for learning...WHOA that was getting a little too serious there. I also just like the way it sounds ;-)

[@dannycarpenter2168]

You keep making your vids, and I"'ll keep watching them.Have you ever seen a Condit Bushcraft Parang?

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

I have. Maybe I'll get one one day to review.

[@chrisvos81]

axe stuff with knives or knive stuff with axes......who gives a damn!! as long as you have fun and lurn stuff!! keep them coming!

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

I agree. Fun is good.

[@drbowdeadly]

To us that actually spend hours of dirt time practicing and learning these skills, yes we are wanna be's! Great video looks like an awesome axe, I tend to prefer a traditional wood-handle boys axe but maybe its time to try something new. Thanks -Eli

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

drbowdeadly Thanks Eli. I like my Wetterling's for sure but this is a handle little hatchet to have. The ergonomics are really good. It just feels good in your hand when using it. Welcome to the club.

[@-rhys]

Thanks for the video Brian, enjoyable as always.+1 from a fellow wannabe.

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

Rhys Clement-Evans Thanks Rhys!

[@YankeeTankerOutdoors]

Good stuff.

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

Thanks. I appreciate it.

[@nathanlloyd2]

I want to be prepared

[@gregeason9622]

I like this video because I like that hatchets and this video made me love that hatchet

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

Thanks for watching.

[@tylangford6572]

Imma wanna be my man hang in there always stay tru. Good job brethren

[@alexcorona3991]

love the video keep up the good work

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

Thanks!

[@SUFFICIENTSURVIVAL]

Nice axe!!

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

SUFFICIENT SURVIVAL I think so too.

[@59BigWalt]

I wannabe a better coach, better friend, and yes a better woodsman.

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

59BigWalt Good goals.

[@bushtrash2286]

Hello I'm replacing my axe, that has worn out, Im homeless and survive in the Arizona desert, I would greatly appreciate if you or anyone in the comments has this axe and uses it on a weekly or daily basis and tell me how it is holding up.

[@ironwolvesoutdoorhunting7225]

dont mind about haters....your good !

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

***** I love my haters ;-)

[@DarrenGator]

There is nothing wrong with using a baton with a knife. In real life no matter how well you prepare things can go wrong. If all you had was a knife then that is the correct course of action. I would rather use my knife and baton to create a fire then not have a fire or even waste more time trying to figure out a way not to use my knife to make a fire. Survival is using what you have to keep on living.

[@74HDJOE]

My friend if using baton on your knife makes you a wannabe, then there's a lot of wannabes out there in KZbin land. Pretty much every Bushcraft Vlogger out there at one time or another has used a baton on a log to get fire wood. Keep up the good work and keep on keeping doing what you doing.

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

74HDJOE I am proud to be a wannabe. The more I think about it the better that sounds.

[@74HDJOE]

Survival On Purpose I am also proud to be a wannabe, that way I'm always learning.

[@jcnavamg]

jeje sorry for to many messages, also have money to buy anothe knife, i like the schrade schf2 and de schf2sm wich recomend me of that two

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

+Julio César Nava Macias it depends on whether you like big knives or small ones and what you think of serrations. The big one has more room in the handle.

[@jcnavamg]

sorrt my mistake jejejeje i post in the other video as i say by many circunstances i cant buy the axe, but now i have money yeaaaaaa which axe recomend me this one or the scaxe 10?

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

+Julio César Nava Macias either one is good. The SCAXE 2 is a little bigger.

[@CommonCentsOutdoorsman]

Concerning your side note I am more of a funnabe than a wannabe. I enjoy it and if I can learn something that's a bonus. So I guess I'm a step below a wannabe lol.

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

cyclist01222 Don't worry, we have an advancement program ;-)

[@supr4met4co55]

thanks😄😄😄😄

[@RandomButtonPusher]

Another wannabe here, Bryan, in exactly the same way you so clearly explain. Interesting way Schrade molds the handle around the head -- am I right to think the hole at the top goes through the ax head (as opposed to it being skeletonized beneath the plastic)? Just trying to understand Schrade's intentions/purposes for having the hole there ... shaft/head security?

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

Random Button Pusher All the way through. I don't know why.Maybe it helps lock the handle to the head.

[@squirrel_82]

I'm a wannabe. Former Infantryman. Former Army Pilot. I wannabe better than I was yesterday.

[@gunlover1955]

I like your videos, I am an old boy scout

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

Thanks

[@themurderbotfeed7688]

So, just out of curiosity, how does this compare to lets say a mora camp axe ( I think thats what they are called but dunno) and a fiskars x7. Im also a "wanna be", better informed about this stuff in this case. :) Cool video and also, yes I trust that you did not cheat on the fire. Have a nice day.

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

I have never used either of those other two, so I can't really say. Welcome to the club

[@andrewsuarez7548]

I really liked it

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

Thanks

[@teddymilan]

I have the green it is glow in the dark. spooky

[@southpawbushcraft7522]

I'm a wanna-be too :) I wanna be better too, we all should be, because when you stop learning that's when you become complacent and get hurt. No one knows it all, and the haters are almost always the ones that sit on their keyboard and never step in the woods. They are the true wannabes lol. Keep on Keepin on with what you do! Atb, Dawn

[@SnowfogOutdoorsbushcraft]

Awesome job on that fire Brian. I have that axe but in the black, I love it. Love all my Schrade products. I too will join the Wannabe Club. I wannabe knowledgeable, I wannabe safe, and I wannabe able to survive. Keep up the good work, haters gonna hate cause they can't even find the woods. Atb. Diane.

[@Steviest1000]

I'm with ya... I'm a wannabe too!

[@40belowful]

HA HA iam a wannabe:) good review Bryan. Your music sounds like herb albert and tiawana brass:)

[@SurvivalOnPurpose]

40belowful Thanks. There are a bunch of us. Wow, that is a blast from the past. I remember my parents had a Herb Albert and Chet Atkins record. Yakety Sax

[@40belowful]

you never hear Brass in music anymore like "Chicago"