Thanks. It's definitely a workhorse. Thanks for watching

Thanks, I’m glad you enjoyed it. I agree with you on that, it’s my go to knife. I like the others but I always come back to this one. I agree, it’s a great way to make use of the space under the scales. Thanks for watching

I completely understand the wish list! I'm trying to help, sorry it's only making it harder. Lol. Thanks for watching

I do too! And you're absolutely right, it is a beast for it's size. Thanks for watching

@@CentralKyBushcraft I have a tops knife that’s the same design if I remember right esee took the LS design from tops

@@markpoore3260 I do believe you're correct. There may be a few slight changes but I'm not sure. I've never seen the TOPS version. Thanks for watching

Yes they do. You can find a ESEE knife for any purpose. Almost like a golfer picking a club. Thanks for watching

Lol. It's been a weird winter here, that's for sure. Glad to have you aboard. Thank you and thanks for watching

Thanks. It's a outstanding knife. It can take a beating for sure. Thanks for watching

Thanks and thanks for watching

Yes they do! And they intend on them being used hard. Their warranty backs that up. Thanks for watching

Glad to have you aboard. It's a beast. Thanks for watching

They look a little different but definitely one that's worth spending a little time with. Thanks for watching

Glad to have you aboard! That would be interesting for sure. I've had a TOPS BOB and really liked it, as for the ESEE-4HM I've never had the chance to use one. But due to their size I think both would make a great companion blade for backpacking. Thanks for watching

Thanks for watching

I bought mine on a whim. The more I used it, the more I liked it. It was that use that did it for me. Thanks for watching

@@CentralKyBushcraft it’s definitely capable!

Thank you sir. I'm going to try. I've got to work this mess tomorrow night so should be interesting. Thanks for watching

@@CentralKyBushcraft yeah that is going to suck! They are calling for 6"-11" of snow up here in Western Pa. Hopefully they are wrong

@@jeffjackson5331 I hope so for your sake.

@@CentralKyBushcraft i have been thru worse. I am retired due to my health so i will be sitting in the house till we get a break and i will go out and plow snow.

@@CentralKyBushcraft i hope you guys don't get what they are calling for for your area.

Yes I did. I re-profile all my ESEE’s to 20 degrees. It greatly improves the cutting capabilities and doesn’t effect edge retention. Thanks for watching

I reckon, but don't have to like it. Lol. Thanks for watching

I’ve never used a ESEE 4 but I do have experience with the PR-4. The PR-4 is a great knife and is best when paired with a small axe/hatchet or tomahawk. The Laser Strike on the other hand is a more robust blade. If I were go into the woods with only a knife I would choose the Laser Strike over the PR-4 every time. One suggestion though, I wouldn’t depend solely on the fire starting items inside the handle. I keep 2 fire tabs inside but removed the ferro rod/magnesium rod and carry them elsewhere. I believe it would be hard to gain access to all of it with wet freezing hands. Thanks for watching