Watching you two guys is like picking two men from any period of English history and you both would fit in perfectly. Listening and watching you both simply makes me feel like I am outside of time. Woods, leaves, Forrest sounds, a fallen tree trunk, two blokes sitting on it next to each other talking about things that have always been around, it’s magic.
Great knives guys. Good show too even the dog wants to be in it. How do I get that slingshot? Cheers for sharing your knowledge. Greetings from Australia.
I enjoyed the video. Maybe I could do with a little less tongue-in-cheek and more solid info, but I realize you guys are young and cheeky. ;-) I'm also into bushcraft, slingshots, air rifles, firearms, knives, archery, basically anything that will sling a projectile downrange with lethal force. Actually, I take that back. Some of the most enjoyable slingshot shooting I've done is with a couple home-made BB forks and lightweight bands. As you probably know, they can be very accurate and, with enough shots, can cut a veggie can in two. That is a beautiful catapult you made, BTW. Anyway, I also cast my own lead projectiles for firearms and slingshots, but find that the lead is too valuable for ordinary shooting and so use the cheaper steel ball bearing ammo you can get on Amazon and elsewhere. In my backyard, all my ammo is captured in a target trap made for .22 long rifle pistol and rifle ammo. The lead balls and airgun ammo gets recycled into .38 special handgun bullets, blackpowder rifle ammo, or more slingshot ammo. I also have a 30 yard archery range in my backyard. My fav bows are short, compact recurve hunting bows. Anyhow, I'm looking forward to more of your vids, cheeky or not (I guess), although like many of us out here, I'm an older guy more entertained by facts and knowledge than clever (?) repartee. ;-)
Fixed blades, made by Josh: www.avalonforgecraft.com Folders, made by ollie: www.ordknives.co.uk You will likely have to commission them, I think both these guys only do commission work now.
