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I have 1 marttinni lynx or 12cm and other little puukko of 6cm i use them for all On Barcelona my home town, now living on philipines (near jungle) and in some trips like india, china and Perú, always they come with me around the world and allways they serve me well! I even do little batoning even with the little one! Jajajaja that puukkos from lappland resist all!!!

What is the metal clip used for on the Mk3 navy sheath

I've wanted one of these for the last 20 yrs ...I just can't afford one!

Could you send the link where did you ordered it?

Awesome bunch

What an insult,Cold Steel,came out yeats before Fallkniven,i own 4 Fallknivens,and i owned a SRK,long years before i bought my Fallknivens,very disdapointed in you lying about these quality knives,get your facts right,also,thats why people do t know what a Fallkniven is,think about that,everyone knows what s Cold Steel SRK is.

I've got the 30 inch one with the orange handle and hand guard. I use it to trim the bushes down once a year so they don't touch the power and phone lines. I get it sharpened professionally.

5:24 That's not a turkey. It's a male western capercailie ( _Tetrao urogallus_ ), which is a heavy grouse species. The males, or cocks, have a fanned tail for displaying during mating season, which makes it look a bit similar to a turkey I guess. The grouse head on the handle is also of the same species but more similar-looking to other, lighter grouses. The Finnish name of this bird is "metso", and hence that particular knife from Marttiini is known as "Metsopuukko".

The particularity of the puukkots is to have the back of the blade straight, no guard and the handle, quite simply, slightly oval.

I have many knives, even a few Randalls! But I have to say, something happened to me as a knife nerd once I got my first Fällkniven Knife. All the other knives became less intressting! Not bad or less well made or anything, the little Fällkniven F1 just out shined them all, since then an S1 an A1 and a Garm quickly followed. Their not the best looking, but ohboy do they inspire confidance! Mind you I even like the sheaths. ;)

Your a funny guy 😂

S stainless

Kabar was the one issue in ww2, the newest marine one is the OKC 3S Bayonet

Did you say Robert Breaker????? The Robert Breaker???? Of the Breaker clan??

I’ve had 2 of these knives , a short and long one, in my hunting bag for over 30 years. I just found out about the history of the maker yesterday! I’m so excited to have learned that they are not just a couple regular fillet knives. 🔪 They cut so well so sharp. It was gifted to me by my father in law with his hunting gear/orange hunting clothes. So cool 😊

From a hunter and knife collector I have all the Scandinavian knives Mora,Falkineven,Helle and martini's the sharpest knives out of the box are Martini's also have all the Buck knives in my collection. My rifles are made in Finland 🇫🇮 all Sako and Tika rifles.From Billy in Ireland 🇮🇪 great video my friend.

that's not a turkey :D wood grouse or western capercaillie.

They’re made in Japan I believe.

If you watched this video, watch some others and form your own opinion. For those of you that like heavy duty, built like a tank, high quality, flipper knives, this knife is amazingly good.

This is almost comical 😆 Like at 05:15... are you serious, opening a flipper like this?

I have an 'upside down BOC' - an M7 which had the blade and cross guard fitted the wrong way round. It was a factory boo-boo which I have never seen before or after, so I feel I have a fairly unusual example. And - yes, i also have a Buck - once owned by an Afghanistan vet.

Nice colection and barels to fit bayo

Fällkniven A1 is just the best survival knife out there and there is not anything that even can compare to it.

This guy has no clue what he's holding and why/what/who it was designed for.

PorPr = Porin Prikaati, that's a Finnish Army unit 👍

Quick tip for turning the stock A1 sheath into a very nice, non rattling, secure sheath: simply wrap a ranger band around the locking tab portion of the sheath. It increases the tension on the knife to the point that it doesn’t rattle and can be held upside down without dropping out even when shook. Frankly I’m surprised they don’t ship this way from fallkniven.

I have a martini puukko knife grate knife

For the sheath question, try Sullivan's Holster Shop in Odessa, FL. Jason Randall shot me an email a couple years ago telling me they're their sheath supplier, at least at that time.

In Denmark youre not allowed to carry a knife. Period! Unless theres a clear purpose. I dont Care. I carry my knives everyday. Not for defence, but for everyday tasks.

Ive had mine for a few yrs. Good beater knife. Kinda feels like its gonna break if you really man handle it. Mines missing the tip too.

the knife came out in the 80's and it's not anything new

Im 32y now and ive seen these handles in finland since then. I have one filee knife from my wifes grandmother. Pretty much same you have,but without sheath. And of course several puukkos. I think its funny they used to make different blades and just use the same handle.😄

It’s definitely a model 1 with a commando shaped handle. What you called a place to put your thumb, is actually a place for your index finger when you hold it in an edge up position. It’s what makes it a fighter.

Pointing at the blade pivot, "I don't even know what that's there for" just wow.

I'm totally into PUUKKO.

My first look at your knife review 😊 amazing job

I never realized people would be excited about the dirt. I ran my stuff through the dishwasher when I got home from Afghanistan then again when I got home from Iraq.

They've got plenty of MT money. Ward Basin Rd.

My wife gifted me this Kershaw wildcat ridge for a birthday present in the mid 90s - identical to the one your show. Use it every month or so. Sharpens OK and holds an edge ok. I like its weight. It moves nicely when dressing game and camp food duties.

Didn't use to be the best part of town but now they have new developments surrounding them. Just went there today and put a Trapper 25-5 on order. The "S" stands for stainless.

I only have bought 10 puukkos in the last 8 years..counting the 1 I bought yesterday

6 year waiting list to get one

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love this knive but i cant buy 😢😢

I think that every sentence of yours in this video is wrong

I bought my first Marttiini knife (a lynx), in 1966. Although the survival knife you show is marked "Marttiini", I think that they are manufactured by "Joker" in Spain.

Recently bought one. Great knife steel and geometry, but terrible pocket clip. Because the handle is completely textured, including where the clip makes contact, it will tear up your pants pocket unless you gradually open the clip so that it doesn't attach aggressively. I've used folded paper to do this and it now works fine. To your point though, the clip would have been so much better if it deep carried. The handle texture and aggressive jimping makes using the knife for any period without gloves annoying. I'm also a fan of the Emerson wave design for rapid knife deployment. The thumb hole on the XR allowed me to attach a "mounting cable zip tie" through that hole that works perfectly like the Emerson wave. For this knife, I'd recommend it.

A great mate of mine gave me one just like it for my collection ! A lot of elbow grease go the hilt back to brass!👍

The SRK was the go to knife with Swwedish soldiers in UN missions in the early 90s. It was also one of the knives conseidered as a replacement for the Mora knife the pilots used, but Fallkniven won that contract. So, your theory is backwards. SRK existed before F1 and A1. The S1 was initially planned for the Amphibious units/ Marines, but that contract was cancelled so they remodelled it as a "Forest knife". (S for skog, forest in swedish).

No Japs or Krauts in Kosovo but worked just the same. 14 production coincided with Korea 7” blade to reach all organs & arteries through a uniform. Order a 16 Special Fighter if you want to get real slicey dicey. No one ever died of too much education, do some fucking homework educate yourself on the subject matter. Save your beer or milk money grow a pair and buy one from the Randall family.