Full Knife Collection: Pt. 8 Large Fixed Blade Knives

[@brandonzimmermann]

Timestamps for easy watching: 0:43 Work Tuff Gear Puzon Predator Hunter 1:39 Cold Steel Chaos Kukri 2:40 OKC SP-10 Marine Raider Bowie 3:57 Schrade Leroy SCHF45 4:45 Off-Grid Knives Caiman XXL 5:49 Western W49 Bowie 7:05 Cold Steel Wild West Bowie 8:23 Cold Steel Natchez Bowie 9:30 Cold Steel Laredo Bowie 11:04 OKC RTAC-II 12:22 Svord Von Tempsky Bowie 13:48 TOPS Prather War Bowie 15:02 Cold Steel Roach Belly 16:22 MoraKniv Companion 17:40 SOG Seal Pup 18:35 Cudeman JBK-I 20:28 Cold Steel Trailmaster 22:19 Cold Steel Jimi Slash Chopper 23:37 Odinwolf Sowcatcher 25:02 Cold Steel 1917 Frontier Bowie 26:58 SOG Super Bowie 28:17 Doug Marcaida Kortada 29:49 Dirk Pinkerton Custom Razorback 31:02 Dirk Pinkerton Inversion 31:53 Cold Steel Tai Pan 33:03 Douglas Esposito Medium Fighter 34:38 Bark River Boone II 36:26 Randall Model#16 SP#1 Fighter 38:08 Randall Model#2 Fighting Stiletto 39:45 Spartan Les George Raider Dagger 42:24 Spartan Bill Harsey Dagger 44:20 Cold Steel Tanto 46:11 Bark River V44 Bowie 47:45 Bark River Shining Mountain Bowie 49:50 Murray Carter Neck Knife 51:15 Cold Steel Safekeeper II 52:00 Hogtooth Knives Ruffian 53:04 Hogtooth Knives Custom Loveless Fighter 54:45 TOPS Szabo Express 55:38 TOPS Wild Pig Hunter 57:16 Condor Norse Dragon Seax 58:03 KABAR 58:58 Off-Grid Knives Grizzly 1:00:02 Condor Hudson Bay 1:00:55 Newfoundland Knife Co Stiles Ranger 1:01:50 TOPS Tex Creek 1:02:00 Buck 119 1:03:01 BPS Knives Raven SS4 1:03:58 Off-Grid Knives Ridgeback 1:04:59 Cold Steel Rondel Dagger 1:05:44 Shed Knives US Tanto 1:06:00 Shed Knives Conquest 1:06:40 Cold Steel SRK 1:07:44 Off-Grid Knives Backcountry 1:07:56 Off-Grid Knives Tracker

[@MipMip-f6i]

I think I could kiss you right now for what you have done on this historic day.

[@luispierce7091]

I loved watching your collection, you are a very very lucky man

[@TheKnifeJunkie]

Thank you, I am extremely grateful for my good fortune.

[@CoincidenceTheorist]

⁠@@TheKnifeJunkie​​⁠ 25:56 man there’s just something special about that bone handled WESTERN knife. My eyes were constantly drawn to it …… lol which is funny since now you just cleared all the knives. 27:33 SOG. I lived right down the street from the Sog factory outlet store in Lynwood, Wa just outside Seattle. Man you would have loved it cause i sure did. That place had deals and oddball stuff. Prototype. You could have them put different edges on stuff. Serrations even. Factory seconds that were perfect and cost like 70% off or something? They’d have odd police or military units knives with insignias that were samples. Someone could have made good money reselling on ebay……. ⚰️Unfortunately they closed because of crowvid bs. 40:00. “🫣Mace taped under desk😪” I put 🧲n52 neodymium magnet attachment points under the coffee table and what not. ( 58:06 i think you’d find them nice. They work for great for anything🗡️🔫)

[@Mylogcabin]

I honestly cant believe some of the negativity given by viewers. Why bother watching and then slagging off either the guy showing off his collection or some of the knives or the sheaths or just anything to just slag off. Anybody who really appreciates knives should be thinking "Wow what a fabulous collection," The guy is showing and explaining some knives that collectors would like to buy but only seen on websites. By the way hes not claiming hes some sort of killing machine. Hes a collector who appreciates Quality. I suspect there are some very jealous people watching this by some comments . This guy hasn't boasted or tried to show off in anyway.

[@ThomasShue]

Agree. Amazing collection

[@philskinius]

I've just realised last year that i am an absoloute knife junkie and like you i see good and beauty in every knife. Thanks for continuing to fill up my wishlist!

[@lynnglidewell7367]

I'm a big admirer of The Bowie. I don't own many but I'm grateful for what I have. I also enjoy the artistry of leather sheaths. I made my own for my Bowie's.

[@mazyarkanani6708]

Beautiful collection - ❤

[@michaelcervantez3570]

I love my Prather War Bowie!

[@himonwillard5088]

Beautiful collection, wish I could afford some of the knives in your collection, maybe one day. Thanks for sharing you wonderful collection with us.

[@hudsonwong7109]

Nice collection !

[@Uros779]

Fighting Stilletto .... just superb ....

[@CJ1776]

Its kinda cute how most of us have never grown up. He presents his knives like my little brother did with his hot wheels 😂

[@stuartduke999]

I needed that! Thank you for sharing Bro!😊

[@bobbywonder4574]

my heart sinks when ever he says fighting knife

[@llamawizard]

Beautiful, beautiful collection!!!

[@zackaryschmidt5161]

Great collection bob, one great thing about collections is it shows an evolution of your tastes over time.

[@ryankerins361]

man that CS Natchez or however you spell it is amazing

[@davehanes7871]

Thanks for sharing

[@jorgefernandez6407]

Really, REALLY ENJOYED your video! I just laid back went into a "knife world saga" getting lost in my own daydream of oh how nice is that one and OH THAT ONE'S EXCELLENT AND... I have the that one and so on!!! Truly in another world, realizing and enjoying the fact of why I love this hobby so much!!! I'll definitely be coming back here from time to time Bob... Thank you!

[@bdwillis8284]

Wow!!! What an incredible collection. Thanks

[@michaelray649]

Amazing collection. Thank you for sharing!

[@hookreelfishing]

Epic level collection!! Thanks for sharing it with us.

[@cadarok]

Tremendous Collection

[@Mauitaoist]

Great collection of all the types of knives that I have and wish to get and spending the time to explain your experience with them much appreciated

[@Donald-ky2fg]

When you pulled out a lynn thompson 1980 original you bought in 1980. I knew at that moment that you are a rock solid dude.

[@jeffwhitelock1013]

I can't believe you have that Carter neck knife! Absolutely beautiful knife and really nice collection all together.

[@kensantiago132]

You are talented. Thank you.

[@MichaelGraves-kp7qc]

Excellent collection, enjoyed the video

[@Chris_229]

Great collection. Thank you for sharing it with us.

[@matthewshannon6946]

I love Ontario as well...I hope they make it back. I've had a SP8 for forever! Easy to sharpen and truly indestructible!!

[@christianfoster2433]

Great collection man thanks for sharing.

[@bluegoldgr]

You did a lovely job sharing all your knives👍 I like that you news so much history about them

[@سید-ظ8ب2ز]

واقعا بی نظیر خیلی لذت بردم مرسی❤❤❤

[@killacram7150]

That grind is beutiful!!! On the first one!!

[@VitomirMilosevic]

I am jelous and envy. So many beautiful knives I would sleep with!!!

[@ChrisvilleUSA]

Unbelievable part of your collection. Do you even know about how many blades you have? Thanks for sharing

[@katanasmith]

Great collection. Thanks for sharing.

[@DM-88]

11:58 AWESOME I just tried that with my knife and I love it !!! I never thought about putting my thumb through the Lanyard Loop like, it's a great idea.

[@grafknives9544]

Great collection. Very varied, took years to get all, some common and some very rare knives.

[@williamjcollins2441]

Awesome presentation!!😊

[@fernandojimenez2922]

Una colección más k impresionante te felicito desde España

[@ThomasShue]

Amazing collection. You have 20k in Bowies. That BPS knife, can you find the exact model. I want one exactly and assume I’ll have to go on eBay to find one. The current BPS knives aren’t offering one like that. Finger grip, polished and grind. All are now flat grind CNC cut stuff

[@surinderpalsingh4628]

The collection is very great ... the collection and also the knowledge that you give i really apperciate .❤❤

[@derralfields]

Best knife vid I have seen. Awesome collection

[@TrentCostello-s4h]

Great video! 🎉 Them bark rivers I need in my life! ❤

[@danielhuff1397]

Fantastic collection

[@chrishynes6091]

Does anyone know where similar hardware (belt stud) @10:35 can be found?? I've made a couple sheaths for my Trail Master, but the only suitable hardware I've ever seen are 'Sam Browns'. I'm disappointed that all my searches turn up nothing like the proper belt studs. ☹

[@RockinRonnie6869]

Outstanding

[@davidcottom7750]

Wow man, that's one awesome collection, every time I think yeah that's my favorite you pull out another one and then I'm not so sure,I guess that's how your collection grew thanks for showing us all those beautiful knives, fantastic atvb Dave

[@LowBudgetYoutuber]

With the Bowie's grip blade up with index finger over backside brass for an amazing feel.

[@darkhund52]

Great collection!!! You can never have enough knives 🔪🗡️

[@scottf.3808]

Awesome collection of knives is all I can say so congrats to your hard work collecting them....Good stuff....

[@dude564]

Any recommendations for a leather sheath maker?

[@CrimsonCrux]

Part 8 in my recommendations. Time to go find part 1 and point at anything I own.

[@philosophusbellator]

Really nice. Love that CS 1917 Frontier Bowie. I have one and it's one of my most prized. Congrats on getting some of these on your birthdays!

[@peterkeane7767]

What an amazing collection! So many of my 'Grail' knives there! My last was the 1917 'Frontier' and like you I find it beautiful (so much so I really want the matching Cutlass) My next will be the Von Tempsky which if it holds as good as it looks will be worth every penny! Strangely a big favourite of my collection is also one of the cheapest! It's the 'Uncle Henry' from Schrade. It is such an easy to carry,useful and capable Knife,especially given the price. Bowie Knives are so rewarding to collect !

[@constantinerokososky849]

I really enjoyed watching your amazing big knife collection , my favorite of them all are the Bowie with the bend s guard and bone handle from the biker 😂 and I got very impressed by the Cold steel Rondel dagger 😍👍 what a deadly weapon ( cruel and inhumane ) 😍❤️💯

[@johnrossiter3185]

I'm not really a Bowie fan but you have an awesome collection.

[@Mylogcabin]

Haha. My type of guy. Fabulous collection.

[@rezzer7918]

I admit I don't 'get' this knife collect 'thing' but still I *respect* it and give you *credit* for the knowledge of knives you clearly possess, its scope and depth, a side effect experienced when pursuing any long standing interest with persistence no matter its nature, simple/complex, nevertheless you become an *AUTHORITY* an honest authentic primary source.

[@apex_alchemy_knives]

Loved viewing your collection. Love the Randall 16/1. Great video ...now I get to watch 7 more and catch up! 😅

[@LuisGonzalez-gl4wc]

Love all your blades. Love the Randalls. Love the Murray Carter. I have a couple of his apprentice blades.

[@ronalddunne3413]

Amazing! I wasn't gonna watch the whole thing- by the time I got to the end, I subscribed and started lookin around for more of your vids.. Some excellent stuff, thanks for sharing your collection! My wife thinks that I have a lot of knives, lol... ⚔

[@scodoguy5581]

Great collection great video enjoyed watching

[@SEPTEMBERMAN]

I thought I had a cool knife addiction?! Nope. I feel better now. Great knife show

[@sharamkh]

Cool collection! Big knives are big fun! 😁

[@MRGoods89]

Do you know anything about the steel on the cudamen bowie?

[@davidcurry9292]

Awesome knife collection! My cold steel trail master is the black coated finish,made in USA. Thanks for sharing!

[@leehannaford9166]

Sweet collection 😘👍🏻

[@bobbywonder4574]

the sog super Bowie is beautiful

[@demo2952]

So many hard lines on that grind with the work tuff

[@lukehorning3404]

That is a great collection I am starting a collection of fixed blades so far I have collected folders but love fixed blades

[@FLYFfly]

Nice to see I’m not only one crazy knife guy 😂😂😂 I’m in this obsession from my early childhood 😂 got my first knife from my grandpa when I was 5 years old. Now I’m 43. Luckily I get rid of most of my knives and than collect them back bunch of. After years again making selection and getting rid of most and repeat story again 😂🤣 Anyway I have enjoyed the video 100% so thx for your time and presentation

[@matthewshannon6946]

To each his own, Sir, but I do not understand...getting rid of and reaquiring...but you do you...all the best!

[@brittakriep2938]

Being german, Brittas boyfriend, some notes. A) The german made Sow Catcher is a for international marked translated Saufänger. So Sau ( or Schwein) must not been translated. Wlid boar is in german Wildschwein, Wildsau is dated, or southern dialect. Abfangen or Fangstoß means to finish off or giving final stab to a wounded annimal. In Germany ( perhaps also Austria and Switzerland) a piece of game, which is not dead at once by projectile ( bow or crossbows are forbidden!), must be searched and is usually shot by final shot ( Fangschuß ) with pistol. But using a knife for final stab is still allowed, and sometimes more usefull. For example next to settlements, to not scare mostly anti gun german citizens. For a long time socalled Nicker ( also until 1960s a common EDC knife in southern part of german language are, was used for small game, up to Reh ( roe?), a very long knife called Hirschfänger ( deer catcher) was up to interwar periode carried both by private hunters and Forrest officials. After wwll german hunters no more want to look warriorlike, so long knifes ( both Hirschfänger and Waidblatt - a widebladed knife, a mix of billhook and cleaver) nearly came out of use. But rising number of wild boar became a problem in last 20 to 25 Years, brought a comeback of long knifes, especially the widebladed dagger called Saufänger. Even to small degree the Saufeder ( boarspear ) has a small Comeback. B) The Sax ( seax) IS a type of long knife/ short sword, was used by all germannic tribes, related both to Großes Messer and Bowie. In my Homeregion you can see dozens over dozens of such blades, found in warrior graves up to about 600. German seaxes have not this english broken angle stiyle. Most ones have size and width of a billhook, some like a larger kitchen knife, few nearly as long as Spatha swords ( but single edged). I hope, my comment helps.

[@mohsenraghian210]

On your Tops Prather Bowie, "on how cool if the false edge was sharp too," if you purchase knives on Etsy, a lot of knife makers, not all, but a lot of them will sharpen the false edge for you if you request it (even though, some states consider that to be a "dagger" and not legal.) But, I have had good luck.

[@travisconrad5035]

That's an amazing collection your 50th birthday present was Amazing, it also very closely resembles the COLDSTEEL OSS

[@matthewshannon6946]

I have a Cold Steel Warcraft Tanto XL and it's a monster! I love it!!

[@JuaneDosesII-wj6dd]

Coldsteel black bear Bowie is my favorite. And probably the most durable.

[@tarzan7652]

Absolutely you have the most knives that I dream to have. I only have the srk though. I enjoyed your video. I maybe have like 20 knives collection now. 👍

[@lonewolf286]

Enjoying your video about the noise. The one you said you bought in 2006 or 7? It's my favorite one. Even had a little crack in the handle. I like it the best

[@mikeogden5256]

Sweet Collection ❤😊

[@Jesusandbible]

Odin Wolf is like a small Gladius

[@deceptivepanther]

What a fabulous collection! I particularly like those well-used Trailmaster and CS Tanto. I completely agree with your aside on 'dueling knives'. I'm an old martial artist that often can't afford blades simply because they're made with super-steels. It's so unnecessary for most fighting knives. Cheers. ☘

[@AllenCostello-kl8qs]

Nice video...fixed blades rule ❤

[@jeffbrowning4684]

The triangular blade is a direct descendant of the bayonet for the British Enfield "Brown Bess" musket. The bayonet was more feared than the musket.

[@AllenCostello-kl8qs]

Need some more big ol knife videos ❤ sir I done watched this several times while I'm waiting on you bro

[@linx.b5246]

I enjoyed seeing your collection, I like the frontiersman, skinners knife you used for hedge cutting and digging out roots, reminds me the classic butchers knife. You have no excuse for having odd socks, I think we all spread our knives about the house, as when they are collected together, they make a pile. How can we justify buying yet another knife to add to our pile?.

[@Thatsthesecret]

"Home Defense Knife" is a terrifying phrase.. 😅 Amazing collection ser!

[@wayneprice2737]

You can get that scratch out of the cold steel tanto using scotchbrite pads try the green first if that dont work try the red one but only whip away in one direction and the scratch will disappear.

[@nunika1975]

Kyzliar Bastardo (Sleipner Steel) is an awesome Bowie. The Kyzliar Survival X in D2 is also awesome.

[@garrymoore8017]

You have a very fine and interesting collection. Congratulations. I'd like to encourage you to obtain a Bill Bagwell Bowie though now that he is gone it is unlikely you will find one for sale. The Ontario reproductions of Bagwell's Bowies are very well done and you might find these on the secondary market.

[@MichiganSilverBack]

Them cold steel tanto's were big in the Service in the late 80's.

[@robertfandel9442]

Wish I'd bought the trail master when I had the chance. I did get the master hunter and the red river American made carbon v.

[@tomturbuckle0076]

Great video series. I think I am an off grid knives fan because of you lol. Best of luck good sir.

[@jasond7229]

Yeah.. you might want to ask someone about that bone handle from that pawn shop biker guy story, nice Natchez bowie. love the cold steel Chaos Kukri,

[@Agent_Orange_Peel]

Same thing happened to my loredo Bowie. Terrible sheath, fun knife.

[@Randy-v9x]

An ancient COLD STEEL - Recon Tanto in that legendary "Carbon V" Would be a dream in ANYONES collection. If only

[@matthewshannon6946]

Got one...back in the 80's...Great knife!!

[@Randy-v9x]

@@matthewshannon6946 Ahhhh, what an almost magical blade steel.....( me too, used for 50$ -- it took 16 months to adjust the blade geometry using ceramics, by hand) One January, we dug about 18" diameter hole about 26 or 28 inches deep, in a solidly frozen sand and gravel creekbank, while checking our trapline. Once back at the cabin, putting gear away, i checked for edge damage. NOT ONE CHIP!!! Incredibly, it still held its nearly razor sharp edge. Later, i did not need to hit the leather strop before successfully using it to shave. Since that day i bought every piece i fouund for sale made with that carbon V . I am now an old man and have long since passed most of my collection along to my sons, daughters and grandchildren. I hope to pass my original, used , " re-angled " old tanto to my first great grand son. I'm kinda waiting for him to learn to appreciate its real value in the REAL WORLD. I thank you for "listening"to an old man's memories. I hope that you are able to use yours with great success and in good health. "Live long and prosper"

[@HaryWalker]

1:05:31 The thing about geneva convntion and teiangular blades is a urban legend, my fellow knife enthusiast. Awesome collection!

[@amycahoon721]

What was the name of the first one again ?

[@TobinHolz]

I bet you would like the The Buck 124 Frontiersman... bigger and badder than the 119.

[@TrentCostello]

Did I miss the fallkniven modern bowie? ❤