Great knife. I got the wooden version, absolutely beautiful. Thanks for sharing

Take it your mates call you Joe B.

Sweet. Thanx for the great review! Will recieve this knife this week. Looking forward to testing it! Cheers!

I using them sinds middel 90's ....love it....btw ..i live in the Netherlands 👍🏾🍻

says d2 on amazon

How do you like that cat multitool ive thought about getting it

Great review! Thanks!

Even though the knife community hates on buck knifes they kinda pioneered the industry in my opinion.....sick knife man

KABAR knock off probably pretty good if it is a Buck though.

Welcome back! Sweet knife!

A large bowie style knife with a silky saw is my favorite combination and weighs about the same as an axe. The exception would be if you need to split large pieces of firewood for a wood stove. The axe is the best choice. Most of the time when I go camping I don't need to split wood because the dead firewood I collect is small enough in diameter to just throw on the campfire as is. Now if I was building a log cabin I would have them all. Thanks for making this video!

I love them

KZfaq Bushcraft has become half naked girls and half***** alpha males rutting over Turf and duplicating each other’s content and selling stuff. Type in Mors Kochanski and it’s more relevant now than when posted.

It's mid 2024 and I've just picked one up as a collector's piece. They have become crazy sort after amongst becker heads due to their rareness now.

Damm I have got one from 1973 Camillus and I have used the hell out of it it sharpens easily and holds a fair edge I have butchered a moose with it and used it to baton wood for the old camp fire I have bought 3 brand new Mora Knives that come out of the box dull I can sharpen my AF survival knife where it shaves and will usually do a complete Elk before I need to touch it up so all I can say it while I have many knives this one is one I can depend on.

I have a few pumas, a pal that is on my belt daily, a skinner that is used for skinning and stays sharp through the whole deer. They do what they are made for and that's what I bought them for so all good.

Ontario is no longer around. I would love to have one as a collector’s item.

I love when someone buys a hunting knife,and uses it for Bushcraft instead of what it was designed for...how bout making a video on that

The name you’re looking for is JoeX. 😂

Man that just a beast of a knife great review

Good morning friend ..not meaning 2 bug u but i blieve n checkin on folks even if i bug em 😅. Hope all is well . No worries from central VA.

Just ordered one of these beaver craft knifes. Super excited and this is a good video

Yes sir colonial is good stuff! They are under the radar imo! Love these knives

You mentioned a bicycle breaking down and I am reminded of the AAA membership I just got because in January (2024) they officially list "bicycle service" as one of their "tow services."

I have a pristine Puma White Hunter made in Sölingen, Germany in the second half of 1986 that my dad bought new around then, and never used it because it was such a fine piece and always wanted to own one as a collector. He handed it down to me in 2012. It’s a pristine and gorgeous knife without a single mar on it except the micro ‘ding’ on the blade from the factory Rockwell test. Also loving the one you are showcasing here.

Fake? Real? Other?…lol…does it cut? Can it work as a tool? If a knife can cut, I’d hardly call it ‘fake’ 😂

Fanboys. Just a bunch of idiots that want to ruin everyone’s fun by demanding that everyone buys a $500 knife because “anything less is trash” LOL! All this “I would never buy this or that” or “I hate this or that”…well, ok…THEN DON’T BUY IT THEN! Hey, you just keep creating fantastic content for us and ignore the peanut gallery. They don’t have to follow your channel or comment, do they? Really…just go away…😆👍 oh haha…and you’re absolutely correct! We all support China whether we want to or not! 😂😂😂

I have the Grylls Ultimate Fixed Blade semi serrated and actually like it! Used it a good few times hiking and camping. I’m not a brand fanboy, never will be. I just purchase a knife that seems to fit my needs and use it. There are times I’ve been out hiking and didn’t have any knife on me. When you find yourself in that situation, you soon learn any knife is better than no knife. I’m a 20yr Army Veteran myself. Thank You for your service!

Oh man! No lanyard hole? Don’t get me wrong, I love these knives! I have the BSH4F with ferrous rod holder and rod on the sheath. I thought they made all their knives with lanyard holes. I attached a paracord knot system I made to ensure no hand slippage when using the knife. Looks like the 3 and 5 have a little more finger grip at the blade area, but knowing how sharp these knives are, I’d be a little concerned using them without adding a paracord safety lanyard. Beavercraft are notorious for not adding finger guard hilts on their knives, but like I said, with the safety lanyard, I love my BSH4F!

These are great knives. I've got a couple and really enjoy the overall blade shape, grind, and precise tip. I'd love to get the regular Outdoorsman, but, with these available, I'm not sure I want to add nearly a hundred bucks to the cost to get one. Do you have a link to that sheath?

guys i just bought this one for 3,50€ on ali express but mine has a cheap textile sheath, its a great deal either way!!

Getting one in as good quality as this for even $150 is incredibly hard. These days, the new ones are $225, but they're made in China and don't follow the old spec at all.

The best army jacket (not only army) ever. Of course, military issue not commercial or some copy variant. I got 7 of these, made by Golden mfg, Cherokee, So-Sew and John Ownbey from 1970 - 1983 4 of them are OG and 3 in a M81 woodland pattern. Too much long lasting jackets just for one life .🤣🤣🤣

If you would have asked me which of these two were the most expensive just based off looks, I would have said the condor, to me it just looks the part, I think it would feel way better in the hand and definitely like the blade profile much better! But that said you can’t go wrong if you have them both!😅

Schrade is the maker? Good knife! Greetings from Argentina

I picked one of these up at a flea market for $3 someone cut the tag out but the rest of the jacket is in a great shape

The original design had a 6 inch blade for the first several years but, they kept getting broken so they shortened the blade to the more well known 5 inches. The saw back was designed so the pilot could cut through the new Jet Plane canopy if necessary - not the metal frame or skin. Initially released during the Korean War to the brand new Jet Pilots thus it's called the JPK or Jet Pilot Knife. Some had a light green colored paint daub on the hilt that glowed and some did not. The Glow In The Dark ones went to the Navy and others to other forces.

If this one was "issued" and you wore it, why is there no name tape, insignias or other identification markings on it?

Not sure why people take hunting knifes and start using them as Bushcraft....how about showing how it skins a deer or processes meat,you know what it was made for

Except Mountain Men, used an Axe or hatchet, and yes even a saw, to process wood. The Hudson Bay knife, is in its simplest form, a Butcher Knife. Used for breaking down game, then cutting the meat into portions. Yes, you can chop and split wood with it, until you ruin the edge.

Golden mfg. should bring back the M-65 Jacket on the civil market!

M65 jacket and trousers = BEST EVER MADE

Is there a secondary bevel (even a very small one)? Bought a White River puuko and had to return because there was a secondary bevel even though they say it’s a “true” puuko. Takes some real skill to grind a blade of this nature properly.

I have my Dads M-65 field jacket that he was issued in 06. His is in the M-81 woodland camo

Rough Ryders got me into slip joints. Case are too expensive to just buy a bunch and see if you like them, but rough Ryder are made well (there’s some lemons obviously), and I was impressed by what I’ve gotten. I’ve had to return a couple over the years, but they’re warrantied for life. I’ve got a lot of them, as I decided to collect them along with the vintage stuff, and rough Ryders are great users for sure. I recommend their carbon steel knives, they are made of T10 tool steel and from what I understand, it’s basically Chinese 1095. They have about 4 or 5 series with that steel and they’re great. Also, they make some VG-10 steel slip joints for the same low prices as their other stuff, and it’s the real deal, ppl tested the Rockwell on them to see. So yeah, if you’re against buying Chinese, I’ll never convince you but if you don’t mind, I def recommend them to ppl along with SAKs as first skip joint options. Cool vid man, I dig watching your stuff.

it also holds a terrible edge😂 thats a good thing because it can hold “an edge” which is the important part. the next important part is finding a way to sharpen to a good edge, this steel is so strong my one and only 2 sided stone doesn’t do the trick😂