the MSK 1 would be the knife I designed; it is perfect. but having broken my back extricating a critical patient (NYC EMS) there is no possibility of affording one in my lifetime. :-( . So I'd like to thank you for including knives like schrade (gonna get the 51)and not shaming peo into believing that if they don't spend over $300 for a knife, they are not serious (re prepping etc) or safe. I really love your channel. you have one of the best attitudes on RUclips. I'm so tired of 'prepper primadonnas'. thank you again. Be Blessed.
I went with a HABILIS Bushtool, for me, the cost and quality was a good fit. I also keep a small detail knife with the kit, as well as other items that make the whole package a great choice for me. great video to help folks decide. all of the knifes are a great choice, alot of things come down to personal choice and im glad you mention that, as no choice is wrong or write. keep the videos coming. thanks.
I don't really have a survival knife but the knife i always have with me wherever i go is my ontario afghan knife which is built like a tank so i suppose that could be a survival knife.
you rock David! at 14 I really learn alot from you and enjoy the stuff you do! thanks for helping me! I try and edit my vids better after watching you! lol
Hey Bud, Nice channel trailer. Appreciate your witness bro! Yeah, I want to second Gideon's encouragement. You're doing well. Keep learning... keep trying new stuff and keep making video and stay on the narrow path. Bummer on your Schrade knives. Looks like they are having some heat treat issues. Email me sometime, I may be able to help you out. ~David
I love your videos I think they are some of the best in quality along with amazing organization and lots of info. I love your knife videos and reviews keep up the outstanding work
Yea I'd love to see a video on you putting the paramilitary to the test since I'm considering buying a one next. Or maybe a video comparing several knives or tools up against each other to see which is better on certain tasks but hey any video is always good to see.
Good video. Your recommendations are very similar to the ones I have; full tang, blade length from 10 cm up to 15 cm, blade thickness from 0.3 cm up to 0.6 cm and a grippy handle. I’ve been pleased with my Schrade SCHF36 (like the SCHF 9 you mentioned in the video) for years. I only wish two things had been different, it was on the high end for thickness at 0.250 inches thickness and I’m not a fan of hollow grind blades (Scandinavian grind is easier to maintain in the field). I’ve modified the knife in both areas and feel it is nearly perfect for my uses. The fact that it came with a sharpening hone, a fire steel and a sheath to hold them all sealed the deal for me then and would now.
You have all valid points here. But I see things differently. In my mind carry a good folder (example Spyderco Military S90v) in your pocket, carry a Gransfors Bruks mini belt hatchet, and finally a Silky Bigboy 2000 folding saw. I watched Nutnfancy break a 1/4 inch thick spine Cold Steel Trailmaster batoning a log for fire in the winter time. To me its stupid to beat on one of your most needed tools, (and risk breaking it) in a desperate situation. Murphys law states whatever can go wrong will go wrong. Yes my suggestion costs a bit, but your/my/our life is well worth the cost. Use the Military for food prep and maybe dressing game. The mini hatchet for camp chores, small chopping tasks it can easily dress game and fillet fish and any number of tasks. And the Silky with extra large teeth is damn near a small chain saw in cutting power. It will easily cut a 12 inch diameter tree in under 5 minutes of work.
Solid, great advise as always David. I have the Schrade SCHF9 that I purchased after you reviewed it. It's a BEAST!! LOL. Thank you for all you do bro! - Greg 👍👍👍
A lot to cover in less than 7 minutes. Good Job !! As You stated, steel discussion is for many more & lengthy vids. One aspect of steels, Heat Treatment. Lesser steels can preform very very well IF Properly Heat Treated !! A great/expensive steel mis Heat Treatment can fail the first time out of the sheath ! You need both, but again, a Good Heat can do wonders for a Blade !!!
In my personal use and experience I have found the best knife (Atleast to me) is the Ka-Bar's Mark 2 USMC and Mark 1 USN. My preference is the Mark 1 with rubberized grip handles. Sheath system is amazing and secure, with a five inch cutting edge it's perfectly sized, full tang construction (I consider stick tang to be full tang), and designed for survival, combat, and utility. This makes it one of the most all around knives I own. 1095 Cro-van makes it really tough and resistant and being a carbon steel it is much easier to sharpen in the field. And it's a good price at only about $55. At least that's the best I've used. Time tested and never changed, there's a reason for that.
Devon Gaessler I really want one but I won't be getting one anytime soon $300+ is just to expensive for me. Hopefully I'll be able to save up and get it sometime
Devon Gaessler I Googled msk1 survival knife review and on the one website I read on i didn't see one positive review. But they were all assuming because none of them have used the knife. So that made me want it less but it still is an awesome knife
ESEE 6 with pouch sheath. heavy enough for hard work, but still able to do fine work. holds a great edge and takes one heck of a beating. matched up with a ferro rod and a fishing kit in the ESEE tin that stays in the pouch. I have also replaced the lanyard on both the knife and ferro rod with 550 fire cord.
I have just recently found my (almost) perfect knife. It's the Tops Knives Brakimo. It has everything I've been looking, with the exception of a back pommel. And the best part was that it was under $130.
Becker bk2. Locktighted the bolts and nuts, then took 1.25 inch bicycle inner tube, and worked it over the handle. It's super super snug, won't come off. It's comfortably grippy, and isn't slick when wet. Easy mod, big pay off, transforms the knive. Btw, chefs hold the blade directly, between thumb and forefinger for optimum control when doing detail work. Just saying.
I use gun grip patches on my micarta knives IF they are so superior that the grip on the handle is the only drawback, such as my Fred Prerrin Street Beat.
David Canterbury once said he never broke an Old Hickory. I picked one of those up for $7 and got a sheath for $9. They're easy to modify for a starter knife but honestly I'm not sure I have a reason to upgrade.
Very honest points, I like that you don't push your knife on folks, that is very respectful brother and very humble. I have always liked your vids, the blade steel thing has become an issue for me for the first time ever. I am able to sharpen my knives by hand with stones ....well not anymore. Sheeeesh Cold Steels new VG1 SRK is a beast to sharpen, I am going to buy a Worksharp cause I'm burnt out trying to get a razor edge on mine. I love Gerber's USA 420HC that stuff sharpens so good. I highly recommend the Prodigy, Strongarm and I don't have an LMF2 but I would recommend it also LOL, easy to sharpen and holds a great edge especially once they have a convex grind formed.
hey david what do you think about damscus knives?can you make a comparament video of damascus knives vs high carbon/stainless steel knives? as a 17 year old boy i really appreciate your work,by the way! you really inspire young ones like me, so keep up the good work!
Looking for a knife for bait used in sea fishing could you recommend one. Must have sheath and capable of being used in salty environment also very sharp.
I dont know If you will see this but I recently got the email that said my product was shipping aka- Msk-1 but that was 20 days ago lol( It seems a bit early though). Are the shipping confirmations coming out early, or maybe some other issue? -Thanks david!!
The best knife for tactical to practical is Kabar fighting utility knife. If it's been used by military for such long time, then it's good enough for survival.
I am in the market for a knife that can serve a dual role. I need it to be able to act as a self defense knife yet still be a good survival knife, something I could use for survival if I had to hike across the country. I am thinking about either the Gerber Strongarm or LMF II. Which would you suggest, or would you recommend something else entirely, and why?
I am starting to rebel against money makers vs truly helpful. That being said, I appreciate your vague comments with no direction for knife choice. Given the EXPERT you are, you could have addressed weekend, survival, hiking, etc... Overall, I feel it was just a bunch of noise.
am I the only one who was slightly disappointed in the usability of the bk2? that blade is a .25 inches thick but it's so heavy and unwieldy. it's more of a prybar than a knife in my opinion but other than that it doesn't do well in most other task. I bought one awhile back with high hopes only to find out it's too heavy to hip carry comfortably or use tactically, the sheath is not great, it's too short to be a decent chopper and too thick to be a great cutter/slicer, the handle is more slick than I would like. The only pros I could really say about it is that it most definitely won't break on you haha needles to say I gave mine away but I'm just saying everybody praises it as one of the best bushcraft/survival knives but I just bought a mora garberg and sog seal pup and in my opinion it blows the bk2 out of the water.
jvang93 oh man it's not like it's a bad knife More like it's not your type of knife, I know people that are having a blast with it, I personally like it other than the smooth grip But... Other than for me it's perfect for me I like the bk 7 more, even more manly
David - I already own a USMC KaBar [I'm a retired Marine....go figure... ;)].. I'm interested in the sheath. Which do you recommend based on the things you pointed out in the video. Which do you personally use? Which do you recommend as the best overall sheath.
the Gerber Strongarm the pretty good knife but the handle has way too many hot spots and you can't put you thumb on the back side of the blade did you more detail work because of the shape of the handle
Well... in a sense I was... but not intentionally - because looking for a knife that fulfilled all of those criteria - and NOT finding it - is what caused me to design the MSK-1.
I find it funny how not a single Fallkniven was mentioned... also vadandis v3 wasn't mentioned as a steel, no cpm 3v or 4v, and 1090 steel is called a "strong steel"
Glad you enjoyed the vid. Currently - MSK-1 is available for Pre-Order here: the-ultimate-all-purpose-knife-that-could-save-you.backerkit.com/hosted_preorders Hope this helps! ~David
Good intel my #2fav all around fight/survive knife is a really ole CS Tanto usa made w/japan folder in a blackhawk ambi-sheath dated but amazing quality so needa sharpener or steel small size under 3" 4 slot on sheath lost mine long ago as Park Ranger N remote park ;(!!
Try this link: www.kickstarter.com/projects/ultimatesurvivaltips/the-ultimate-all-purpose-knife-that-could-save-you Or this one: the-ultimate-all-purpose-knife-that-could-save-you.backerkit.com/hosted_preorders Hope this helps Rob. ~david
Thanks Scott. Giveaway? Well, we'll see... NOT out of the question. AND I am giving one away at the ULTIMATE Survival Challenge ; ) ultimatesurvivaltips.com/ultimate-survival-challenge-level-1/
How hard was it to not say, as your needs grow, upgrade to the msk- 1? I thought there would be some subliminals to buy an msk but oddly enough, the only urge I had after watching the video, was to watch My Fair Lady while dressed like Dr. Frank N. Further. What the!!... You're a sick man David!
the MSK 1 would be the knife I designed; it is perfect. but having broken my back extricating a critical patient (NYC EMS) there is no possibility of affording one in my lifetime. :-( . So I'd like to thank you for including knives like schrade (gonna get the 51)and not shaming peo into believing that if they don't spend over $300 for a knife, they are not serious (re prepping etc) or safe. I really love your channel. you have one of the best attitudes on RUclips. I'm so tired of 'prepper primadonnas'. thank you again. Be Blessed.
I went with a HABILIS Bushtool, for me, the cost and quality was a good fit. I also keep a small detail knife with the kit, as well as other items that make the whole package a great choice for me. great video to help folks decide. all of the knifes are a great choice, alot of things come down to personal choice and im glad you mention that, as no choice is wrong or write. keep the videos coming. thanks.
I currently have a mora, and despite its super low price, if you treat it nicely, it works great.
Indeed
I know this is serious and it its an awsome video, I love knifes, but when you said "from tip to butt" in that way I was dying 😂😂
David, thank you! Your channel is and has been an invaluable resource to me!
I don't really have a survival knife but the knife i always have with me wherever i go is my ontario afghan knife which is built like a tank so i suppose that could be a survival knife.
Kudo's to you Sir... I just re-watched this and I'd forgotten just how good this video is. Comprehensive, and w/o any bias... Well done!
Thanks for the tips 😀
you rock David! at 14 I really learn alot from you and enjoy the stuff you do! thanks for helping me! I try and edit my vids better after watching you! lol
Nice channel mate. Keep it up. :) I think we all got inspired watching David. :D
Gideon Stephen thanks!
Hey Bud, Nice channel trailer. Appreciate your witness bro! Yeah, I want to second Gideon's encouragement. You're doing well. Keep learning... keep trying new stuff and keep making video and stay on the narrow path. Bummer on your Schrade knives. Looks like they are having some heat treat issues. Email me sometime, I may be able to help you out. ~David
Ultimate Survival Tips wow David it means a lot to me that you took the time to respond! I will definitely email you! I would enjoy that
Ultimate Survival Tips do you have any videos of you using the MsK-1 extensively in the field? Or resharpening it?
I love your videos I think they are some of the best in quality along with amazing organization and lots of info. I love your knife videos and reviews keep up the outstanding work
Wow! Thanks for the encouragement. ~david
Yea I'd love to see a video on you putting the paramilitary to the test since I'm considering buying a one next. Or maybe a video comparing several knives or tools up against each other to see which is better on certain tasks but hey any video is always good to see.
Good video. Your recommendations are very similar to the ones I have; full tang, blade length from 10 cm up to 15 cm, blade thickness from 0.3 cm up to 0.6 cm and a grippy handle. I’ve been pleased with my Schrade SCHF36 (like the SCHF 9 you mentioned in the video) for years. I only wish two things had been different, it was on the high end for thickness at 0.250 inches thickness and I’m not a fan of hollow grind blades (Scandinavian grind is easier to maintain in the field). I’ve modified the knife in both areas and feel it is nearly perfect for my uses. The fact that it came with a sharpening hone, a fire steel and a sheath to hold them all sealed the deal for me then and would now.
As always... great informative video, David. Thank you.
David your the best person and you are so helpful too.
Thank you for your kind words... Have a great night! ~david
Thanks for the tip! I Just picked fallkniven f1x.. Great knife
Thanks uncle for your information
You have all valid points here. But I see things differently. In my mind carry a good folder (example Spyderco Military S90v) in your pocket, carry a Gransfors Bruks mini belt hatchet, and finally a Silky Bigboy 2000 folding saw. I watched Nutnfancy break a 1/4 inch thick spine Cold Steel Trailmaster batoning a log for fire in the winter time. To me its stupid to beat on one of your most needed tools, (and risk breaking it) in a desperate situation. Murphys law states whatever can go wrong will go wrong. Yes my suggestion costs a bit, but your/my/our life is well worth the cost. Use the Military for food prep and maybe dressing game. The mini hatchet for camp chores, small chopping tasks it can easily dress game and fillet fish and any number of tasks. And the Silky with extra large teeth is damn near a small chain saw in cutting power. It will easily cut a 12 inch diameter tree in under 5 minutes of work.
thanks Sir your the Man.
This truly enlightened me on survival knives.
I will definitely recommend this video for the guys in my platoon that are looking for a new knife, great video:)
Started saving for your MSK-1. ARMY Vet, not sure if it'll be a showcase warrior or something I'll actually use.....but it'll be an honor to own one.
Solid, great advise as always David. I have the Schrade SCHF9 that I purchased after you reviewed it. It's a BEAST!! LOL. Thank you for all you do bro! - Greg 👍👍👍
Cool. Thanks for the encouragement Greg! ~david
Ultimate Survival Tips You're welcome buddy! - Greginator. lol
Hey, David I really love the msk1 design
Thanks bro.
Hi I love your videos
I met the channel through Cavalline! liked it.
So great you can tell you really have a passion
A lot to cover in less than 7 minutes. Good Job !! As You stated, steel discussion is for many more & lengthy vids. One aspect of steels, Heat Treatment. Lesser steels can preform very very well IF Properly Heat Treated !! A great/expensive steel mis Heat Treatment can fail the first time out of the sheath ! You need both, but again, a Good Heat can do wonders for a Blade !!!
Good points bro! Thanks. ~david
Per the area, are You acquainted with the Troxells & the "First 1000yd range" ? Or would that be a discussion for "pm s" or other e contact methods ?
In my personal use and experience I have found the best knife (Atleast to me) is the Ka-Bar's Mark 2 USMC and Mark 1 USN. My preference is the Mark 1 with rubberized grip handles. Sheath system is amazing and secure, with a five inch cutting edge it's perfectly sized, full tang construction (I consider stick tang to be full tang), and designed for survival, combat, and utility. This makes it one of the most all around knives I own. 1095 Cro-van makes it really tough and resistant and being a carbon steel it is much easier to sharpen in the field. And it's a good price at only about $55. At least that's the best I've used. Time tested and never changed, there's a reason for that.
holy crap! just checked out your MSK 1 and wow! I'm looking forward to getting my hands on one!
Devon Gaessler I really want one but I won't be getting one anytime soon $300+ is just to expensive for me. Hopefully I'll be able to save up and get it sometime
same here! I didn't think I would want to spend so much on a knife but I think the MSK 1 would be worth it!
Devon Gaessler I Googled msk1 survival knife review and on the one website I read on i didn't see one positive review. But they were all assuming because none of them have used the knife. So that made me want it less but it still is an awesome knife
Jordan Steggerda thanks for the comment. I'll be Shure to check it out as well
Excellent information. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed the info...
Great video. I have a few of your top tens in my collection as well. Thanks for the info.
That was a lot to cover David. you did it well and in an entertaining fashion. Cheers.
It was a blitz for sure... but I hate to bore people :)
outstanding video. really love the MSK-1 can't wait to get one. but remember the best knife is the one you have with you when you need it.
Glad you liked the video bro! ~david
ESEE 6 with pouch sheath. heavy enough for hard work, but still able to do fine work. holds a great edge and takes one heck of a beating. matched up with a ferro rod and a fishing kit in the ESEE tin that stays in the pouch. I have also replaced the lanyard on both the knife and ferro rod with 550 fire cord.
Nice!
I have just recently found my (almost) perfect knife. It's the Tops Knives Brakimo. It has everything I've been looking, with the exception of a back pommel. And the best part was that it was under $130.
great review bud , saved to my playlist
Thanks bro!
Becker bk2. Locktighted the bolts and nuts, then took 1.25 inch bicycle inner tube, and worked it over the handle. It's super super snug, won't come off. It's comfortably grippy, and isn't slick when wet. Easy mod, big pay off, transforms the knive. Btw, chefs hold the blade directly, between thumb and forefinger for optimum control when doing detail work. Just saying.
Awesome vid - I have 5 of the knives in your first top 10 and the Condor Bushlore is on my wish list.
in the last 6 months i bought bk9 2 rtak2 2 okc sp6 shc52 shc37 cost750 itsucks buying good iron in canada
very helpful! I'm still searching myself for a knife. I might make the leap for the MSK
I use gun grip patches on my micarta knives IF they are so superior that the grip on the handle is the only drawback, such as my Fred Prerrin Street Beat.
Seš borec tvoje videa jsou velmi pěkné a já se na ně dívám furt
Schrade SCHF38 for me! It's basically the SCHF9 that's better.
great tips I would like to see a video on knife steel
Great video mate. Tops and esee knives are the way to go. very informative video mate.
David Canterbury once said he never broke an Old Hickory. I picked one of those up for $7 and got a sheath for $9. They're easy to modify for a starter knife but honestly I'm not sure I have a reason to upgrade.
Saw Gerber on the list instantly closed the tab!
Ur the best david thank you
Great video! :)
Glad you enjoyed it. ~david
Very good. Thank you very much
Still waiting for my MSK-1 to grace my doorstep...I'm hoping it does as well as I think it will for me. :)
Hoping to start shipping next week... I think you are going to really like it!
Boker - Ridge back and Ka-bar- Snody Boss
BK 9 or Ka-Bar Turok are my favorite camping/survival knives.....
Good choices!
Holy jump-cuts, Batman! Great video. Nice precision editing.
:) Thanks...
Another great video David thanks!
Very helpful tips. I have a handy dandy knife from Roadeavour and a hunter knife that I always bring when I go outdoors.
Joie Gahum 😍😍😍😘😘😘
Very honest points, I like that you don't push your knife on folks, that is very respectful brother and very humble. I have always liked your vids, the blade steel thing has become an issue for me for the first time ever. I am able to sharpen my knives by hand with stones ....well not anymore. Sheeeesh Cold Steels new VG1 SRK is a beast to sharpen, I am going to buy a
Worksharp cause I'm burnt out trying to get a razor edge on mine. I love Gerber's USA 420HC that stuff sharpens so good. I highly recommend the Prodigy, Strongarm and I don't have an LMF2 but I would recommend it also LOL, easy to sharpen and holds a great edge especially once they have a convex grind formed.
Really nice collection!!!!!
I have a few knives ;)
This was a well played out video! Good job with this one!
Glad you enjoyed it.
Great awesome video. Professional
I like the Mora Garberg. I hate dealing with rust.
JoeFrohlich does it not rust?
hey david what do you think about damscus knives?can you make a comparament video of damascus knives vs high carbon/stainless steel knives? as a 17 year old boy i really appreciate your work,by the way! you really inspire young ones like me, so keep up the good work!
Thanks man I learn a lot from your videos
That's awesome bro!! Glad to help...
More videos please
Looking for a knife for bait used in sea fishing could you recommend one. Must have sheath and capable of being used in salty environment also very sharp.
Wow, what a great video. Everything just top notch. New Subscriber.
I dont know If you will see this but I recently got the email that said my product was shipping aka- Msk-1 but that was 20 days ago lol( It seems a bit early though). Are the shipping confirmations coming out early, or maybe some other issue?
-Thanks david!!
I haven't seen your channel in a long time I didn't even know you were even making video's any more
The best knife for tactical to practical is Kabar fighting utility knife. If it's been used by military for such long time, then it's good enough for survival.
Thanks David!
I am in the market for a knife that can serve a dual role. I need it to be able to act as a self defense knife yet still be a good survival knife, something I could use for survival if I had to hike across the country. I am thinking about either the Gerber Strongarm or LMF II. Which would you suggest, or would you recommend something else entirely, and why?
Great video.Well thought out.ya man..
I'm surprised that the SOG force did not make it to the top 10.
Thanks, David! Great picks!
Thanks Will!
Fantastic video!
I wonder what no.1 will be...hmmm, MSK1?
I am starting to rebel against money makers vs truly helpful. That being said, I appreciate your vague comments with no direction for knife choice. Given the EXPERT you are, you could have addressed weekend, survival, hiking, etc... Overall, I feel it was just a bunch of noise.
hey can you do a review of the buck Selkirk I'm a hunter and wanted to know if buck actualy made a decent survival knife for us who go hunting a lot
am I the only one who was slightly disappointed in the usability of the bk2? that blade is a .25 inches thick but it's so heavy and unwieldy. it's more of a prybar than a knife in my opinion but other than that it doesn't do well in most other task. I bought one awhile back with high hopes only to find out it's too heavy to hip carry comfortably or use tactically, the sheath is not great, it's too short to be a decent chopper and too thick to be a great cutter/slicer, the handle is more slick than I would like. The only pros I could really say about it is that it most definitely won't break on you haha needles to say I gave mine away but I'm just saying everybody praises it as one of the best bushcraft/survival knives but I just bought a mora garberg and sog seal pup and in my opinion it blows the bk2 out of the water.
jvang93 oh man it's not like it's a bad knife
More like it's not your type of knife, I know people that are having a blast with it, I personally like it other than the smooth grip
But... Other than for me it's perfect for me I like the bk 7 more, even more manly
grate video as always I like the BK-2 my self but I am also interested in the MSK-1 any idea of when it would be available for purchase
Great channel
David - I already own a USMC KaBar [I'm a retired Marine....go figure... ;)].. I'm interested in the sheath. Which do you recommend based on the things you pointed out in the video. Which do you personally use? Which do you recommend as the best overall sheath.
the Gerber Strongarm the pretty good knife but the handle has way too many hot spots and you can't put you thumb on the back side of the blade did you more detail work because of the shape of the handle
I feel like you were just describing the MSK1
Well... in a sense I was... but not intentionally - because looking for a knife that fulfilled all of those criteria - and NOT finding it - is what caused me to design the MSK-1.
do you have a video pf the kabar large heavy bowie? its not very much and its a tough blade,
I find it funny how not a single Fallkniven was mentioned... also vadandis v3 wasn't mentioned as a steel, no cpm 3v or 4v, and 1090 steel is called a "strong steel"
Awesome video....it gives plenty of perspective. Where is your blade sold at David?
Glad you enjoyed the vid. Currently - MSK-1 is available for Pre-Order here: the-ultimate-all-purpose-knife-that-could-save-you.backerkit.com/hosted_preorders Hope this helps! ~David
Thanks
Good intel my #2fav all around fight/survive knife is a really ole CS Tanto usa made w/japan folder in a blackhawk ambi-sheath dated but amazing quality so needa sharpener or steel small size under 3" 4 slot on sheath lost mine long ago as Park Ranger N remote park ;(!!
PS ty 4 good intel N video so appreciated ATB
so gooda video watching 2nd time 2 absorb it all TYagain Udo talk fast as 50% NA we talk slower LoL
David, where can we find more information on your knives you created? the link does not work for me are you on amazon?
Try this link: www.kickstarter.com/projects/ultimatesurvivaltips/the-ultimate-all-purpose-knife-that-could-save-you
Or this one: the-ultimate-all-purpose-knife-that-could-save-you.backerkit.com/hosted_preorders
Hope this helps Rob. ~david
Once again "thanks David".
I’d love to pre order an MSK-1 but there to much money for me sadly
ultimate survival tips . what is the orange gearber knife called.
I noticed you failed to mention the Tom Brown Tracker. Why is that?
Great video Dave... gracias amigo 👍
Hey Carlos!!! Long time brother! Con Mucho Gusto mi amigo.
Ultimate Survival Tips 👍
Hi
The MSK 1 is overpriced at $280 and it is only D2 steel. There are way better survival knives out there for less money
Another great informative video! Thanks. And the MSK looks totally bad ass! Any chance you'll be doing a give away?
Thanks Scott. Giveaway? Well, we'll see... NOT out of the question. AND I am giving one away at the ULTIMATE Survival Challenge ; ) ultimatesurvivaltips.com/ultimate-survival-challenge-level-1/
Ah man I'd love to do that but it's not in my cards this go around, maybe another session. Is it always in PA?
For now trainings are in PA. Take care... ~David
Great, that's real close to me so I can start planning. Thanks for what you do David, appreciate all the tips
How hard was it to not say, as your needs grow, upgrade to the msk- 1? I thought there would be some subliminals to buy an msk but oddly enough, the only urge I had after watching the video, was to watch My Fair Lady while dressed like Dr. Frank N. Further. What the!!... You're a sick man David!
Okay... the first time I've uncontrollably laughed tonight. Thanks man... You made my night bro! Thank you! Have a great one! ~David
What about the Smith & Wesson Homeland Security knife
hi, good video i have a question i just buy a razor an leatherman c33x how usefull is in a survive situation ,salutes from Peru
dam. I wanted a link to the ultimate survival knife.