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Its $90 at my local outdoor store. It comes in 3v. I'd buy it just to use it as my steak knife. You can't really go wrong with 3v.

I highly recommend this knife. It's good steel and US rated unlike alot of their cheaper crap. If you know how to sharpen it can be EXTREMELY dangerously sharp. Fits perfectly in my hand and opens easily. It's been very handy only having to use 1 hand to open wile working around my campsite. I don't trust the blade for prying and I'm sure I could do better by not buying in this price range at all from Gerber, unless were talking tools like the bolo machete or gator. But I'm definitely not disappointed in this quality for under $40. If anyone has a better suggestion than "buy your knives from flea markets, yard sales, and pawnshops", as knives don't deppreciate as much as their a resale value does. ✌️❤️🖖

Please tell me you don't make your wife watch these.

Buck is American heritage they deliver I only use Buck got the 110 ..112 fingergrooved..192 ...102 woodsman and the caper and a buck lite got All the knives I will ever need the rest of my life my Harley friends also use Buck knives All American be proud use Buck !!! They have it all 😅😅😅

Your warning came 41 years too late! Of course there wasn't any RUclips back then. Or an internet. Or even a MILNET. You're right. It was way too pretty to pass up. 425M steel and the leather sheath has stacked welts sewn on both sides with a couple rivets. Not a taco sheath but otherwise very similar. It's actually a little heavier than the average knife for it's length. A bunch of my knives around this length are more like 7 ounces. That's probably because of the somewhat thick, heavy phenolic handle. The blade does have a lot of weight trimming with the aggressive hollow grind, clip point cut out, high saber design and the short fullers. The handle fits me okay, but if I was to use it in bad weather much, I would texturize most of the handle with a dremel and slightly decrease the size at the top where it is a little too thick.

I got one ordered I figure it will be good for watermelons

This blade on a srk5 handle would be legit

I find the handle quite comfortable, but I agree that stabilized wood would look and feel better. I really love mine, which I've had for many years, and I think the 420HC steel as treated by Paul Bos is a lot of fun to easily put a screaming sharp edge on without removing much or any metal.

It’s a shame it’s a hollow grind. The lines are beautiful. They seem to break easily though so I just got the generic Harbor Freight one for $25 and I think it might actually be better steel. The one you’re showing here is 420HC Stainless and the generic is 7Cr17MoV. This is pretty much Greek to me but in the comparison videos I’ve seen they seem to perform the same. I love the sheath

This knife is Absolutely perfect.

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I have 2 that are locked in so tight I cannot remove the knifes, what should I do?

I have some older Mora knives. still going strong since the 1980s

Ontario is K Bar

MADE in CHINA ......I'll pass

Is the backspacer aluminum does the inside parts rust?

I agree, too much writing on it

Stop biting your nails!

Great video - thank you.

Great Folder! The AD10 has 6061 Heat Treated Aluminum Liners, not Steel. These are some of the best Folders Andrew Demko ever designed. Cold Steel was lucky to have Andrew Demko allow them to use his designs and Locks. :-) Peace, Stiletto :-)

The Frenzy is one of the easiest Cold Steel Mega Folders to SDUEDC. I absolutely luv the Frenzy!!! :-) Peace, Stiletto :-)

SOME OF THE ESEE KNIVES ARE QUITE GOOD, BUT, THEY ARE EXTREMELY EXPENSIVE FOR 1095 CS. I WOULD SAY THAT THIS IS NOT A LARGE KNIFE, BUT A MACHETE. I WOULD PREFER A MACHETE, INSTEAD OF A LARGE KNIFE, SUCH AS : CONDOR AUSTRALIAN MACHETE CONDOR BUSHCRAFT MACHETE CONDOR LARGE KUKRI CONDOR MINI DUKU PARANG TERRAVA SCRAMA 240 RINALDI MACHETE MY PARANG DUKU SHANDONG MY PARANG GOLOK MARTINDALE GOLOK BRITTISH ARMY MACHETE FROM ESEE I LIKE : ESEE 4HM ESEE RB3 ESEE CR 2.5 ESEE ASHLEY ESEE DARIEN MACHETE NICE VIDEO.

What was that clip he had on that $35-$40 knife?

I like that Black Handle on the ESEE 4.

sheath it is like this trying not completely dull the edge

Cut to the damned chase.

ESEE rules !

My esee 3 came to me 4 years ago as a trade. Best trade I have ever made. The knife is awesome.

Ok what is it

Mine looks just like this one with no branding in the handle.. Got me looking at it sideways lol.. I was wondering if you new why some have it some don’t?

If you put the sheath bolts 1 hole up towards the handle that should fix that weak retention, did the same on the srk-c and can wear it upside down all day, not coming out

Please never add a choil to the Junglas. It’s perfect as-is.

Just bought one as a gift for a friend. Handling it, I think I might get one for myself. Also, this is what the Condor Bushlore used to be. Now those are close to $60

Y no XL tho

Stick 'em with the pointy end. -- Ned Stark

You should always hold them up to a ruler for the handle, The cutting edge from the tip and the tip to the handle because cops measure it to the handle for jurisdictions that have length laws.

This exactly knife is currently $36 at MidwayUSA. Comes in the GSM clam shell packaging. Midway has $15 off $100 right now. 3 of these for under a hundo….and we know why based on your unit 👍👍

One word Pragmatic

It's very simple but effective.

Seems you would be more satisfied to design your own. I enjoy mine as it comes from the factory.

I agree on the choil. Especially for the tactical version with the sharpened swedge. If you're gonna use it for self defense/fighting you're gonna need as much edge as you can get

The SRK is hard to beat.

Great job brother.

This knife is like the shrade. The knife is made for hard work. Alot cheaper then a old shrade. The old shrades had a issue with the tips braking alot. You may notice 2nd hand knifes in shrade missing there tips on the blade. So as steel will go time will only tell. I have just brought a cold steel. Should sharpen well. I'm older hunter and collector. Cold steel has always had a good reputation. I have small flippers.so this knife is built well. As for holders of pocket knifes you must remember it is to be on your person first.. Yes it will be loose if the knife and holster is not fitted on you. It's designed to be on your hip..person..young people make me laugh. So it's a great knife I think for a bad time.and hi cost..in the world..think it will turn out a collector's peace as well

After I got my first one, I had to get a second one. The knife is just Awesome. A survival knife, a fighting knife, a kitchen knife . Whatever you want it to be it is. The EDC that’s just Badass. Great video, we all got opinions this is just mine. Love this knife…

I have the very same Flissa knife and it is awesome.

Have both. Manix 2 for me

I own 2 of these. I have a thumb stud on the one I carry. It can be opened and closed one handed, but it takes some practice. Taking it apart and polishing the washers with a high grit sandpaper helps make it easier etc.

Tips are weak

i agree on the texts, it detracts from the beauty of the knife.