When the CCR music hit, and the Rambo blade close ups dropped, I was like It just doesn’t get any better! That design never gets old, luv that blackout blade, just another awesome video! It’s always a good time to watch you put these beautiful blades to work!
I can also agree on the mission knife. I have both versions from Greg wall and there top shelf all the way my friend. Thank you for sharing with us my friend. Your awesome
I wonder how my Vaughn Neeley made Jimmy Lile LLC knife would compare. Then again, CPM154 is a great steel and the knife costs $2500, so it should hold up very nice. EDIT: btw, I also heard that the sawback can get caught in flesh when using it as a fighting knife. Has that ever been an issue with your Rambo knives testing on a chicken?
Oh i have no doubt that your Vaughn Neely will hold up to serious beating!! The sawback kind of works as a block, you realy need to put som force into the stapping to get over that sawback, but yes it would be hard to get knife out if that happend
@@woodsmankniveschannel4797 Interesting. Then again, the blade length is long enough that even just the tip stabbing in would be devastating. I’d be curious to see a demonstration of the sawback inside flesh.
@@woodsmankniveschannel4797 Could try that when the Daniele Mauro Mission knife comes in. I just like seeing real world use of the Lile style Rambo knives. It proves that the design can be used as a genuine field knife, not just a wall hanger, while also being an awesome piece of movie memorabilia.
Wow, I was shocked that a knife with a hollow handle could "handle" that work! 😉 The blade is a beaut! Look at that shine! It shows the difference between a well-done handmade versus a mass-produced collectible. I just got a handmade Hibben, and the difference between that and its United Cutlery counterpart is night and day. Words don't do it justice. You really need to get your hands on it to fully comprehend. And yes, there is nothing like contacting the maker himself. I feel like the work is much more personalized at that point.
Yep they are some badass knives, i love them!! They defently are not made to be wallhangers! I hope to get my hands on a Gil hibben one day! You are a very lucky man to own one👍 Thank you very much for your comment, realy appriciate it!
When the CCR music hit, and the Rambo blade close ups dropped, I was like It just doesn’t get any better! That design never gets old, luv that blackout blade, just another awesome video! It’s always a good time to watch you put these beautiful blades to work!
Thank you so much my dear friend!! Your appinon means more than you would ever know to me!!
I can also agree on the mission knife. I have both versions from Greg wall and there top shelf all the way my friend. Thank you for sharing with us my friend. Your awesome
very nice knife my blade brother..take care
Thank you very much Stefan!!
I love Greg Walls knives his Randall designs are awesome one day ill have one !
those good looks can't be denied
I dont Think this design will ever get old!!
Great knife👍
It realy is! Thanks
Great vid
Thank you very much!
I wonder how my Vaughn Neeley made Jimmy Lile LLC knife would compare. Then again, CPM154 is a great steel and the knife costs $2500, so it should hold up very nice.
EDIT: btw, I also heard that the sawback can get caught in flesh when using it as a fighting knife. Has that ever been an issue with your Rambo knives testing on a chicken?
Oh i have no doubt that your Vaughn Neely will hold up to serious beating!! The sawback kind of works as a block, you realy need to put som force into the stapping to get over that sawback, but yes it would be hard to get knife out if that happend
@@woodsmankniveschannel4797 Interesting. Then again, the blade length is long enough that even just the tip stabbing in would be devastating.
I’d be curious to see a demonstration of the sawback inside flesh.
@@gameragodzilla your right, the tip is devastating enough lol! Okay ill do a video to se what the saw back will do to flesh on day👍
@@woodsmankniveschannel4797 Could try that when the Daniele Mauro Mission knife comes in.
I just like seeing real world use of the Lile style Rambo knives. It proves that the design can be used as a genuine field knife, not just a wall hanger, while also being an awesome piece of movie memorabilia.
@@gameragodzilla DONE DEAL🤝
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Thank you
Yeah I like it!
Me to my friend, me to!
Yes, thank you very much❤
Wow, I was shocked that a knife with a hollow handle could "handle" that work! 😉 The blade is a beaut! Look at that shine! It shows the difference between a well-done handmade versus a mass-produced collectible. I just got a handmade Hibben, and the difference between that and its United Cutlery counterpart is night and day. Words don't do it justice. You really need to get your hands on it to fully comprehend. And yes, there is nothing like contacting the maker himself. I feel like the work is much more personalized at that point.
Yep they are some badass knives, i love them!! They defently are not made to be wallhangers! I hope to get my hands on a Gil hibben one day! You are a very lucky man to own one👍 Thank you very much for your comment, realy appriciate it!
@@woodsmankniveschannel4797 I hope you can get your hands on one. You deserve it! Enjoy the Greg Walls in the meantime. They look gorgeous!
@@pjvs93 Thank you very much brother!
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I hope that did answer your question my friend👍
cool video i also have a hollow handle greg wall.
And how is it .can i take them to survival or are the only for vitrine😮because i love the rambo knifes
In my experience customs lets a lot of dumb excrement through but cause issues where they shouldn't have a right too.
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