Sad when you think about that you have to label your review as "honest". Too many con men out there. That looks like a nice little fixed blade. Now being T75 that is really interesting as T75 is a hot work steel that resists softening at higher tempts. Combined with the chromium content of 3.5% it should get a good edge and hold it well. Plus shouldn't corrode super quick either but not nearly enough for a good stainless balance starting at 18%. T75 is more a specialty product in the industry so neat they are using it. One thing, T75 is lacking nickle content and when combined with chromium and molybdenum in the proper ratio and crystal structure in the steel it gives it great corrosion resistance properties but when it is in the Austenitic class it isn't heat treatable. Often in knives they use a Martensitic stainless that contains very little nickle as it can be heat treated BUT they will still rust with many times of uses as the chromium layers are ripped off and exposed and the chromium content can be low like only 11% but will work with a simple kitchen knife. For a good bush craft knife I generally say stick to carbon steels. Yep they are going to rust more but they hold lovely edges and are very dependable. The Austenitic stainless steels are a naturally hard metal but they don't hold the edge well and sharpening them is a total pain from what I have found. Then the Martensitic steels can be hardened but in an abusive environment you are still going to have corrosion. I think you try making one with one out of the Ferritic Stainless Steel class as it can be work hardened but not heat treated. It is a good steel and what is often used in those stainless steel gun barrels (if I'm remembering that correctly) but not sure if people have done much knife making it with it. Sorry for the long comment. I went back to fix some issues and then just ended up writing this big old thing. LOL

Dude great energy. Knife looks solid. I am after one like that as I have several spring assist EDC. Thx for sharing

I'm honestly really liking this knife! I like the sheath as well. Maybe I will look into the company a bit further. Thanks for sharing. Oh and having a knife that easily sharpens again is really great lol!! Happy holidays!

Thank you being a fellow big hander.. It's nice seeing reviews of how they look on big hands, it blows buying knives with good reviews and finding out the handles are too short i.e. Buck 119 special.

I have this version of the RAT-3. It is well constructed with attention to detail. The carbon steel is durable and easy to sharpen when needed. The size is perfect for camp chores, but not intended for heavy duty wood processing. This knife has a sharp spine and will serve as a striker for a ferro rod or a piece of flint or other hard stones. This version comes with a leather sheath which is well constructed and securely holds the knife for belt carry. At this price point I would consider this to be a high value knife. - Tennessee Smoky

Great video. Just found your channel and I really like your content.

Nice version of this knife. BTW, Webbwood is apparently a laminated wood product - so while rosewood may be the base wood used here, the scales should prove more durable and water resistant than regular rosewood.

Great review. Looks like a great knife for everyday use. I am really loving my Canadian belt knife a lot. Thanks for the reminder, I got to get more other knives oiled. Have a great day.👍😀

Nice review, awesome knife just picked one up.

Thanks for sharing, good looking knife, I like the black blade , God bless !

I have alot of blades and swords and such items, but what oil is best for all of them? Does it matter what steal the blades are or can I buy one oil for all of them?

Thanks for the review. Just bought my wife one. Hope she likes it as mych as i do. 😎🤘

nice blade, i have something like that, a bit larger, got from AFG. combat knife, is what supply called it when they issued them.. i thinks its in my truck, may have to pull it out and see what it is. good stuff brother.

Nice to the point review I like that 👍 With a honed edge it should make for a decent skinning knife...besides the carcass doesnt care if its a 60 or 600 dollar knife.

I like just about any carbon steel knives, generally 5 or 6 in blade, cold steel is my favorite but do own an use k-bar, Ontario, etc, etc, Thx for the vid Bro.

I got your back, Anthony. Good video.

what a wonderful channel you have. such a great energy too👍🙏so happy to connect, I am trying to get more prepared. so this is a random question but where would you rank fitness in a preparedness scenario?

What kind of oil? Thanks

Was looking at an ESEE that I've been wanting today in SMKW and ran across the RAT3. Think I'm gonna pick one up instead of the ESEE.

I love this freaking knife. I store it in my truck, but I'd like to pick up a second one.

yeah it looks like a nice one👍

Nice knife. Great review.

Cool video and i actually prefer a leather sheath

Would it be a good edc in a urban area? In your opinion.

I own this knife today and used to own an ESEE 3. Both I can not hold without using the finger choil; the handle is just too short. I need handles that stick out past the pinkie without needing to hug the blade. Better for hunting or those who need a compact day hike knife. I'd rather an ESEE 4 but I sold that too because I hated the flat handle which was the only option back then.

FIRST!!!! Good review!

And your right it is MUCH better than Aus-8. That steel Is way more money than it should be...

UH plic a bull is how we say it, LOL, love hearing how others pronouce words. Love the little knife would be perfect for me to use.

like 3 5 and full watch . Thank you for sharing . Howie

I love rosewood. .💟

Nice review Anthony. Outside my price range but the name is the best place to live in North America :-)

Great vid bud

OKC is outta business. These were made specifically for Bass Pro/Cabela’s, so when they’re gone, they’re gone. The Webbwood is just as durable as the Micarta and for the price it’s effectively an excellent value esee with a leather sheeth

Nice review

that is my favorite size knife. that's a good fixed blade. my EDC is Buck Omni Hunter (folder) it's almost the same size....very nice knife, my one complaint is that i (personally) don't like wood handles, they get slick when wet (water, blood, gunk etc) thanks for the review~

I have a chance to pick one of these up for $50 Bnib all I’ve carried in the woods is my kabar’s I’m going to take the plunge and pick it up

The Rat 3 is made out of 1095 not 1075. I have one and I would guess the Rockwell hardness of mine to be around 58 because it holds an edge better than my Essee 4 which is also made out of 1095 but with a lower Rockwell hardness to make the knife tougher.

Whoa whoa! You called the choil a finger grove and the jimping a knurled Edge🙄 wth please tell me you dont call a magazine a clip!!!!!😊

Good looking knife. I don’t know shit about the different steel types other then carbon and stainless.

Second. That's what I get for going to the bathroom.

I’m not happy with mine. If the handle would be 1” longer I’d be satisfied with it. Their rat 1 foldable pocket knife for $30 I’m very pleased with. Thumbs up.

I collect knives. I usually find mine at the pawn shop. My son has one we have to oil.

Who doesn’t like a knife!? 👍that coffee cup sharpening is a neat trick 👍 learned something new. I like that it’s a full tang, too👍as magnetic as cutco knives are, I’m surprised they don’t rust

I have one

1075 is a lacking steel they would have been better off with 1095, which is why I did not go with cabal’s .

👉👍🔔 Merhaba.. kanalına komşu oldum. Videoların çok güzel... Sizi de misafir etmek isterim

I have the same same, you can check out a quick review I did on it if you like.

you should of put a warning at the knife sharpening part 🤢