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I still really like it

For some tasks it gives you a better grip on the knife especially when wearing gloves

@@bigbeargear7448 The only time I put my thumb on that part is with thumbs assisted precision cuts. To clean up a notch or something like that, but these are not power cuts so no change of slipping off the knife. If I gut fish or butcher an animal my index finger might be on the spine to not penetrate the guts but that's the spine way beyond that point. So I really think it's just for aesthetics. I don't like unnecessary stuff on my knives.

To each his own I guess I like Jimping you don't maybe that's why you would like this knife personally I really like the knife the lack of Jimping does not take away from it

@@bigbeargear7448 Yep. To each his own. If the jimping is not aggressive and the knife is cheap might still buy it. But on the expensive knives it's a deal breaker for me. I had this discussion with a good friend. German, knife maker and hunter and he said it helps when butchering. So I watched very closely to one of his videos where he skinned and butchered a deer paying great attention to the hand position on the knife. Not once did he have a thumb or any finger on the jimping part of the knife.

I was going to offer you to try one of their other knives (f10) which in my experience were better performing knives but alas they have jimping

Mine was pretty tight it has well because of the angle of the screwdriver I couldn't really put a lot of force on it to find out

Thank you. I tried to be honest otherwise it's not a review it's a promotion

Thanks brother

I know but I want you to see how it does through drywood and to be honest it does very well I've been taking it with me almost every camping trip

I know i have some on the way

@@bigbeargear7448 medium teeth for dry wood, large teeth for fresh wood 🖐👍

No i killed his teddy bear

It is it is also bye gec and case had a very similar one I think Kershaw came out with the that designed again two or three years ago it's a very common design where many companies do very small tweaks to it

Thanks bro

You will enjoy it im sure 🤠

I'm not great at it either but I think with a little more practice I will get better

Thank you brother 🔥🤘🔥

Not really for its size

Thank you brother

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thanks bro

thanks bro

I looked into it the edge does not touch the rings the main problem with this knife is the factory grind was a little off and when I was batoning with it in that video the piece of wood had a nail stuck in it that gave the knife a few dings

That sounds like a cool bracelet Let me know when its up

Thanks bro 😀

I used it on a 10 inch blade that's where it started to be slightly problematic the sticks would come out of the hole If you use longer sticks you probably can do a longer blade And yes I have the same problem with the screws

And 1 is for honing/ sharpening the blade sadly most modern interpretations of the kukri not come with the two small blades/tools

@@bigbeargear7448 Yes, I’m sure the chuckmuck fills both rolls, sharpening and fire starting. I’ll have to ask my friend, but I’m sure the other one is for food preparation. Myth has it that it was used for removing the right ear of an enemy you had slain in battle. The notch has tradition in the British Army of slicing your own thumb, they would not be re-sheathed without drawing blood. I seem to remember being told that traditionally it was intended to split bamboo for cordage.

that's something I didn't knew I have a traditional style gorka kukri that I'm going to review I'll look into those facts/traditions thank you

@@bigbeargear7448 Update on the notch, I have been informed it’s not Bamboo, it’s the bark from a tree that I have absolutely no chance of saying or spelling, the bark is used for everything from paper to string.

I've heard many reasons for the notch they all sort of make sense

It's not a cheap life 😁 but I have been acquiring knifes for several years now and I borrow from Friends but I'm happy that you enjoy my content

The biggest I've worked on was a 10" kitchen knife and that was already starting to put it length a little too hard I would say it's good for probably up to eight inch knives at the most

It doesn't matter which you got you soon find that one is not enough I would recommend looking at the farmer I really love it for small Bushcraft backup knife

Yes it does and it feels pretty awesome

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I have the khaki one to i use it to store my electrics in my B.O.B.

@@bigbeargear7448 nicely! Ill make a video like yours about mine as well my chest rig thats attached to the b.o.b. I really enjoyed the video!

Cheers mate I would love to see it

@@bigbeargear7448 hey hey I loaded that fire kit if you wanted to see it now...cheers. Jerbs

I will 😊

Thank you

thanks

Thank you i live in a country where guns are very controlled as soon as I can get one I will

Thank you brother ❣️

I carry a belt fed 50 cal machine gun 😂

I wish I was allowed a gun but that will take some time were i live

😂 LoL 😂

I live in israel Sorry about the delay in the answer