THE NEW SCHRADE 152 OTG IS HERE!!!!

[@jedijimknives]

Both fixed blades are awesome looking knives...thanks for sharing...nice to see a USA made Schrade again....Jim

[@BegodeCrashtestdummy-l3z]

Just by seeing RYOBI in the background I can see a man who knows a lot about quality products 😉👍🏻

[@williamnewell7784]

I have three. Those are the best skinning knives ever made. Fits your finger like a glove.

[@RoubidouxCreekOutdoors]

@@williamnewell7784 right on Mr William , they are mighty fine

[@lukedawg357SIG]

Looks good I agree that it was made by Bear and Sons I also read the round emblem falls out a lot might put some glue around it thanks for the video take care.

[@RoubidouxCreekOutdoors]

@@lukedawg357SIG thanks for the heads up . I might put a dab of clear Gorilla Glue

[@bushcraft_in_the_north]

Well it was made in 1095hc steel in the old days too. That is the most used, really good carbon steel in the world! Nothing wrong in that.

[@RoubidouxCreekOutdoors]

@@bushcraft_in_the_north you right on that sir!!!!!

[@davidwilliams1805]

Great looking knife! I am definitely diggin it! Appreciate you taking the time to share this buddy!

[@RoubidouxCreekOutdoors]

@@davidwilliams1805 thankyou for watching Mr David 🇺🇸🫡

[@terrell48]

When these came out in the 1970’s they made two versions, the one shaped like a Sharpfinger and one that had a drop point blade which is what I bought, it worked great

[@AnthonyCortese-p4s]

They were 1095...

[@RalphNisse]

there are three others 5OTG, 34OTG and 94OTG, all USA 1095 and real bone, they are all on sale on the old timer website

[@RoubidouxCreekOutdoors]

@@RalphNisse that’s where I got mine. Thanks for watching . I wouldn’t mine getting a 5OT😊

[@hercules1073]

The newer one has been available for a few years now and they have other models in that series. They're made in Alabama by Bear. The originals were 1095 steel and that's why they chose it for the generational series. The first Sharpfingers were flat ground and considerably thicker steel and quite heavy for the size. Later ones were still flat ground, but ground thinner. The last design was semi hollow ground like the generational model you have there and at the end of the life of Shrade they were all Schrade + proprietary stainless steel like the UH line, but not stamped as such. Schrade does not exist anymore though as you may well know it's simply a trademark purchased at auction by Taylor and later sold to Battenfeld Technologies.

[@RoubidouxCreekOutdoors]

@@hercules1073 thankyou for sharing the knowledge!!!!🇺🇸👍Im sure others will enjoy it too

[@jakesarms8996]

I bought a Schrade Sharpfinger on Amazon. It's a beautiful , robust knife but impossible to get a sharp edge on it. I'm going to make a coathook out of it.

[@Steve-j5t]

Yeah. I agree with you. The steel they use is s...

[@RoubidouxCreekOutdoors]

@@jakesarms8996 China made one ?

[@jeetts59]

I gave mine away for the same reason

[@JHR1936]

Man that's Cool!

[@margaretmula1315]

Flat grind vs. hollow-ground. Chances are Bear and Son makes these. Bought mine from a knife-store in Finland.

[@RoubidouxCreekOutdoors]

@@margaretmula1315 I like both but I guess it depends on the setup and what the knife is used for. Thanks for watching.

[@BIGMIKE_337]

Delrin is pronounced, "Dell-rin," not, derlin. 😁💯

[@willjohnson6854]

Good video,haven’t seen one of these new OT’s yet.

[@RoubidouxCreekOutdoors]

@@willjohnson6854 go check their website but make sure it says USA 🇺🇸

[@georgia_adventurer]

I have my original OT Sharpfinger…one of the best skinning or EDC FIXED BLADES! I haven’t seen that new on before!

[@JamesDickinson-kt1hw]

Bear and Sons i think . Looks nice .

[@mipd1980_edc]

From what Ive been reading on some forums it may be Bear & Son Making these in the USA for Old Timer. But who knows? Awesome review. I'm on their website now looking at their Trapper and Stockman!! Gonna have to maybe get me some!.

[@RoubidouxCreekOutdoors]

@@mipd1980_edc me too lol , if I get another one it will probably be the 5OT . Thanks for watching and leaving a comment

[@ofthedawn]

Bear and son makes them. The cards for you to sign and put the date you got the knife . When you give it away the new person will put thier name and date. We take kindly to carbon round here. 😉

[@scottbehl216]

I got the regular sharp finger and the Bear and Son knives last week. I saw the Generational sharp finger and was going to get it but it was $100. I'll wait lol

[@RoubidouxCreekOutdoors]

@@scottbehl216 just shop around they will be from 67-110$ I got mine for 74.50$.

[@casexx94]

Good to know. Got a pawnshop with an old deerslayer model in the display case if someone hasn’t bought in last couple months. If that interest you I can see about pics and the price, as I’ve never looked at the tag. Not my cup of tea.

[@RoubidouxCreekOutdoors]

@@casexx94 I got one of these Slayers and it needs some TLC. If you can get it for a fair price I would get it and hold on to it for the future

[@casexx94]

Yeah this one would require some magic as well I recall at a glance. Since you have one I want make a special trip, but next time down that way will shoot you email with specifics.

[@myronthurman4097]

Bought deer slayer at pawn shop 3weeks ago for 40$ I want one of these love old timers

[@michaeldavis8249]

I thought about taking my original sharp finger old timer and putting a stag handle on it

[@RoubidouxCreekOutdoors]

@@michaeldavis8249 That would be cool

[@KandaJE]

The G stands for Generational. It's the name of the line of the overpriced made in USA knives. There is nothing special or remarkable about any of the knives in the line other than they are hideously overpriced. You could have gotten the exact same knife in a beautiful leather sheath for less than $20.

[@RoubidouxCreekOutdoors]

@@KandaJE One man’s over or under priced junk can and could be another man’s treasure 😉 thanks for watching

[@Steve-j5t]

10-22.

[@bikeman9419]

Just over 8 minutes to unbox that knife.

[@RoubidouxCreekOutdoors]

@@bikeman9419 keeping you on the edge 😆

[@timjk32]

real cool

[@davidglazener7921]

Delrin.

[@spencerbartley943]

Take a razor knife and pop the Handel' scales off clean it put them back on hammer the rivets back together back in business

[@RoubidouxCreekOutdoors]

@@spencerbartley943 Yelp and if they break I will try a different material. All good points

[@bobwatson3793]

Needs a kydex sheath

[@RoubidouxCreekOutdoors]

@@bobwatson3793 I would love to make one one day

[@davemi3213]

I hate it weird shaped blade

[@chrisb.4496]

Okay...