M 65 FIELDJACKET KNIFE CARRY
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- THE M-65 FIELD JACKSING HAS LOTS OF FEATURES THA MAKES IT A VERY GOOD CHOICE FOR A FIELD JACKET FOR CAMPING /WOODSCRAFT /BUSHCRAFT / SURVIVAL SKILL TRAINING. I WILL SHOW YOU A FEW HACKS WITH THIS JACKET AND HOW TO CARRY OUR BLADES AND BUSHCRAFT KNIVES IN THE FIELD IN THE WINTER..
hope you enjoy the video
Always!
“ We can what if ourselves into staying at home scared of our own shadow “ ! Awesome saying Blackie ! Keep the videos coming Brother and keep speaking the truth ! Thanks
Thank you, I will
Thank you Blakie for bringing up this topic! My opinion is clear! Most ways work, but I personally never put anything around my neck! Except for some kind of scarf / shemag. In the past, I have had bad experiences with knives hanging around my neck.🙂
Fair enough!
A low hanging sheath was used for the V42 knife for easy access too. I regularly carry a 4" blade in the upper left pocket of my M65. That works just fine. Sometimes I carry my knife in my boot. I strap it to my leg lust below my knee. That allows easy access. The drawback is that it is frowned upon in some settings. Some traditional hunting pants feature a special pocket for knife carry. The pocket is low enough to not interfere with a coat and prevemts the knife from flopping around effectively.
Great ideas! I don’t like digging under my coat for the knife either, and especially putting it back into the sheath. The soft shackle dangler idea is perfect! Good luck hunting!!
thanks
Hi Blackie always good info on your channel.Love your 6way sheath.I always carry several knives.Folder Buck 110 easy to get under my coat or folder clipped to pants pocket.for my belt knife with heavy long coats,I tie para cord through metal dangler ring.It goes around shoulder doesn't usually flap around or get in the way.I can
slide In my coat pocket if I need
to.Ocassionaly belt over the coat.More than one way to skin a cat. You or one of the gang offers a tip or two.Keep up great content.Have fun stay safe.
Interesting topic for discussion. Lately, I have been carrying my fixed blade bushcraft knife on the strap for my haversack. That puts it on the outside of my coat and not around my neck. One point though, it is not concealed. If you encounter others in the woods, they could be put on alert to a stranger in the woods with a knife exposed. You bring up several good points in this video. I’m here to learn from others. Enjoy all of the ideas shared in the comments section. Thanks, looking forward to more like this one. - Tennessee Smoky
i agree but to be honest when i meet others in the woods it is expected we are both carrying long guns or sidearms..it is kind of like a hard hat and a building site if were out here we are armed
@@BLACKIETHOMAS I guess it is somewhat dependent on the environment. In my area, Southern Appalachian Mountains, just as likely to run into a group of hikers, backpackers or folks going bouldering. They don’t necessarily expect to run across a couple of guys with bug knives and guns. Might cause some alarm with them. The hunters and backwoodsmen expect that kind of encounter more. Less alarming to them.
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I am 66 , AFTER 2020 PORTLAND RIOTING. I carry a knife and pepper spray, every time I put on my wallet so goes my knife and PEPPER spray
Because the HUMAN RACE is on FIRE with RACEST, ELDERLY HATERS, ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS, REFUGEES ,
*🇺🇸AMERICA BUSINESS AS USUAL🇺🇸*
RE: yesterday's video on the boot tying. Great tip 👍 but check out the loggers knot if you have a big enough top eyelet on your boots. Great tip with the don't get hung up if you fall. Thanks 😊
I will check it out
Great ideas. I quit wearing a knife that my coat covered years ago when I was told that some less than understanding officers could look at it as a concealed carry. Same with just the bottom of the sheath sticking out. An outside belt that carries my canteen works well and I can take it off when I get in my vehicle. That or attached to my shoulder bag.
very cool
A 17mm blue jeans button mounted on the outside of your coat to utilize the button slot on mora knives is used in Nordic countries.
Hello blackie from the thumb of Michigan keep safe and keep prepping God bless you brother
Much appreciated
I always wear my pistol belt outside my jacket with my knife on the belt (I always have my .357 on my hip when hunting just in case I need to put down a wounded animal quickly after the initial shot). The belt also "seals" the upper part of my body from the lower opening of the jacket, so when I'm bending and lifting in the field I don't get blast of cold or sub-arctic air (wearing my Parka) up my jacket and on my upper body. I keep spare rounds for my .300WBM on the belt as well a fire kit, it's keeps everything handy and out of the way of the jacket. Great video Blackie!
i believe the belt or suspenders that keeps your pants up should not be the same belt that holds your knife and other equipment. i have a tool belt for my knife and other equipment i carry. just put it on the outside of your coat. simple solution for a simple problem
god bless you blackie
Great video, Blackie. Thanks.
I have put metal rings on all of my sheaths. So that I can easily turn them into danglers. I also have a very large belt, that I will frequently wear on the outside of my jacket. But I have to say. Using a long strap, to let it dangle from my shoulder, is something I have not thought of. Gonna have to figure out a way to do that, on a couple of my larger knives. It's easy, but ingenious. Thanks for the suggestion.
Right on
Thank you, Blackie! Great work!!! from Jay, who is lost where it is now a balmy 21 degrees - a beautiful, fresh snow has fallen just north of Deadwood, South Dakota...
Wonderful!
Thank you Sir for that great video. A bunch of good idea. Merry Christmas
Same to you!
Thank you for the solutions Blackie, carrying a knife under bulky winter clothing has always been a problem for me.
me to
Very cool I just was given a rothco made m65 field jacket by my uncle it didn't fit him was brand new
very cool
Excellent content Blackie! I hat trying to reach for something that I can't see! I've cut myself several times luckily, not bad! I teied tucking the coat behind the handle and that only worked for a little bit until i started moving around, then the jacket came back over the knife. Definitely gonna use the dangler along with attaching my knife to my haversack and see which one fits better...possibly, I'll use both!!
Wear an Alice pistol belt, modify a sheath frog with Alice clips. More ergonomic and how we did it with our issued m-65's
The explanation of the gun shots made me laugh out loud!
Absolutely! I usually belt carry. One on each hip and one on my back. So there's three blades right there. I used to do the neck carry thing but it was awkward, and I lost a blade. Don't do the assassins hang you will lose a knife. Now for my northern friends, you can certainly gear up. Just release the belt notches a few. No offense Blackie but up here we have to deal with bulk and layers
i understand adapt to your enviroment
Great tips, I've done the same by turning my normal sheaths into danglers. Another option is to use Ranger Bands, cordage, etc. and attach the sheath to your haversack strap or a sling to make it into a baldric.
Hey Blackie is that bigfoot standing way back on the trail/road watching you in this video?! lol another great video,keep em coming.
Could be lol
Great information and suggestions, Sir !!!
I reminded my friends about this very issue, concerning concealed carry weapons. (Also, dealing with gloves)
Keep up the great work !!!
thanks for watching
All of the Mora sheaths have a slot for the sheath to fit over a button sewn to the outside of one's coat. Many times the button is sewn to the outside of a pocket flap. That gives instant access without needing the lanyard.
very true i would carry one like that on a pair of hunting overalls i had
Blackie- Im very glad you made a video covering this subject. Many ways to carry and you covered them all and that sheath you have there is a real nice one. I carry my Mora the same way you do when I run it around my neck. Ive been thinking of making a paracord wrap strap and try wearing it diagonal across to my left side. A good sheath like yours or similar that has attachment points would make this a big plus in my opinion. Thanks again for another helpful/instructional video. You and Mrs Blackie be safe out there-
thanks for watching
Thanks for the video brother, good stuff!
It's great to have multiple options for knife carrying...based on your particular situation or needs ...thanks for the tips as they could be useful for the dress of the characters In a possible post-apocalyptic fiction adventure series i am involved as a scriptwriter, and filming location scout here in Venezuela... guaranteed lots of prepper, bushcraft, and survivalist content in the story ..
hope it helps and good luck with your project
@@BLACKIETHOMAS yes indeed, thanks sir.... really useful....have been watching your most recent video uploads...stay warm! . tropical salutes from Caracas!
Blackie , Thanks for sharing this great tip. Also for sharing your time and knowledge and wisdom and passing on the craft. I've never carried a Neck knife but have always thought about it , like a patch knife the Mountain men carried. Thank Again, You Are The Master Woodsman and Buschcrafter. Happy Thanksgiving to You and Mrs. Blackie. Tim L.
thanks
Great advice Blackie! I still use my M65 in the weather and it gets in the way of the belt knife 👍 Appreciate your advice and videos. Thanks
glad to help
When I wear my m65 I carry my Finn Bear in a loop of paracord like your baldric carry cross body under the arm. So versatile, out of the way and pretty accessible by either hand. Glad to know I was on the right track
Yes you were lol
Good options , Good points , Thx
glad to do it
Baldrige carry, on the thigh or mounted on my hill people gear chest rig is where I carry my larger belt knives. And no matter what, I still have an ESEE Izula II or ESEE 4 as a neck knife.
thanks for watching
Informative video as always. A Carabineer on the sheath and clipped on a reinforced belt loop or a Paracord loop on the belt will drop your knife just low enough that it won't be pinned under a backpack waist belt or a longer shirt and most jackets. Also makes easy to take on and off.
very true as always we adapt to the needs
Regardless what season.. I carry a helikon tex bushcraft satchel. It has spaces on either side, where you can put a hatchet, knife or small shovel. I carry myFixed blade knife in its sheath, fits snug in one of those spaces. You can attach an ulticlip to the sheath to keep it really well into that space.
This way, i can always and very fast get to my knife without cutting something i dont wanna cut.
Cool video, always hated digging under my coat for my knife! As you know I carry a neck knife, I use a paracord around my neck with a simple "breakaway" knot." tied just like you were whipping the end of a rope.
thanks for watching brother
I have a WCSK with the original Stich Gear sheath. But it's a little heavy to wear on my waist without suspenders. So I purchased a strap from stitch gear and carry it in a balearic style which works great. I also purchased a kydex sheath from William Collins in case I want to just want to put it in a haversack or rucksack. This also serves my needs very well. I do love the six way sheath and would love to have one and know Stitch Gear makes the very best sheaths and leather products,but it's a little hard for me to afford it at this time. Thanks again Blackie for another fine informative video keep up the good work you have recommended some outstanding gear and and have taught myself and thousands of others some very valuable information and advice and for that I'm very greatful!
Good luck with your hunting and all your endeavors! ATB Sam Adler from Vietnam
stickedgear make a good baldric i have seen several people use one
Another great video! Thanks! :)
My pleasure!
You could always do the sensible thing & carry a large bladed folding lock blade knife such as a Buck 110 folding hunter or a Victorinox 111mm or 130mm RangerGrip in your pocket
very true the buck 110 is a good field knife
Another great video full of info. TY Blackie.. Good Luck, Stay Safe
Thanks, you too!
I always wear a boot knife. Kind of solves all my problems. I carry another knife in my pocket and that turns in my back up. Which ever way you want to switch around.
That was a really great video , thank you. I've learned some other ways to carry my knife.
thanks
I'm trying to find my old M65 now...even without the insert it is still one of the best.
Got an old German officers wool trench coat, but it's a bit bulky from a wheelchair.
May have to head to the Army Navy store if I can't find my M65!!
Used to carry my Ka-Bar upside down behind my right hip with cordage going over my left shoulder and clipped to a belt toggle. Worked pretty decent outdoors.
hope you find it
Great Tips Blackie! I have some leather danglers for some of my knives. Would be nice to have a 6-way sheath to carry my knife across my chest. Have to look into that. Thanks! 👍
thanks for watching
Holy cow 59 where’s your snowsuit ???Thats shorts and tee shirts weather…Have fun stay safe .
lol yep i know
Good video Blackie , thanks for sharing , God bless !
Glad you enjoyed it
"..... a perfect day" Classic
thanks
I hope you got a big one :). If I may say so "Old guys rule!"
LOL THANKS
Great ways to carry your knife. See these options (except the neck one) are a great set of ways to adopt how you carry your pistol as well. Of course that will vary a LOT depending on where a person lives. Lol. Yep some people never realize being prepared for the hunt means having the gun dialed in. Personally I try and dial it in when I buy it and then check it 3-4 times a year to make certain the zero does not change. You might need the rifle or shotgun in all sorts of weather and temps so make sure it's ready to go at all times!
GOOD ADVICE THANKS
Thanks Blackie
glad to do it
My question is which M65 is the most useful? You made the point of the availability of how the sewing made certain places that can be used for a hidden compartment. Who manufracters the M65 and liners that are most useful.
all of mine were u.s. issue and i am un aware of the exact maker
Not to mention in some states your considered carrying a concealed weapon.Thank ya sir
Good point
Good stuff! Thankee! BTW, has no one heard of/used a breakaway clasp for neck knives! Been using neck knives for 20+ years with no issue...
Great point!
I like a wide gunbelt on the outside of all my cold weather gear. Holds my gun, ammo pouch, knife, and whatever else I need for the kind of outing I’m on. Easy to access, doesn’t get in the way, and all comes off in one piece if I need to remove my gear to do something.(like use the latrine) I carry a small knife around my neck for doing small tasks around camp when my gunbelt is hanging from a tree. Nothing annoys me more than having to remove a bunch of stuff and have to put it all back on when I get moving again. Takes me all of ten seconds to put my gear on and move out.
good set up
Great information
Glad it was helpful!
Mora needs to bring back the 2/0
It was the perfect neck knife
they were great knives
I don't know why folding knives have gotten such a bad wrap. I am 52 years old and have been using folding knives for as long as I can remember. I carry both a pocket knife and a fixed blade in my bag. I only use my fixed blade for game I used my pocket knife for everything else. If you put a pocket knife in your coat pocket you will have a knife ready to use.
a folder works very well i carry a pocket knife for fine detail work and then a belt for the general work but a good lock back will serve well
I do hope your sheath is more secure than mine was. I lost a valuable knife due to a crappy kydex sheath.
I use a shemagh as a wampum belt.
Blackie, is there any chance of making videos on butchering game? You are a great teacher
i am still on the fence with that but it may happen
The Department of defense in close cooperation with NASA and the office of safety protocol completed extensive evaluation of the neck carry method and determined it to be unnecessary high risk effeminate display, and now recommends the hat knife sheath used for centuries in warfare as well as outdoor activities. Only a hat knife sheath permits ambidextrous use in a manner rapid enough to meet critical knife access in a dire circumstance while eliminating the strangulation risk that claims the life of thousands annually worldwide. If you are not utilizing a hat knife sheath you are a danger to yourself and others.
Responsible knife owners use a hat knife sheath while also benefiting themselves with protection from dangerous UV light and providing lifesaving warmth to the head in cold weather extremes.
lol awesome
Where I live Blackie you got to have a strap going around the handle and make sure it's stamped so they can't be pulled out without unsnapping it that's the law here any knife pull a fold-up knife has to have to be shown at all times also where you get arrested that's a felony here
sorry to hear that
Blacky my pertsonal responce to these what ifers is "You know living is hazardous to your health so you should stop doing that." So those of you are so worried about the mondain what ifers YOU SHOULD THINK ABOUT THIS.
i agree
Awesomenessssss
thanks
I have a campcraft axe and saw sling, I was wondering about mounting a fixed blade sheath to the strap so the knife is right there in front and easily accessable when I’m wearing a coat. Might have to play around with it.
sounds like a good idea
Small, sharp, 1.5” neck knife on a (breakaway) bead lanyard, 365. [SOG InfinityMini]
sounds good
Hi Blackie hope all is well and you had a wonderful TG. Do you have a video showing how you made that neck lanyard for your Mora?
you know i do not sorry
Blackie. A question about hunting???? They all go off in there camouflaged clothing, but then a massively HIGH VIS jacket. Ok I get you have too make sure your not shooting at someone!!! So the question is, Why the Camo???😂😂❤❤
Blackie might have some different opinions, but for me there are a couple reasons for the camo.
1. I hunt in other seasons; archery when orange isn’t required. So I have camo.
2. Rifle season in the north is cooler. Most insulated clothing comes in three patterns. Camo, Carhart : to much brown, and snow pants: black colored waterproof nylon which is noisy. You are right though camo is not necessary. Older timers wore denim and red coats.
we wear the camo to hide our shape from game..the bright orange is worn to let the stupid two legs know not to shoot and once were are over 12ft off the ground in a shooting stand we can remove the orange at least in L.A. ( lower alabama)
I use a baldic,outside sling style
those work well
In some cases, you might well hope the sheath and lanyard catch on something and stop your slide!
true
There's no reason you couldn't modify the field jacket. It can take rough treatment. Sew some loops on it to hang things on. I still have one (That I no longert fit in) with extra padding in the shoulders and loops inside the left pocket to hold lip balm, Vicks sniffer (inhaler) pocket flashlight etc.... Now that we no longer have a standard configuration sew some horizontal reinforced loops and hang the knife on outside or even inside through a lower pocket seam.
sounds good i have seen shot gun shell loops added for hunting doves and ducks
May i ask where you got the chest strap with the two clasps. My sheath is basically the same design and I really like that carry, coat or no coat. Thanks as always.
i got this one from steve lutz dan lutz brother its the carry strap for a grail water bottle carry
I get those old surplus web belt and slip my knife through that over my m65
Some good tips there. !
But what if it's raining, ??
Nice carbon steel, in a leather sheath,,,,, not a good idea to have exposed when it's pouring down,,, !!
Good point! you have to be prepared for that
Heh i always carried mine at a cross draw or hip carry by instinct 🧐 i got a funny coyote story about my knife and cross draw while hunting ill tell one day 🥴
lol sounds fun
Wear a belt over the jacket and place your knife there.That's what i do. I don't like much neck carry. All is matter of personal preferences;there is not right or wrong.
I will do that as well from time to time
None of us are getting through life, alive.
Problem with that idea is in the city that would be considered a concealed weapon
yep thats the problem with citys lol
@@BLACKIETHOMAS I'm beginning to envy all of you who don't live in California. Any suggestions as to what county or state I should consider moving to that's more pro-2nd amendment than California?
How about putting it on your black bird strap. just a thought.
yep it will ride there
You haven't considered the possibility of carrying the knife in your boot and up your sleeve as well. Much like sir Laurence Olivier in Marathon Man. Just in case you have to kill someone real quickly. Of course, you must beware of rolling downhill with a blade attached to your arm. 🙃🙂🙃🙂🔪
Why not just attach a knife to the haversack strap? It would be at a convenient angle, and with you when ever you have the bag. Also another belt over the field jacket is an option. A dangler even with a leg strap seems to be more inconvenient.
Again it is what ever works for you and your environment!
i do from time to time i just wanted to cover other ideas as well
Can anybody actually cite a case where it's happened.
after you said metorite
you have done a qick 1/4 look up
then steped to your side 3 small steps
LOL
lol
How are you recording your audio ? I dont see any mic.
it is hidden in the beard ...
@@thebeastofbrayroad9382 i think its a cordless recorder that he matches the audio up with later on. Seems like an ultra pain in the ass to edit that way.
nope camera has a mic and i speak up
@@BLACKIETHOMAS Thanks Blackie 👍🏻
My biggest concern with a neck knife is if something should hit me in the chest. Don’t neck knife and drive!
very true
Hows that old revolver doing blakie?
just fine
Enjoy hunting
thanks
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Some of y’all can’t see over your belly’s far enough to see your dangler .
lol
Those guys are terrible shots. They ain't even close.
I don't like cord around my neck but those little metal ball like chains are excellent for carrying anything around your neck. They are strong but not so strong that you could strangle yourself with it. Same sort of chain dog tags are on. Probably same reason. I just my knives in my bag/s for legal reasons but that's just as handy as carrying one on my body. I've always a SAK in my pocket or on my belt, usually both. Para 3 in my pocket as well. Can't have too many knives lol.
very true i knew a old vet that carried a knife on a dog tag chain
Love my m65
Blackie , Thanks for sharing this great tip. Also for sharing your time and knowledge and wisdom and passing on the craft. I've never carried a Neck knife but have always thought about it , like a patch knife the Mountain men carried. Thank Again, You Are The Master Woodsman and Buschcrafter. Happy Thanksgiving to You and Mrs. Blackie. Tim L.
thank you for all your support
Thanks Blackie
my pleasure