I have purchased one with the plastic sheath and it is been held while the Leather sheath is been made ! I have acted on Your advice on the Skrama and other Knives Thor so thanks and keep up the good work Guiding Us with Your Skill's .
It looks like yours is the modernized version that is not made by Fiskars anymore. Recently the blades are made by Laurin Metalli, the same who make the Skrama and Jääkäripuukko knives. These are about 4 mm thick, the original Fiskars blades were 5 mm and had a full flat grind, the new ones have a high flat (seems like a Scandi but they have a secondary bevel). The Fiskars indication plus number on the blade refer to the postal code of the town of Fiskars, where capt. Peltonen lives and has his workshop where he finishes the knives and makes the sheaths. (I have the shorter M07 model, also the recent version in 80CrV2 carbon tool steel by Laurin Metalli, that is how I noticed !) Good knives, feel well in the hand. Thanks for an informative video.
Frank Schweppe as far as I know, blades have always made by Laurin Metalli. I got my m95 during my military service in 1996, and while there has been some minor modifications for the original model that I have, blades are still made in Kauhava.
Thanks for the test of the Peltonen knife 👍 I found your video after reading a review of a Fallkniven A1 knife, the person who bought that knife was disappointed and send it back. Instead he bought a Peltonen M95 for half the price of the Fallkniven, and was very happy with it: much lighter weight and better handle. When I was younger , I bought a lot of heavy and longbladed "survival" and bowie-type knives. But I do not want such heavy weights any more on my belt or in my backpack. So I found a Cold steel SRK and a Glock 78 , which are both lightweight knives too. The SRK weights about 300 g. and the Glock is only 250 g. including sheaths ! Both knives are not very expensive, and work very well for me. Do you think the Peltonen would be a big improvement compared to the Cold steel or the Glock ? What is the weight of the Peltonen M95 with and without the sheath ? Thanks for your opininon ! Gtrz. from Netherlands 🙋♂️
Hallo Johnny, swapping the A1 for the Peltonen might seem a bit much to me, but then again I do love Fällkniven. The Glock 78 i also a great knife, made a review on it and I also have it as standard knife in the danish national guard. its great, but I would take the Peletonen anyday hands down no doubt. I would say it is atwice as good knife. have not tryed the coldsteel. the weigth i 196 g :)
u should have alot more subs.. you do good reviews and i like how u included that snare trap also. maybe add in your closing sentence for people to sub if they liked your video in case they are just forgetting lol.
natsyrt m, it is a crazy thing with the wheel, but it dose work, Thx, for the thumps up, it means a lot to me, and I will be sure to remember to ask for people to sub 😀
Excellent review Yours always are I have the 95 but find it too long for a field knife It is much more of a combat knife the way it feels An excellent knife though I would have preferred the shorter 07 as a woods field knife It would handle much better for smaller tasks The 140 scrama is not too long as it handles so well as a field knife
Hallo Neeman, I tend to agree the M95 is more a combatknife than a woodsknife, still a very cool knife, and yes the Terävä 140 is also mone of my favorites, I have done 4 test of the Terävä knifes by now
Hi TC, I think we went over this in another thread, but I can answer here again :) I what I prefer is what my main use is for, I think the M95 is more a military knife, than the Terävä witch is more a Bushcraft knife, so if I were in like national guard og some other paramilitaray org. I would def. take the M95. If I were to go out in the bush just for being outdoor I would take the Terävä :)
GeneralGiffel, Hej 😀, det kommer an på til hvilke militær brug, hvis det kun er en killer kniv, så nej, i de tilfælde er der bedre, men som all around combat knife, der både kan bruges som bushcraft, tinder og combat, så ja helt sikkert den bedste jeg har prøvet
Tack för svar, Den kommer användas primärt som en överlevnads kniv, för att tälja pinnar och hugga lite ved ibland. Sedan sekundärt som en strids kniv. Jag tror den passar mig perfekt :)
@@Thoristesting Or I may have been wrong in one video I watched on him I thought he said Fiskars was part of the address and not who made it I will try to find the link again if I can and see if I misunderstood what was said with my 70 year old hearing that is a distinct possibility. LOL
@@Thoristesting Will do it was an interview with Mr. Peltonen I may have just heard it wrong but if I didn't then I will have to see who does make them. I tend to believe your version till I can find the video since you were actually talking to him. Either way it is one of my most favorite knives in that size category he really knows what he is doing.
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I always appreciate these reviews.. good info for us scandi lovers
Thx :)
I have purchased one with the plastic sheath and it is been held while the Leather sheath is been made ! I have acted on Your advice on the Skrama and other Knives Thor so thanks and keep up the good work Guiding Us with Your Skill's .
Thx Derek, See you out there
wow did not expect it to chop that well thanks for the video
Just got one on Your Advice Thor and it is very nice indeed !
It looks like yours is the modernized version that is not made by Fiskars anymore. Recently the blades are made by Laurin Metalli, the same who make the Skrama and Jääkäripuukko knives. These are about 4 mm thick, the original Fiskars blades were 5 mm and had a full flat grind, the new ones have a high flat (seems like a Scandi but they have a secondary bevel). The Fiskars indication plus number on the blade refer to the postal code of the town of Fiskars, where capt. Peltonen lives and has his workshop where he finishes the knives and makes the sheaths. (I have the shorter M07 model, also the recent version in 80CrV2 carbon tool steel by Laurin Metalli, that is how I noticed !) Good knives, feel well in the hand. Thanks for an informative video.
The old blades werent Fiskars made either. Juha lives in Fiskars, thats why the name is on the handle.
Frank Schweppe as far as I know, blades have always made by Laurin Metalli. I got my m95 during my military service in 1996, and while there has been some minor modifications for the original model that I have, blades are still made in Kauhava.
The knives have never been made by Fiskars.
deep saber with a very strong secondary bevel
Not a Scandi grind
정말 마음에 드는 나이프 입니다
maybe
@Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives It is a cool knife :)
jp pentelton :D
Thanks for the test of the Peltonen knife 👍
I found your video after reading a review of a Fallkniven A1 knife, the person who bought that knife was disappointed and send it back. Instead he bought a Peltonen M95 for half the price of the Fallkniven, and was very happy with it: much lighter weight and better handle.
When I was younger , I bought a lot of heavy and longbladed "survival" and bowie-type knives.
But I do not want such heavy weights any more on my belt or in my backpack.
So I found a Cold steel SRK and a Glock 78 , which are both lightweight knives too.
The SRK weights about 300 g. and the Glock is only 250 g. including sheaths !
Both knives are not very expensive, and work very well for me.
Do you think the Peltonen would be a big improvement compared to the Cold steel or the Glock ?
What is the weight of the Peltonen M95 with and without the sheath ?
Thanks for your opininon !
Gtrz. from Netherlands 🙋♂️
Hallo Johnny, swapping the A1 for the Peltonen might seem a bit much to me, but then again I do love Fällkniven. The Glock 78 i also a great knife, made a review on it and I also have it as standard knife in the danish national guard. its great, but I would take the Peletonen anyday hands down no doubt. I would say it is atwice as good knife. have not tryed the coldsteel. the weigth i 196 g :)
Nice review. Looks like a handy knife. And yes the white barked tree is called birch in English, well that is what it is commonly known as. Peace.
Joshua Doty , it is a very nice knife just love it 😀 thx for the heads up on Birch, it's called Birk in danish and björk in Swedish
And koivu in finnish...
that wheel sheath super weird but awesome lol good review thanks!
u should have alot more subs.. you do good reviews and i like how u included that snare trap also. maybe add in your closing sentence for people to sub if they liked your video in case they are just forgetting lol.
natsyrt m, it is a crazy thing with the wheel, but it dose work,
Thx, for the thumps up, it means a lot to me, and I will be sure to remember to ask for people to sub 😀
Excellent review
Yours always are
I have the 95 but find it too long for a field knife
It is much more of a combat knife the way it feels
An excellent knife though
I would have preferred the shorter 07 as a woods field knife
It would handle much better for smaller tasks
The 140 scrama is not too long as it handles so well as a field knife
Hallo Neeman, I tend to agree the M95 is more a combatknife than a woodsknife, still a very cool knife, and yes the Terävä 140 is also mone of my favorites, I have done 4 test of the Terävä knifes by now
Sorry if it's been asked already but do you prefer this or the Terava 140?
Hi TC, I think we went over this in another thread, but I can answer here again :) I what I prefer is what my main use is for, I think the M95 is more a military knife, than the Terävä witch is more a Bushcraft knife, so if I were in like national guard og some other paramilitaray org. I would def. take the M95. If I were to go out in the bush just for being outdoor I would take the Terävä :)
+Thor-is-testing do you now Condor Kephart knife? - I like him no less than my m95
Is it possible that you are testing some more Scandinavian knives?
Hallo Frits, I would like to, is there any produceres in particular you are thinking about?
Cuál te parece mejor cuchillo el peltonen o el terava jakaripuukko saludos desde España
Hard choice, if you have military background and purpose id take the Pelton, but if it was only Bushcraft the Terävä :)
Go DK ;).... Stort kram for en kanon video og god kanal :)
Morten Elleby Sørensen, Hej Morten, takker 😀👍
Pentelton? :)
He threw a d in there too
Pel-to-nen ...
Most traditional Scandinavian knives
are more beautiful and functional
Made for a lifetime
Mvg
Frits uit Amsterdam
Skulle du rekommendera den för militärt bruk? :)
GeneralGiffel, Hej 😀, det kommer an på til hvilke militær brug, hvis det kun er en killer kniv, så nej, i de tilfælde er der bedre, men som all around combat knife, der både kan bruges som bushcraft, tinder og combat, så ja helt sikkert den bedste jeg har prøvet
Tack för svar, Den kommer användas primärt som en överlevnads kniv, för att tälja pinnar och hugga lite ved ibland. Sedan sekundärt som en strids kniv. Jag tror den passar mig perfekt :)
GeneralGiffel, så er jeg sikker på den passer fint, husk dog på at man ikke benytte ildstål på den 😝
Jo det är lite tråkigt men man får lösa det på andra sätt :D
Hello out Thor,is this knife as thick as the puukko.
Do you mean the Terävä Puukko?
Puukko is Finish for Knife :)
J.P Bendiltton 😂
Id like it more if it was an actual scandi grind. Just a preference
I agree :)
I agree, Scandi also works best for me :)
Not made by Fiskars that is his hometown.
Hallo, Nebulax, Ohh the information came from himself, but I might have misunderstod :)
@@Thoristesting Or I may have been wrong in one video I watched on him I thought he said Fiskars was part of the address and not who made it I will try to find the link again if I can and see if I misunderstood what was said with my 70 year old hearing that is a distinct possibility. LOL
@@Nebulax123 , sound good link if you find :)
@@Thoristesting Will do it was an interview with Mr. Peltonen I may have just heard it wrong but if I didn't then I will have to see who does make them. I tend to believe your version till I can find the video since you were actually talking to him. Either way it is one of my most favorite knives in that size category he really knows what he is doing.
Peltonen lives in Fiskars..the number 10470 is postcode
Jagar du vildsvin mycket så skulle du testa Tops Knives Wild Pig Hunter.
Matti S , hej den vil jeg titta på, når jeg er færdig med scandinaviske knive 😀
Tops er amerikanske ikke sandt?
Japp, Tops Knives är amerikanska.
Matti S takker