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  5. I have the Gerber Prodigy. A tanto styled blade and some older gerber things. They are hard to break even if you try to make? them break.

  6. I used to hate serrations until I got? my Gerber DMF manual folder. I’ve found that I use them a lot, and they actually cut better than plain edge against bags, strings, and other things that I tend to cut the most. Something I noticed is serrations are great for more urban environments, while plain edges are great for more survival/outdoor tasks. Since I do both, I actually carry two knives all the time. One plain edge, the other my Gerber DMF manual.

  9. @M4ROWNER I? would go for a kabar heavy Bowie for your big boy business and a mora for your fine work, everything you will need in the field(blade wise) for half your budget.

  16. i find them handy when butchering? game, those pesky chest and hip areas. . . but thats the only purpose ive found.

  19. Great knife review! I am? considering buying the Gerber LMF II. What model is that? Is it the Infantry, the survival, or the ASEK? Also, is the LMF II made in the USA?

  20. you know you first have to give combat blades a try? before you start to give them a bad name and not recommended them it did the same as the as the survival knife.

  21. Hey Adam, I’ve been watching your videos and I think you’re doing a great thing! I’m new to outdoor survival and I keep reading that serrations aren’t great. At first I thought it was a good thing because you can apply your knife to different tasks like sawing little branches. I am realizing from the comments that I may be wrong but can you tell me why? haha Do you use a different serrated tool like a saw instead? I hope you are able to? get back to me, I would appreciate it a lot!

  23. A few comments below me you answer in Czech, and? I hear you give commands auf Deutsch to your Hund. I’m just curious, as you seem to be multilingual.

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