Mine is very sturdy. No rattling at all. Full tang. Solid wood handle. Several brass pins. Even though its a budget bowie knife. Its hands down THE BEST from timber rattler.
HEY ! Your son did a GREAT JOB in filming this review & as for the review, i found it to be very informative. I mean your the only review that i have seen, where the knife is used to cut wood. Like i said before NO THEORY - JUST SHOW ME. And You Did. Thank You Very Much for the Showing. Lots of Prayers for this New Year.
My little boy filmed this video. He has allergies and the walk in the woods didn't agree with him. He did his best. I'm happy,with this video. Good job,kiddo'.
They also make a knife called the Scarab which has the dubious distinction of being one of the few folding knives longer than the Espada XL. It's a Buck 110 style folder with an 8 inch blade. Of course it's not a patch on the Espada, but then it's a sub $20 knife so you can't really compare the two.
Mine is one its way and your review confirmed a few things I over looked. I had one back in the 60's well at least a bowie and I used it in SC an it served its purpose
I have had one for more than 20 years an it has a true heavy leather sheath an is a nice pig sticker carry it when back country camping it's a nice dual purpose knife bug out bag tool works just great as a hatchet drilled a whole in the handle for lanyard and sheath for leg strap !
They are good looking blades. The handle is pakawood and not wood. It is no 3 pounds. The blade is about a quarter inch thick. They are very tough knives.
I’m not a knife expert but I think that you can’t ask for more this knife has everything you need you can actually use it for everything is a great survival knife and not mention the price what else can you possible ask you just need to sharpen that thing that’s it for you guys out there that know everything about knife can you explain the difference between this knife an a three hundred dollars one maybe the metal is there a better one??? Or just because thy come sharpened??
Eddie Maxtu ,... For the money, this is a great knife. Many people who carry a lot of gear find this knife to be “ Too heavy “. I like it more as a Camping knife rather than a Bushcraft knife. The Brass tarnishes and needs polishing. It’s a bit much to sharpen. It doesn’t rust very easy. (Stainless steel) it’s STRONG. - mine holds its edge pretty good. Ok sheath. - It’s a Fun Knife. - Worth every penny I paid & more. 👍🏻
Take a SMALL DRILL BIT..............right in that corner above the TIP of the sheath and drill ONE clean hole in the leather and add black paracord.........(STAY AWAY FROM THE EDGES!!!)...............Leg Tie down---DONE!! Mine works great! ......................... HEY!!!!!!!!!.............................. There's a MOUSE inside your camera eatin' a CRACKER!!!LOL.........................
Thank You For This Review. I like this one & the Rambo Machete review that you did because you take the knifes out & show what they can do, especially this one. It's not theory with you, we get to see how these knives work. Even thought this knife is not a flat grind & it does not have to be, it still can cut wood like nothing else. In the old days that knife was worn inside the belt not hanging down, I would just take the belt loop off & save the knife from being scratched by those staples.
Look at the sheath as just a means for shipping and get a River City Sheaths Southern Comfort or Panther Concealment Commodore. My husband and I each have one. Full tang badass fighter. Train with it. Sharpen the clip and radius the tip. The weight will add to the devastation of a back cut.
Actually the guard and the pummel are not real brass, they are brass plated metal. Timber Rattler Ad Description: "This is one custom blade you will enjoy for years to come! This powerful full tang bowie knife stretches an amazing 16 1/2" overall! The 11 3/8" blade is solid stainless steel construction and accented with brass plated guard. The solid hardwood handle is a classic dark blue accented with brass bolsters. Included is a custom genuine leather sheath. 1/4" blade thickness."
BudK $19.99, JFC this is worth it. This is a Tough Knife. $20 this is ridiculously worth it. And he said kind of sharp.. ISTG I shaved hair off the back on my hand right out of the box. Sheath is poor but will probably last a long time. I Say you need a good knife? Get this Cheap A** knife before they decide to stop making it or raise the price. I Swear ever thing I like they stop making. If I was a rich man I would buy one for all my friends.
Good chopper and splitting blade,,,I would not want to be without a tough TR65 Timber Rattler Western Outlaw Bowie at the price they are being sold for on Amazon and BudK ,,,✌nice knife Joe
On Mike Milligan video page, he had an Amazing idea for the problem with that sheath. He uses Rivets all around the Sheath & to shorten that Belt Loop he uses those same rivets. Amazing Idea.
These are actually handmade and it takes them a long time to make them. There is a video here on TH-cam on how they make these. These people work in dingy little shops no shoes on their feet really poor people.
I also picked this up off budk. Hell of I knife but I would recommend another called the Kentucky Bowie knife. Also on budk $20 a bit smaller at 10 inches but feels better. Full tang. Sheath sucks but worth the money
Tandy leather has leather punches and screw Rivets. I often use Hot Glue. It works. It's cheap. This knife often gets carried in a back pack. A bit too large to wear comfortably. For this knife sheath, I would shrink the belt loop with GLUE.
Joe .. I have one of these ...seems to be good steel.... mine is hella sharp...with a different really nice handle installed and give it a nice pretty braided custom sheath... it would be an outstanding knife.
for 20 bucks you cant afford not to buy this knife, its a cheap steel, but its a big enough piece of steel that its actually pretty tough and usable, very big heavy knife, not for little girls, i would liken it to what i imagine a roman short sword was like
Thanx. We had walked pretty far into the woods that day to film and the pollen was thick! Others who came with us we’re making a lot of background noise also.
No. Lol. I just tend to look around when I'm thinking what to say next. No script. Plus I kept hearing branches breaking near by. Worried it was a Bear or Big Foot! Lol!
It looks like you brought your helper with you. Its a good thing to see kids that want to help out thses days. How has this knife held up over the last few years?
higgens smith - It has held up really well. I believe it's worth the money. The brass will turn green in spots when you store it. But it polishes up pretty good. It was a real Surprise! I fully expected it to be total crap but, it's O.K. ,... the sheath Isn't great though.
There's actually two knives; The slightly smaller "Timber Rattler" and the "Western Outlaw". Both are awesome blades for the $30 to $40 you'll spend for them with shipping. They are made in Pakistan, and I believe they use scrap from all of the battles fought on their soil. The Western has a better sheath but neither of these compare to either the KA-Bar Bowie, or my personal survival favorite; the Ontario SP10 Marine Bowie, which is 27 ounces or pure survival tool. Nice inexpensive gift though.
I haven't had any rust issues yet. I don't oil my timber rattler. I just clean it after any use.and store it dry in the sheath & box it came in. I think the box has that little silica pack in it. maybe that helps.?
I would use this blade while hunting. It's not a great survival knife , better than a kitchen knife though. Ka-bar bk9 & cold steel bushman are quality survival knives. Ka-bar bk2 companion, is pretty good also.
Like the review. Like I said in another review,that monster of a blade is more like a hatchet bowie than a regular bowie knife. Reminds me of the Rambo machete. Take care now.
I would purchase this knife! I think the way the full tang is done is very good. The way the handle is one piece on each side secured with brass pins is best. I own some knives I prefer over this knife. For the money - this knife is a great deal !!! If you R willing to spend more money, you can find better knives. (Ka-bar) (Esee) (custom) etc.
Barney Fife ,... LMAO! Yep it’s me! When I reviewed that knife years ago I never dreamed I’d be doing this many knife reviews. I didn’t plan on buying or reviewing another knife at that point. That’s why I called myself “Joe Doomsday” I was just being a goof and reviewing my new knife years later here I am. 😂
You’re doing a fine job man. I only sub to two other knife channels. I like reviewers who are not knife snobs. You give the same attention to entry level brands as you do the higher end stuff. A knife need to poke and cut without breaking. The rest is marketing and personal preference. You buy your own knives to review which I relate to as a consumer. We don’t get knives sent to us to hype. We have to spend our own money. It’s good to have another opinion to help us choose where we want to put our buck. I like the reviews on the Rough Rider a lot. That’s a decent company from a bang for your buck perspective.
You are most welcome. I know how frustrating trolls can be. I see you take a lot of pride in your work as do most TH-camrs who have been around a while. I don’t hand out complements offen, but the format, camera work, and quality of your videos are as good as any I see. And you come across as a cool guy just sharing a thought on a topic. Makes it easy to watch. I love that Rough Rider D Guard bowie. I was researching a budget bowie when I ran into your Timber Rattler video. I like big blades that are affordable because I’m just beginning to collect them recently. Rough Rider and Szco have some neat products.
DUDE. How do I get mine to chop like that? Is yours sharpened because I tried to chop some cheap wood from this staircase banister and it only went like 1/4 1/5 in (mine is right out of the box got it today
@@JoeDoomsday In my country i bought it for 55 euro. And its every cent of that 55 euro worth.. Now it is 70 euro. This knife can beat some bowies of 75 euro or more. Dont lett you fool by the price Joe.. I did things with this knife you wont believe.. After 8 or 9 years..how is your timber rattler outlaw holding up? Ok..Thanks for this nice video and i hope everthing is ok with your son.. Take care brother!
Its not tr65 steel there is no such steel that's the product number T R stands for timber rattler and 65 is the item number . many people say that's the steel but its not .
No. It stands for: Titanium Rod steel they use in the construction of bridges! The 65 means it can withstand 65 cubic tons of pressure per square inch. ,……… Psych! 😂. Ya I was just getting into knives and knife steel back then. I was unfamiliar with how knife manufacturers marked their blades. A lot has changed since those days. I’ve spent the last 8-9 years researching steels and knives and knife makers. Why they use the steels they use and how they’re supposed to hold up. It’s been a long journey. I leave these old videos up just for the memories. Nobody is born an expert. I jumped in with both feet all those years ago and now I know so much more. Older, Wiser, more Knowledge & more hands on experience in the field. Everyone has to start somewhere. That being said: you are correct,… TR65 stands for Timber Rattler, item number 65. 👍🏻
@@motorcyclemark2889 ,… believe it or not,… for the money I paid,… it’s a decent knife. It has never chipped. It’s never broke. The brass has tarnished and turned green in some spots but overall it’s a tank of a budget knife.
is that knife any good in regards of build and edge retention ect,? i have the marbles bowie machete, a capable, fast knife i would recommend to anyone ,sending you love from the uk :)x
No. Mine was fairly sharp. Not razor sharp. But OK sharp. If you buy the small work sharp" belt sander knife sharpener it should fix it right up. About 70 bucks on Ebay
I believe they are made in Pakistan. (Condor Knives are made in El Salvador),...but I'm fairly certain, Timber Rattler Knives are made in Pakistan. --- these are cheap knives, made of a thick hunk of stainless steel. probably not "heat treated" properly, but they're shear thickness makes up for that in some ways. --- It's a functioning knife that can do a lot of camp tasks. It's not an A+ quality knife but it's a Fun, Cool, C grade knife I'd say. --- it's worth the money for what You get,... If a huge Bowie Knife is what You want.
PLEASE PEOPLE, my little boy, filmed this review. He did his best. He has allergies. Give him a break!
You tell him that he did a outstanding job on filming and he is a very lucky guy to have such a awesome father #22aday
He did a very good job!
Mine is very sturdy. No rattling at all. Full tang. Solid wood handle. Several brass pins. Even though its a budget bowie knife. Its hands down THE BEST from timber rattler.
This is a beast of a knife. Had mine for years. Its still sharp after I sharpened it when I got it. Also its not chipped or broken after hard use.
your son did a great job
I absolutely agree his son did an excellent job.
HEY ! Your son did a GREAT JOB in filming this review & as for the review, i found it to be very informative. I mean your the only review that i have seen, where the knife is used to cut wood. Like i said before NO THEORY - JUST SHOW ME. And You Did. Thank You Very Much for the Showing. Lots of Prayers for this New Year.
Leave his son alone!!! He did an excellent job!!!!!
My little boy filmed this video. He has allergies and the walk in the woods didn't agree with him. He did his best. I'm happy,with this video. Good job,kiddo'.
Good job kid! Allergies are for the birds. Good for you for putting up with them out on the trail. Peace.
Your son did great Job.
I wish him a very healthy live in the future..
Ya. For the money,its a pretty neat bowie knife. I like it a lot.
They also make a knife called the Scarab which has the dubious distinction of being one of the few folding knives longer than the Espada XL. It's a Buck 110 style folder with an 8 inch blade. Of course it's not a patch on the Espada, but then it's a sub $20 knife so you can't really compare the two.
You can hear a Mountain Lion breathing heavy in the
background, I hope he got back home safely..
3/8" is larger than 1/4" lmao! Didn't even realize I said that. Lol.
Mine is one its way and your review confirmed a few things I over looked. I had one back in the 60's well at least a bowie and I used it in SC an it served its purpose
Happy Father’s Day my friend. I love my western outlaw awesome blade
A great bowie!
I recently picked one up from Amazon for about $20. Great review. I totally agree. I sharpened mine a bit. For the price, it's a pretty good deal.
I have had one for more than 20 years an it has a true heavy leather sheath an is a nice pig sticker carry it when back country camping it's a nice dual purpose knife bug out bag tool works just great as a hatchet drilled a whole in the handle for lanyard and sheath for leg strap !
Great heavy duty Bowie knife !
Got it, love it. Really nice, solid Bowie for the price!
They are good looking blades. The handle is pakawood and not wood. It is no 3 pounds. The blade is about a quarter inch thick. They are very tough knives.
Thanks for the review. And thanks to the fella behind the camera! He did a great job.
I got mine the other day. The Knife is Actually a Good Knife. The Sheath is a Bit cheasy, but the Knife is Well Built. I Love it!
I bought 3 of these . can't wait to get them in the mail
silverss onyoutube TR 65 steel is a steal smart of you to buy three I have two and they are good TR 65 knives.
I’m not a knife expert but I think that you can’t ask for more this knife has everything you need you can actually use it for everything is a great survival knife and not mention the price what else can you possible ask you just need to sharpen that thing that’s it for you guys out there that know everything about knife can you explain the difference between this knife an a three hundred dollars one maybe the metal is there a better one??? Or just because thy come sharpened??
Eddie Maxtu ,... For the money, this is a great knife. Many people who carry a lot of gear find this knife to be “ Too heavy “. I like it more as a Camping knife rather than a Bushcraft knife. The Brass tarnishes and needs polishing. It’s a bit much to sharpen. It doesn’t rust very easy. (Stainless steel) it’s STRONG. - mine holds its edge pretty good. Ok sheath. - It’s a Fun Knife. - Worth every penny I paid & more. 👍🏻
Take a SMALL DRILL BIT..............right in that corner above the TIP of the sheath and drill ONE clean hole in the leather and add black paracord.........(STAY AWAY FROM THE EDGES!!!)...............Leg Tie down---DONE!! Mine works great!
......................... HEY!!!!!!!!!..............................
There's a MOUSE inside your camera eatin' a CRACKER!!!LOL.........................
There was a Sasquatch in them there woods I tell ya
Thank You For This Review. I like this one & the Rambo Machete review that you did because you take the knifes out & show what they can do, especially this one. It's not theory with you, we get to see how these knives work. Even thought this knife is not a flat grind & it does not have to be, it still can cut wood like nothing else. In the old days that knife was worn inside the belt not hanging down, I would just take the belt loop off & save the knife from being scratched by those staples.
Hey Joe TR65 is the model # . Not a steel type ID. Good video.
LOL. Yes, I Know that now,... This is an Old Video I made, back when I was first getting into Knives. Thanx for Watching I appreciate it.
Look at the sheath as just a means for shipping and get a River City Sheaths Southern Comfort or Panther Concealment Commodore. My husband and I each have one. Full tang badass fighter. Train with it. Sharpen the clip and radius the tip. The weight will add to the devastation of a back cut.
Actually the guard and the pummel are not real brass, they are brass plated metal.
Timber Rattler Ad Description:
"This is one custom blade you will enjoy for years to come! This powerful full tang bowie knife stretches an amazing 16 1/2" overall! The 11 3/8" blade is solid stainless steel construction and accented with brass plated guard. The solid hardwood handle is a classic dark blue accented with brass bolsters. Included is a custom genuine leather sheath. 1/4" blade thickness."
Wrong..its real brass.
BudK $19.99, JFC this is worth it. This is a Tough Knife. $20 this is ridiculously worth it. And he said kind of sharp.. ISTG I shaved hair off the back on my hand right out of the box. Sheath is poor but will probably last a long time. I Say you need a good knife? Get this Cheap A** knife before they decide to stop making it or raise the price. I Swear ever thing I like they stop making. If I was a rich man I would buy one for all my friends.
For the money i give it a thumbs up 👍
Mine arrived pretty sharp. They all can use a good sharpening. Timber rattler sells a knife sharpener. Search Ebay. Timber rattler knife sharpener.
Good chopper and splitting blade,,,I would not want to be without a tough TR65 Timber Rattler Western Outlaw Bowie at the price they are being sold for on Amazon and BudK ,,,✌nice knife Joe
On Mike Milligan video page, he had an Amazing idea for the problem with that sheath. He uses Rivets all around the Sheath & to shorten that Belt Loop he uses those same rivets. Amazing Idea.
These are actually handmade and it takes them a long time to make them. There is a video here on TH-cam on how they make these. These people work in dingy little shops no shoes on their feet really poor people.
That’s terrible. They do pretty good work on these knives. Hopefully by purchasing some of these knives,… it will help them earn a living. 👍🏻🔪👍🏻
Mine got a tiny bit of rust and I cleaned it with baking soda and coated it with 7 in 1 oil.
I also picked this up off budk. Hell of I knife but I would recommend another called the Kentucky Bowie knife. Also on budk $20 a bit smaller at 10 inches but feels better. Full tang. Sheath sucks but worth the money
Tandy leather has leather punches and screw Rivets. I often use Hot Glue. It works. It's cheap. This knife often gets carried in a back pack. A bit too large to wear comfortably. For this knife sheath, I would shrink the belt loop with GLUE.
Skullkid73 YES! It should hold up to heavy batoning but striking it side ways on a big rock could break blade
Just got mine! It is a beast! Massive! I love it! 37$ eBay !
its 20 on budk
Cool !
Joe .. I have one of these ...seems to be good steel.... mine is hella sharp...with a different really nice handle installed and give it a nice pretty braided custom sheath... it would be an outstanding knife.
for 20 bucks you cant afford not to buy this knife, its a cheap steel, but its a big enough piece of steel that its actually pretty tough and usable, very big heavy knife, not for little girls, i would liken it to what i imagine a roman short sword was like
I think your son did a awesome job of filming. I have allergies too haha
Thanx. We had walked pretty far into the woods that day to film and the pollen was thick! Others who came with us we’re making a lot of background noise also.
Pakkawood is a resin and wood dust and wooden particles formed into a handle
That being said I have one and I love it
No. Lol. I just tend to look around when I'm thinking what to say next. No script. Plus I kept hearing branches breaking near by. Worried it was a Bear or Big Foot! Lol!
It looks like you brought your helper with you. Its a good thing to see kids that want to help out thses days. How has this knife held up over the last few years?
higgens smith - It has held up really well. I believe it's worth the money. The brass will turn green in spots when you store it. But it polishes up pretty good. It was a real Surprise! I fully expected it to be total crap but, it's O.K. ,... the sheath Isn't great though.
There's actually two knives; The slightly smaller "Timber Rattler" and the "Western Outlaw". Both are awesome blades for the $30 to $40 you'll spend for them with shipping. They are made in Pakistan, and I believe they use scrap from all of the battles fought on their soil. The Western has a better sheath but neither of these compare to either the KA-Bar Bowie, or my personal survival favorite; the Ontario SP10 Marine Bowie, which is 27 ounces or pure survival tool. Nice inexpensive gift though.
I haven't had any rust issues yet. I don't oil my timber rattler. I just clean it after any use.and store it dry in the sheath & box it came in. I think the box has that little silica pack in it. maybe that helps.?
Thank you. Glad I could help.
Very impressive knife,. I like it
I think this is an awesome knife I have one and it is AWESOME!
Yes! TR 65 is the product #. I didn't realize that at the time of filming. My bad! The knife is Surgical Steel.
Not the world greatest servival knife but a good Wig Spitting Tool in a Doomsday kinda way.
Nice blade !
Not bad knives for the money
I would use this blade while hunting. It's not a great survival knife , better than a kitchen knife though. Ka-bar bk9 & cold steel bushman are quality survival knives. Ka-bar bk2 companion, is pretty good also.
Cool i am getting one in the mail. I also saw someone split a snake straight in halve with one of these.
yep we were hiking deep into the woods. long walks in the forest and allergies don't mix. lol
Not even cars Theo Triumphman you can hear kids playing off in the distance.. must be those deep winderness daycare centers....
Carni HxC There probably locked in a pit nearby...
Cool, cool.
Why can't you get it? U can find them on Ebay. Cheap! Plus they sell timber rattler knife sharpeners on Ebay! Sweet.
Cool! It wouldn't hurt to also bring along a high carbon steel knife(Mora,or Hultafors) or a hatchet.
Glad you like it
Awesome video I love them :)
2.2 lbs I believe 😊
Like the review. Like I said in another review,that monster of a blade is more like a hatchet bowie than a regular bowie knife. Reminds me of the Rambo machete. Take care now.
I plan on getting one of these for my hunting camp
awesome knife i should get one.
I would purchase this knife! I think the way the full tang is done is very good. The way the handle is one piece on each side secured with brass pins is best. I own some knives I prefer over this knife. For the money - this knife is a great deal !!! If you R willing to spend more money, you can find better knives. (Ka-bar) (Esee) (custom) etc.
Fantastic Good man
That knife looks sweet I want it so!!!!! Bad!!!
I've got one. it's a great knife hand down
Nice
I don't recommend stabbing anyone
How is the temper on it? In your opinion would it stand HEAVY battoning?
do you know how to shorten the belt loop or any belt loop for any knife for that matter?
The breathing made this video for me
This was the first video of yours I saw. Lol... didn’t even know that was you.
Barney Fife ,... LMAO! Yep it’s me! When I reviewed that knife years ago I never dreamed I’d be doing this many knife reviews. I didn’t plan on buying or reviewing another knife at that point. That’s why I called myself “Joe Doomsday” I was just being a goof and reviewing my new knife years later here I am. 😂
You’re doing a fine job man. I only sub to two other knife channels. I like reviewers who are not knife snobs. You give the same attention to entry level brands as you do the higher end stuff. A knife need to poke and cut without breaking. The rest is marketing and personal preference.
You buy your own knives to review which I relate to as a consumer. We don’t get knives sent to us to hype. We have to spend our own money. It’s good to have another opinion to help us choose where we want to put our buck. I like the reviews on the Rough Rider a lot. That’s a decent company from a bang for your buck perspective.
Barney Fife ,... well thanx. I do pay for everything. Nobody sponsors me. I agree, rough rider is really hitting it out of the park lately.
You are most welcome. I know how frustrating trolls can be. I see you take a lot of pride in your work as do most TH-camrs who have been around a while. I don’t hand out complements offen, but the format, camera work, and quality of your videos are as good as any I see. And you come across as a cool guy just sharing a thought on a topic. Makes it easy to watch.
I love that Rough Rider D Guard bowie. I was researching a budget bowie when I ran into your Timber Rattler video. I like big blades that are affordable because I’m just beginning to collect them recently. Rough Rider and Szco have some neat products.
DUDE. How do I get mine to chop like that? Is yours sharpened because I tried to chop some cheap wood from this staircase banister and it only went like 1/4 1/5 in (mine is right out of the box got it today
Just a hair under 1/4 inch thick on spine.
Are they sturdy? no rattling when you move it around?
oh and I got it and it's worth the money
THEY ARE BACK AT BUDK, SAME PRICE & ALL !
Mine arrived today
Cool. Hope you like it.
75€ in my country. Does it worth the money?
Probably not. It’s a big heavy chunk of cheap stainless steel. It’s worth about $20. USD
@@JoeDoomsday
In my country i bought it for 55 euro.
And its every cent of that 55 euro worth..
Now it is 70 euro.
This knife can beat some bowies of 75 euro or more.
Dont lett you fool by the price Joe..
I did things with this knife you wont believe..
After 8 or 9 years..how is your timber rattler outlaw holding up?
Ok..Thanks for this nice video and i hope everthing is ok with your son..
Take care brother!
This camera guys breathing just increased the value of the video
Should I get this knife or the amazon jungle survivor knife
Its not tr65 steel there is no such steel that's the product number T R stands for timber rattler and 65 is the item number . many people say that's the steel but its not .
No. It stands for: Titanium Rod steel they use in the construction of bridges! The 65 means it can withstand 65 cubic tons of pressure per square inch. ,……… Psych! 😂. Ya I was just getting into knives and knife steel back then. I was unfamiliar with how knife manufacturers marked their blades. A lot has changed since those days. I’ve spent the last 8-9 years researching steels and knives and knife makers. Why they use the steels they use and how they’re supposed to hold up. It’s been a long journey. I leave these old videos up just for the memories. Nobody is born an expert. I jumped in with both feet all those years ago and now I know so much more. Older, Wiser, more Knowledge & more hands on experience in the field. Everyone has to start somewhere. That being said: you are correct,… TR65 stands for Timber Rattler, item number 65. 👍🏻
@@JoeDoomsday Wrong its the item number .
@@JoeDoomsday I wish China would make this out of 8cr13mov it would be a really good knife if it was .
@@motorcyclemark2889 😂
@@motorcyclemark2889 ,… believe it or not,… for the money I paid,… it’s a decent knife. It has never chipped. It’s never broke. The brass has tarnished and turned green in some spots but overall it’s a tank of a budget knife.
Timber rattler knife sharpener about $15-$20 on ebay.?
Just ordered it for $19.00
is that knife any good in regards of build and edge retention ect,? i have the marbles bowie machete, a capable, fast knife i would recommend to anyone ,sending you love from the uk :)x
I believe it is. It's the best knife in the " Timber Rattler" series. It's priced around $20 & it's worth every cent.
Exactly. :)
sweet
Scarab huh? I will check it out.
No. Mine was fairly sharp. Not razor sharp. But OK sharp. If you buy the small work sharp" belt sander knife sharpener it should fix it right up. About 70 bucks on Ebay
FUN TOY!!!
is that Chinese or Pakistan made ?
I believe they are made in Pakistan. (Condor Knives are made in El Salvador),...but I'm fairly certain, Timber Rattler Knives are made in Pakistan. --- these are cheap knives, made of a thick hunk of stainless steel. probably not "heat treated" properly, but they're shear thickness makes up for that in some ways. --- It's a functioning knife that can do a lot of camp tasks. It's not an A+ quality knife but it's a Fun, Cool, C grade knife I'd say. --- it's worth the money for what You get,... If a huge Bowie Knife is what You want.
Is this knife like play dough fun to play with not to eat?
Would you use this while hunting or in a survival situation?
I just landed from a 17 hour flight. you hit me with the it's not a quarter maybe 3/8s . 5thoughti forgot how to read a ruler.
Great Shit Hit The Fan knife.
Jim Boe the First , I agree. Plus it’s just a cool knife to own!
3/8 of an inch is wider than 1/4 inch. I think you may have meant that it is 3/16.
Harry Davis , ya I’ve been told that before. LOL. just a slip of the tongue.