110 is on my list👍 I'm in the process of editing a new vid reviewing 2 Casstrom knives, the curly birch and bogwood. Thanks for your comment my friend👍
Heck yeah, they are absolutely beasts of knives, I personally own the 140,getting a skrama next for harder use for bigger wood for my camping trip in October.
@@Hukfyn ,mine is still pretty sharp since back in mid April is when I got mine,I've baton with it,make shavings, fire making an just widdling, also prepared pork chops by trimming off the fat an also trimming fat of chicken before cooking, also have skinned an cut up potatoes too,hell of a knife but when people show this knife at first it looks too big until you get one in your hands,so I'm glad with my decision, not too big but just right, I'd probably should've gotten the 110 as a skinning knife though an use my 140 or skrama as a self defense tool in the wild if needed,but altogether great choice for the steel they used to,grest on edge retention to.
I have the 110 and the 85.. absolutely best knives in my collection. EDC the 110 for a while..then switched to the 85..seems more practical for my EDC uses. I work outside.. Rock solid products. You can trust your life on the 110. Good content brother. You got my sub!
I'm a huge fan of this line of knives, especially the Skrama from the same stable. We all like a good table in the field, but for wood working use a log as at some time the edge will slam into the stone. No big deal, but its painful watching. We all do it but... I don't like a sharp spine as thats where my thumb goes often when working a blade. Sure I know its the fashion with bushcraft knives at present, just I'm not convinced. Take a striker, and a bic lighter. The 110 is shorter and easier to manipulate, the 140 better for poking about and splitting the odd wood block. If I take the Skrama I pair it with the 110. Either compliment a super keen pocket knife and saves the folder from abuse. Nice vid, I enjoyed it.
The Skrama is excellent and a must buy I think. I'll be doing a vid in the future on some of the smaller knives I use equivalent to the 110. Still I may have to buy one for the set👍. There's nothing quite like a sharp blade hacking at stone, I share your shudder. Thanks for your comments some good pointers. I'm glad you enjoyed the vid. See you on the next.
Yeah I've noticed on mine the spine could be a tad sharper for scrapping but it all around it does everything I want it to mostly, we'll worth the money I've spent on it as well as the sharpening stone,I haven't tried shinning with it yet,if you get around to it or food prepping, let me know what you think,if working on getting the big brother, the skrama.
Hello friend🙂 Awesome review and channel 👍🏻 I subscribed. I keep looking for a review of the stainless version because I live on the coast and you can literally smell the salt in the air lol. Do you think you will get the smaller 110?
Hi spider, thanks for subscribing. New reviews are in process regarding knifes similar and from the same maker. Keep your eyes peeled over the next few month. Cheers 👍
Cutting, and chopping towards a rock... You might want to invest into a chopping stomp somehow or make a wood guard to set on the rock. This way if you slip off the wood, or miss the the wood your knife will hit the wood instead of the rock. I do this when I baton on the ground - I can't imagine why it wouldn't work for the surface of the rock.
Mr. Shlock Jaeger in Finland isn’t anything special forces, it’s the lowest rank in Finnish army. True, it translates as hunter, but in this context (Finnish puukko), it means soldier. I have m95 sissipuukko. I’ve had it since 1996 when I did my military service. Great knife, but if this would’ve been around back then, I definitely would’ve taken it over sissipuukko, as a soldiers knife.
Mr. Shlock Now that I have both, I don’t use m95 anymore. Jääkäripuukko does pretty much everything m95 does, but is way more versatile. M95 is better at chopping, but for everything else jääkäripuukko wins. M95 has slightly better handle and sheath (yes, there’s a knife with even better sheath than jääkäripuukko).
Mr. Shlock But after all the praise I give to jääkäripuukko, I must say, I have a very personal relationship with my m95, with all the thing we’ve gone through together. My jääkäripuukko is just a knife. Maybe someday it will grow on me like m95 has.
I own the 110 and absolutely enjoy it more than most of my expensive knives!
110 is on my list👍 I'm in the process of editing a new vid reviewing 2 Casstrom knives, the curly birch and bogwood. Thanks for your comment my friend👍
Heck yeah, they are absolutely beasts of knives, I personally own the 140,getting a skrama next for harder use for bigger wood for my camping trip in October.
@@Hukfyn ,mine is still pretty sharp since back in mid April is when I got mine,I've baton with it,make shavings, fire making an just widdling, also prepared pork chops by trimming off the fat an also trimming fat of chicken before cooking, also have skinned an cut up potatoes too,hell of a knife but when people show this knife at first it looks too big until you get one in your hands,so I'm glad with my decision, not too big but just right, I'd probably should've gotten the 110 as a skinning knife though an use my 140 or skrama as a self defense tool in the wild if needed,but altogether great choice for the steel they used to,grest on edge retention to.
I have the 110 also and its great for skinning carving and other jobs. Price is reasonable also. You’ll see it in upcoming vids cheers 👍
Weil es ein klasse Messer ist !!!
I have the 110 and the 85.. absolutely best knives in my collection. EDC the 110 for a while..then switched to the 85..seems more practical for my EDC uses. I work outside..
Rock solid products. You can trust your life on the 110.
Good content brother. You got my sub!
Thank you 🙏🏼
Just ordered 140 they offered left handed sheath on site ,in brown as well.
Yeah I definitely went brown with mine,absolutely love it
What location is that?
I'm a huge fan of this line of knives, especially the Skrama from the same stable.
We all like a good table in the field, but for wood working use a log as at some time the edge will slam into the stone. No big deal, but its painful watching. We all do it but...
I don't like a sharp spine as thats where my thumb goes often when working a blade. Sure I know its the fashion with bushcraft knives at present, just I'm not convinced. Take a striker, and a bic lighter.
The 110 is shorter and easier to manipulate, the 140 better for poking about and splitting the odd wood block. If I take the Skrama I pair it with the 110. Either compliment a super keen pocket knife and saves the folder from abuse.
Nice vid, I enjoyed it.
The Skrama is excellent and a must buy I think. I'll be doing a vid in the future on some of the smaller knives I use equivalent to the 110. Still I may have to buy one for the set👍. There's nothing quite like a sharp blade hacking at stone, I share your shudder. Thanks for your comments some good pointers. I'm glad you enjoyed the vid. See you on the next.
Yeah I've noticed on mine the spine could be a tad sharper for scrapping but it all around it does everything I want it to mostly, we'll worth the money I've spent on it as well as the sharpening stone,I haven't tried shinning with it yet,if you get around to it or food prepping, let me know what you think,if working on getting the big brother, the skrama.
Used the 110 for the wood pigeon in the latest vid. Its good and well worth the spend 👍
@@Hukfyn ,awesome, yes it is definitely, I love mine.
Hello friend🙂 Awesome review and channel 👍🏻 I subscribed. I keep looking for a review of the stainless version because I live on the coast and you can literally smell the salt in the air lol. Do you think you will get the smaller 110?
Hi spider, thanks for subscribing. New reviews are in process regarding knifes similar and from the same maker. Keep your eyes peeled over the next few month. Cheers 👍
This is a great knife, I have 4 of them and carry them more then any of my way too expensive knives. By the way, good looking dog.
Joshua moses by thanks buddy just bought the 110 waiting on delivery. Shes my shadow. Keep well!
Cutting, and chopping towards a rock... You might want to invest into a chopping stomp somehow or make a wood guard to set on the rock. This way if you slip off the wood, or miss the the wood your knife will hit the wood instead of the rock. I do this when I baton on the ground - I can't imagine why it wouldn't work for the surface of the rock.
Jääkäri (means jaegar in Germany, EN= Hunter).
it's a soldier's knife. (jääkäri=military rank in Finland and Germany)
Mr. Shlock Jaeger in Finland isn’t anything special forces, it’s the lowest rank in Finnish army. True, it translates as hunter, but in this context (Finnish puukko), it means soldier.
I have m95 sissipuukko. I’ve had it since 1996 when I did my military service. Great knife, but if this would’ve been around back then, I definitely would’ve taken it over sissipuukko, as a soldiers knife.
Mr. Shlock Now that I have both, I don’t use m95 anymore. Jääkäripuukko does pretty much everything m95 does, but is way more versatile. M95 is better at chopping, but for everything else jääkäripuukko wins. M95 has slightly better handle and sheath (yes, there’s a knife with even better sheath than jääkäripuukko).
Mr. Shlock But after all the praise I give to jääkäripuukko, I must say, I have a very personal relationship with my m95, with all the thing we’ve gone through together. My jääkäripuukko is just a knife. Maybe someday it will grow on me like m95 has.
I love that puukko! Nice videos you've got. I subscribed.
So true, thanks for watching Gerrit. I look forward to watching your channel. I've subbed also. Cheers brother👍
Hukfyn, thanks mate!
You have a choice to buy a right or left hand sheath
such wonderful music for your intro
Thanks for your comment 👍
I’ve never heard of a 140mm knife being to long to strike a fire steel, maybe he meant for him it’s to long
That rock could blunt the edge.
Thanks for your comment 👍
@@Hukfyn no problem)
this is a true test no bullshit,,knife seems to handle well that hacking against the rock..
Lefty myself...always a bit of a hassle eh?...good overview mate...looks like a winner!...atb...woods
Thanks for your comments. Looking to have a decent sheath made to fit. Still researching 👍
Any new vids on the way?
Heading Bush tomorrow, i'll see if i can cobble something over the next couple days amigo...thanks for asking...atb...woods
Nice video!!
Thanks my friend👍
thanks , strongly considering this or their pendelton ........
Cool, think they might have just restocked. Thanks for your comment 👍
He keeps hitting the blade of the knife on the rock. To nice of a knife to do that.