Had mine few years also got the SMR and Dynamis Revere too. They also got good training blades too to practice with. Best Self defense fighting blade for EDC
You're the only person with a video on this company, besides their own videos. I was looking at them for a truck notebook. I love to support American made, and I love the hook and loop accessories you can get with them My current bible cover is a Rite in the Rain notebook cover, and it works pretty well for me. I use a compact bible, and with the cover, I can fit it in my back pocket Anyway, thanks for the video. It's a great overview of what seems like a cool product
Winkler knives are way too thick behind the edge. Okay for a forest knife, but not for edc or hunting. He has good quality, but he needs to learn a thing or two about grind geometry. Not every knife should be a crow bar.
Daniel Winkler is an American Bladesmith Society Master Bladesmith. I'm going to take a wild ass guess and say that he probably already knows a thing or two about grind geometry.
@@ussgearlocker not nearly as many as Winkler, but I still know what I like and what works. I’m a user, not a maker. And to answer your question, only three, but I don’t like them either. I’m not saying Winkler knives are trash, they just aren’t meant for finer tasks. As a survival knife they would be fine, but I would never edc such robust blades. You Winkler fan boys sure are thin skinned. Is no one able to have an opinion that contradicts yours?
@@jonathancupp3686As someone that loves my Winkler knife, and I do EDC it (paired with a much slicier folder), I would have to agree with you that Winkler knives are not fine cutters. Can you baton wood in a pinch without any worry of breakage? Yes. Could you pry a doorframe off? Yeah. Are they pointy enough even when the edge is dull to kill a man? Yes. Will it open an MRE? Definitely. I’ve never worried about breaking my Winkler and I haven’t been easy on it. I do, however, know that none of his knives are great for hunting, yet he uses Huntsman, Hunter in his naming structure, and that’s silly and misleading, considering. I don’t like that he does that while making tools designed for other purposes. Winkler knives in their current form were made for a last ditch survival tool/weapon for warfighters. He sacrificed cutting capability for strength, and they fit that bill. But to pretend they are excellent at doing cutting tasks is silly, and you’re right about that.
Ive got the sd knife, carried it for probably 2 years now. It's on me everyday. I want to love it but it got me looking at other knives. I sweat a lot here in louisiana and it takes more maintenance that i would like bc of rust and the blade is hard to keep razor sharp.
@@ussgearlocker Thanks for the tip about the slider. I just wanted to provide some feedback since your channel is smaller and you may want it to grow. I do love the Winkler knives though. I have been considering picking one up. Most of my current collection are Spyderco, BM, and Esee. Again thanks for the video. Sorry that my comment came off as rude. It was not my intention. I hope to see more in the future.
Great knife. The Razorback knifes design was inspired from Adam Brown's love of the Razorback football team. Should check out the book "Fearless: The Undaunted Courage and Ultimate Sacrifice of Navy SEAL Team SIX Operator Adam Brown"
We do not know when our time will come - this is true. I made a mistake and I saved up for a new bible....and you know how excited you are to open that box when it arrives. Well, I've had the bible for over a month and this isn't the bible for me. Your Grace and Truth Study bible is beautiful and I hope it helps you understand the Scriptures. Congratulations on your wonderful addition to your bookshelf.
Also as someone who can't feel it before buying it, it's nice to see it in hands being played with up close. Great job with the belt knife but hardly get to see you with the utility. It would be cool to have a video of that knife alone for that reason too!
Great review! I just purchased one. Seems to be built well but I was disappointed that mine was made in China. I see yours was made in Vietnam. I’ve had a great quality products made in Vietnam. China made products always seem to be cheaply made.
Forbidden in France but I carry one in any situation. Although I practise French Boxing cause nowadays no one attacks you alone and without a knife or any blade.
Did Lee ever tell you what the middle connecting piece of leather with the snap is for? Lee made me that same sheath for my Field Master about a month before he died and I never found out. How much did you get for your Field Master?
I picked up a Kimber Pro TLE II w/ the laser grips and I love it. To me a 1911 is a .45 ACP, nothing wrong with 9mm's as I just got me a RIA 1911 in 10mm. I have a few 1911's which I do carry often both full size and commander
Your parents raised you right! I just bought myself $500 worth of Kühl products. After trying some of their shirts and pants on I was sold. Kühl has been around for a long time and I just came across them a few months ago. Everything is relative but I don’t think their pricing is out of line for the quality this company puts out. A shirt for $75 bucks seems a lot but go find a comparable product and you are paying $55-$70 and it isn’t as nice! Everything this man said is true. Anyone on the fence about buying any Kühl products-- just do it and you won’t look back. These clothes are made with function,fit and looks that you have to experience to appreciate.
Once you go 1911 you won't go back.. l got my first 1911 when my uncle got back from WWI. He gave me his colt 45 from the army when I got old enough. And I've been hooked ever since.....
The “tube” is a tool that is designed to remove the spent casings from the moon clips. You slide the tube over the casing and twist and it pops it out of the moon clip. Love the Rhino I have the 200DS and the 50DS. They are still produced, they are just hard to find due to popularity.
Great looking piece! Love the grips and am waiting to get a red dot scope of some sort. Bought my first Kimber two months age and still haven’t shot it yet!
