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[@fixedbladejunkie9532]

Just wanted to let you know that all your videos are so greatly appreciated sir!! You have such a fine collection of fixed blades knives. Extremely impressive!! Thanks for sharing and hope you keep these updated as the years go bye. And thank you for your service brother. 🙏 Keep safe and may God Bless you.

[@EduardoGarcia-fj2uc]

Very good selection of survival knifes Saludos Amigo

[@peterronald9400]

😂✌️ ... in Austria we also had this cheap camouflage survival knives as kids .... but not long ... we destroyed it ... now I have a us military Ontario 18 Machete and a Ontario SP6 knive and a herberts Bowie ..... perfect ... I don’t need more ... but Ontario is perfect 👌😁👍🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀

[@joeyjones9041]

Haha that old hollow handle survival knife brings back memories. I was 6 or 7 years old, in my surplus BDUs with ALICE gear. Canteen, IFAK, and knife was always on my belt. Many days spent in the woods playing Rambo lol. Not much has changed in 30 years lol.

[@djsipp4743]

That camouflage survival knife that you were showing that was my Rambo knife when I was a kid growing up 🤣 I had to get one ever Christmas because I always ended up breaking it CLASSIC SURVIVAL KNIFE

[@ms.annthrope415]

The holes on the handguard are more than just lashing to make a spear. It allows you to use 550 paracord to make D hand strap or braided hand strap.

[@joaquinvalera2847]

I still have the FM_SRT which I bought circa 1990's...It was designed that way in case if ones fingers are hurt they could manage grip on a blade...and as a rescue tool that does not look too menacing.... also a solid stainless " Executive Ice Scraper " which I deemed it the FM_SRT Little brother.... couldnt carry them here in CA....

[@pi-sx3mb]

When I was a kid I had a "survival kit" that came with a blue plastic comb, presumably so you could tickle your prey to death.

[@claudiopina9075]

I' ve used the Aitor jungle king I & II. Both of them are seriously reliable knives. Many military corps use them.

[@angrybasque]

Great collections, great Videos and reviews!

[@philpowell9111]

You don't look so keen on Tops knives? The only thing I don't like about the Tops knives steel eagle 111A tanto is the jimping on the handle ! Apart from that it holds a edge! I use it all the time for cutting branches and I have been using it for the last 12 months and I haven't sharpened it at all ! Awesome short sword !

[@exgi76gmailcom]

Sorry man but it has been proven that in the history of the Tops Tahoma Field Knife no person no animal No elephant has EVER broken that knife at that “stress point” EVER otherwise awesome vid and yes the nostalgia factor of the 80s hallow handle gas station $8.99 is off the chart ... i really love your vids thank you for your service we fellow service men and women truly appreciate you signing the dotted line marine .....

[@exgi76gmailcom]

Oh and that is an IMPRESSIVE collection!!!

[@southerncomfort9691]

Schrade has an awesome ,one solid piece, hollow handle survival knife. made from 1095. Very strong. Very reliable.

[@ozzyboy178]

Try the Tops Screaming Eagle. Or the Sog Seal Team Elite. I got the Elite. Love it. Available for nylon or kydex sheeth

[@arctodussimus6198]

Nice video. I wish TOPS would bring back the Condor Alert. It's like a hybrid between the Tahoma and the Steel Eagle, but without the notches or saw. I used mine for a good while until they went out of production, now it's in my 'zombpoc' bag.

[@jamesgarrison7397]

The Tops Field knive: if you get rid of the knoch on the spine and the breaker pummel, you basically have a Beacker BK7. Which is fine with me.

[@redbear_70]

Missed one on here I think, and that would be the esee 6. Great videos and information though!

[@13bravoredleg18]

My personal survival knife is a Terava Jaakaripuukko 140 made in Finland. It's a beast!

[@arbit3r]

The spring is to stop the stuff rattling inside the handle.

[@mysticforge369]

The Schrader schf1sm is like the Rambo knife but made from milled steel so it's all one solid peice of 1075 steel I scoffed at it until I got one as a gift and fell in love

[@patrickgermond2750]

I love my Tahoma. I use the notch every time I cook over the fire:) The bowdrill notch is in the wrong place though so I drilled one in a different spot.

[@3riverblades]

As knife maker I had to learn about heat treatments and metallurgy. Although there is nothing wrong with in the way you pick things up over a fire with a knife however long exposures to cold then heat can ruin your heat treatment and can damage your blade. Ive seen "survival experts" put their knives in hot coals to "clean them". that will destroy your knives. IMO I could love the Tahoma, just without the notch and breaker on the back. Happy trails. Thanks for watching.

[@patrickgermond2750]

3 River Blades Your welcome. I need to get back to making knives. I subbed up to your channel years ago to learn a few things by watching you make knives.

[@jmh7884]

great vid love this series ok you can own 3 knives for everything

[@sawdust6968]

ive used the fox many times and its AWSOME!!!

[@eltipobigotudo2162]

I use a WorkSharp guided field sharpener. Have you had any experience with those? I plan to get a SharpensBest sharpener very soon. Both are great quality. I highly recommend them. Ever heard of or handled the SOG Seal Pup? Or the Buck Selkirk? Also great knives, but the SOG isn't worth the 50$ they sell it for. Get it when it's on sale for 30$.

[@coldhart79]

Lol that actor... When I started collecting SOGs. My dad joined n bought that aitor and the price is abt 600+++700SGD on somewhere around 2004 lol. The compass at that time was already spoilt. That knife really the only good is collection purpose. Thanks for your nice video.

[@ТУМАН78]

good video

[@cashhenson5198]

The one from spain is cool as hell.

[@lesliepaulkovacs6442]

Surprised you didn't show the Grand Pappy Survival Knife, the Air Force Issue Pilots Knife. My understanding standing is that the Sawback on that was to cut an opening in the Plane's Skin in case of a Crash or through a Plexiglass Window. But over the years, someone tried to use it on Wood, then they played with it, YadaYadaYada. But whoever decided to make a Hollow Handle... Anyway, the Tahoma was designed by Andy Tran, who has designed several knives over the years. I believe he works as a Ranger/ SAR guy out West. He should be on KZbin. Check him out. But for me, those little pouches on the sheath are for holding a Sharpening Stone, maybe a Ferro Rod and some kind of Fire Starting Tinder. Everything else goes into a small belt pouch. But the Knife itself is just a Knife, w/o Saws, Hooks, Notches, etc. But that's just my opinion. Looking forward to the next episode.

[@3riverblades]

I don't own a Air Force Survival knife but I have plans to add it to the collection. TY

[@leestephenson4952]

Always enjoy your vids. Another proof that Joe Teti is an idjit, using survival knife for a spear. Lol! I used to have a really great knife.....

[@MrBuds58]

"kew-chi-o" is how you pronounce the knife at 7:00

[@max_fjellstorm]

Nice video mate! I enjoy listening to your opinion on knives but seriously on most of these tops knives the designers can't really be survival instructors or experts as far as the Designs go because the is so much wasted details on these. But looks sell better I understand that ;-) keep it up

[@daveb5276]

disregard my question now I understand, you are a knife maker.. Thank You

Very interesting to see all the types of knives especially the last one the knuckle duster which I believe is illegal in most countries and is why you had trouble finding one. What one needs in a knife is for it to be an adequate size not two big that it is cumbersome and not too small that it is useless. The hilt or handle needs to be about 4 inches and the blade about 6 inches long with a guard between the hilt and blade so that if you stabbing your hand does not slide onto the blade. . I would prefer the standard pointed blade so you can attach the knife to a stick and use it as a spear. 6 inch blade is long enough for cutting, slicing, stabbing. Most people want a useful knife not one that specialises in one environment and you definitely do not want one that is heavy. The one I liked was your service knife when you were in the marines.

[@riadhabidi8060]

it's a dream

[@sosteve9113]

I Saw the atax ,i think 20years ago The original Your Lucky you find one I did a video on bushcraft knives VS survival knifes I'm curious about your opinion about my video

[@daveb5276]

interesting...Thank You.. great visuals. what blade do you rely on ?

[@yusuftopers2399]

That knife has a camouflage color, what is the name of the knife?

[@TheExpendables4]

Tops Tex Creek xl....and you need not another knives...❤

[@juanpablodiazcordova5522]

I still watch dual survival

[@mattis1600]

Nice video!

[@outdoorsaddiction1085]

I have 2 of them Kabars without serrations.

[@edge13xxx]

Bk3 thats a gut hook for skinning

[@shawnelmhdati4228]

Bekker bk3 made for E.O.D

[@guachingman]

cuchillo is knife in spanish, "jungle king" would be the model.

[@iandawson8316]

Edged brass knuckles

[@ericpatrick1141]

I Love To Have Two Marine Survival Knives.

[@joelilley6001]

What design do you like? I mean your supposed to be showing good survival knives and almost every knife you say I don't like about everything on it. So why do you buy these blades if you don't like them and why would you make a video for survival knives if you don't like any of them? Makes no sense.

[@NondescriptIndividual]

25:37 "befuckled" lmao

[@paulie4x1]

ToothyFrog, Why when I'm still good to eat, Dilly, Dilly.,,.p

[@paulie4x1]

Say Heah, Great Review, sorry I got off track on my last post,. But I do have some survival knives that actually I would trust in a Survival Situation. I have the first Fox The Parang Bushcraft Jungle Knife then I got the Fox you have. Both are similar with suttle differences. One of my Fav's is my Buck Buckmaster 184, the only thing is salt water with the knurled handle tears your hands up. Then the Russian Special Forces made a 6 recurve The NB1-01, but in Russian the "B's" are "V's" so I seen them called NV1-01, not bad, Yeah, I would trust it. Then I got the Randall Made #18 with the Attack Tip, silver soldered another good one. I also got lucky and got a Bianchi, but mine is the older one The "1", It doesn't have the word Nighthawk etched on the blade, a excellent survival knife. Also way back when we hunted hogs with our Tomahawk Survival Knives, back then they were made in the U. S. A. It's still as solid as the day I bought it. Also Bokor made a copy of the original Aparro, Yeah, a solid survival knife that I batoned with, also its still very solid. F. Y. I., Dilly, Dilly.,,.p

[@paulie4x1]

Say Heah, One of my ALL Time Fav's Combo's is my Rodent 7 which is one of my Fav's Survival Knives, I Piggybacked it with my Rodent 3 and I Baldric Carry it. I wish Knife Makers would make Combo's. Yeah, most of us team our Survival Knives with Smaller Knives, So Why not making matching Sets.,,. p

[@diegodelay5354]

The second Knife is crappy I had it too

[@thedude5805]

21:00 the design is shit, but how are 5 completely straight edges hard to sharpen?

[@ksstg581]

P38

[@anthonyvisconte7977]

I think befuddled was the word you were looking for. Not the one you said lol. keep up the good vids tho

[@3riverblades]

befuckled is the Military Jargon for befuddled.

[@anthonyvisconte7977]

3 River Blades oh ok lol. thought you just missed it or something

[@zafinater]

Anthony Visconte

[@anthonyvisconte7977]

Joel conceição ?

[@ThrobinHood34]

That childs survival knife is FUBAR

[@tedmortimer2787]

R

[@theochrist9453]

at the beginning you struck me as a smart person, not to put water purification tabs in your survival kit, as you don't know, how long they will be on your shelf, and I can promise you, that you will need a lifetime to sell them, but as you rated the Aitor Jungle King as a good survival knife, you downgraded yourself to a 10 year old kid.