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The Kabar PHD-97 is a newer physician knife that has a pretty springy spatula.

This was awesome, buddy! Have a great weekend!

Great video ! Thought-provoking… informative. I received a sak from my brother … it had that funky light … I thought I was the only one thinking bad bout it. Few years ago smoky Mountain knife Works Had a crazy special on their tinkers.. bought a bunch ( 50) of them for Christmas presents.. after few years I finally have only two left.. living in Georgia with bunch of bulldog fans.. so I made sure I bought an equal number of black and red handled ones .. I got minor kick out of swapping out 1/2 the handles… but the recipients were frequently asked where did they get them.. I bet that caused a few unanswered requests / head scratching. lol.

All of us boys in the 70’ s had a Boy Scout or another camp type . Carrying it in school , church . Heck it was our edc ! We use to ride our bikes to the old strip mines to target shoot .. now a days the l e 0 s would b called out on us by the concerned karens! … utuber by name of nut n fancy had few videos about ‘dangerous things’

Ok for us nickel, and dimers out there. With white plastic handles ( old USA schrade 20 plus year old ) . Any good cleaning solution for those knives ? Thanks !

I enjoyed your sharing of your journey of knife collecting. I’ve seen some of your newer videos., became a subscriber… and this randomly came up. I love the talking points… specially of collecting what you like. I’ve always like knives .. and only used and carried six knives for most of 30 years… But by chance got into buying and selling knives … came across a good deal on some multi tools… sold a lot ( crazy lot) … for two years . I was in building maintenance for large co.. sold boxes of 25 to co workers n to folks that I came across on my ‘route’ After this supply went dry… I found other USA made knives and bought a large supply them… especially to have around Christmas. Sometimes I would trade with knife, dealers, or gun dealers.. for knives I liked… Spyderco , remington camillus cudas .. back 20 years ago… Since then ( last ten years) I didn’t sell knives as much but used a portion of the proceeds of a side gig… too fund the knife buying.. not expecting to recoup the money… But the whole time I was doing this even selling a lot.. It was just a fun thing to do. It wasn’t so much about the money. ,,, but once I got more in it.. it was just a fun activity .. fun trading n interacting with guys.. I’m lucky that it worked out moneywise. I understand what you mean about not getting caught up in ‘special editions’ … limited runs. For a short while I sold Chevys 1979 1980 .. I started to see special Corvette pace, car editions.. sold way over sticker. Yep supppy / demand .. folks getting caught up with the hype. Well, just had a new knee , and going through rehab.. I am certainly enjoying your videos.

MK2 are Kabars. The Marines called them all Kabars whether they were made by Camillus, Robinson, PAL or Union Cutlery. The Conneta, MSI and Ontario are also referred to as such. When I show my buddies my MK2 collection, it's always referred to as my Kabar collection.

Why would a Cub Scout need a cap lifter? Is it for when Dad says hey boy get me a beer?

Great video. Always wondered why the commies were so enamored with that great pumpkin orange on all of their weapons. If anyone knows, I'd like to hear the reason.

The Swedish Mauser rifle supposedly had a superior build quality to the Mausers produced in other countries.

Love me some bayonets!

Super collection of Bayonets, thanks for sharing.👍

I just bought my first knife with a serrated edge. I thought I would not like them so it took a long time to get the first one. Have you ever made a video talking about your thoughts on serrated vs straight cut edge? I would be interested to know what your experiences are. Thanks. (PS) I like the serrated edge a lot. It is a Grohmann lockback. small and light.

Great video Skip! Great history! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for sharing that.😊

Good info. Thanks Tobias ☺️

Really cool group of bayonets. Thanks for sharing them with us. God bless you and your family.

You're right Skip, Tobias loves being in front of the camera. The Japanese sized British Enfield rifle bayonet is one worthy blade. I don't see how anyone could top that in a fight...unless of course it's a gun fight. Tobias does have a fantastic bayonet collection. Happy International Knife Day everyone.

Hey Skip, I think I made Tobias angry by talking trash about case knives in order to talk positive about Rough Ryders. Can you tell him I meant no harm. Besides, of Case was a serious knife company, they would make Bayonets!!! :-)

Outstanding 👍 thanks for sharing 💯

Good video 😊

I agree Tobias, knives out of Pakistan (in my experience anyway) are usually quality materials but poor craftsmanship. I usually buy them anyway and try to repair the small quirks, and if I can’t I use them as beater knives. Really cool history lesson though, and this is a good example to use.

I like it! It looks heavy duty compared to my RR, Buck and Hammer tiny toothpicks. Definitely going to get this! Thanks!

Another great review! Love your videos!

I have a Rough Ryder Capitol Intern, and while it's a very nicely made and a very attractive knife, it's also quite wide/thick, like this toothpick. I guess some people prefer a chunkier knife.

Thank you

It does seem thick, but looks great!

Rough Ryder knives are very high quality build for the money. I think their quality control is better than Case. Infact, most of Rough Ryder knives are better than the over priced Case knives. And I agree. Why make a tiny knife but make it thick? It would be less pocketable.

Great Video! I noticed at around the 10:40 mark, it looked like there are brass washers in-between the blade & liners.

As you said a bit on the thick side, but the knife looks really nice specially when viewing it from either side, thanks for the review, Tobias.

Interesting series from Rough Ryder. Thanks for sharing!

The tiny toothpick isn't a pattern that I carry alot, I've only got one in my collection. But this version with the thicker handle looks pretty neat. Thanks for showing it off, buddy!

The two knives that I have from this series are great. Thanks for sharing and God bless. P.S. I have the Trapper and Copper Lock.

Sweet looking toothpick

great knife and especially knice packaging

Looks like a very good build really. I like what they're doing with Pakawood these days, worth a look.

I never paid much attention to the “toothpick” pattern until I started watching your videos, Tobias. They’re starting to grow on me😁

Thickness aside, it looks like a well-built knife. I may have to accidentally add it to my accidental tiny toothpick collection.

Great video, well done! I subscribed 👍