In this video we will take a quick look at the US military issued Vietnam War era Pilot/Aircrew Survival Knife made by MILPAR of Columbus, Ohio, between 1964 and 1967.
Thanks for the video my friend MILPAR is a good quality brand of knifes I have one M6 Bayonet very good steel very well made. This model it's only for collectors they doesn't work well in the field. Only for emergency use. It's a rat tail knife reserved for easy tasks. The bayonets from MILPAR are virtually indestructible and full tang construction. Thanks for showing this historical pieces. Saludos Amigo
I like the wider fuller on the mil- par on the right.
Thanks for watching Donavan!
Thanks for the video my friend MILPAR is a good quality brand of knifes I have one M6 Bayonet very good steel very well made. This model it's only for collectors they doesn't work well in the field. Only for emergency use. It's a rat tail knife reserved for easy tasks.
The bayonets from MILPAR are virtually indestructible and full tang construction.
Thanks for showing this historical pieces.
Saludos Amigo
Thanks for watching my friend! I like the differences available among the common styles of knives and these are well made.
Thank you for sharing an interesting video. 👍
Thanks for watching! Have a great weekend.
Awesome video brother. Very cool blade. Looks the wide fuller on the blade . Hope you have a great memorial day weekend 🇺🇸⚔️
You too my friend!
I have a collection of the Camillus and Ontario, I would love to find a MILPAR, thanks for the video
They are out there if you keep your eyes open for them. The hard part is finding them at a reasonable price. Good luck and thanks for watching!