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Black Scout Survival: Becker BK2 Review

Black Scout Survival: Becker BK2 Review

Becker BK-7 Review

Hey Guys this is Max with Maximum Survivalist with
another gear review on the Becker BK-7. It was designed by a chef named Ethan Becker. The BK-7 has a full tang blade that is 7 inch drop point blade. The blade is constructed of 1095 CroVan Steel which is flat ground. Providing a super sharp edge and is easily sharpened. I might add with the thick .188" blade allowsfor prying, chopping as well as many other field craft you may need. This is a full tang fixed blade and has a protective matte black epoxy powdercoat finish for stealthy protection against the elements. It weighs a stout 12.9 oz's. The sheath  is made out of a nylon. I'm not a huge fan of the the sheath. I will be looking into buying another sheath. Thanks for checking out my review of the BK-7. Remember be safe and God Bless America.

SOG Specialty Knife

Hi guys it's Max, from Maximum Survivalist with another gear review for you. Boy do I have something cool to show you today, it's a specialty knife from SOG, with a very unique blade. It looks like your average knife with a gut hook on the end. Then you touch the button on the handle and the blade rotates and out comes a double tooth saw blade. Now this knife is about 10 inches long and weighs in at around 7 ounces and this includes the nylon carry sheath.So check out the pictures and remember to always be careful, and God Bless America.

Smith Knife Sharpener

Smith Knife Sharpener Review by Max. Excellent tool guys. Thanks

SOG Tomahawk Review

Check out my most recent review on the SOG Tomahawk. Let me know your thoughts guys. Thanks

Reviewing 2 Multi tools

Hi guys this is Max coming to you from Maximum Survivalist and today we are going to be checking out the differences of two multi tools. The first one is by Winchester and weighs right around 12.03 oz. Now included on this particular multi tool is a set of needle nose pliers on one end and cutting pliers on the opposite end. Also attached is a serated cutting blade and medium knife blade as well as a small sized knife blade. Next you will find a phillips head and medium and small sized flat head screwdriver, plus a file with a 3 inch ruler on the opposing side. This particular multi tool comes with a handy carry case and several additional attachments for the screwdrivers.

Our next multi tool is made by Gerber and it weighs approximatley 8.96 oz, it has a push button release on  it. It has needle nose pliers with a wire cutting abilty and a serated edge blade along with a secondary blade that measures out at 3 in. It has a can opener, a bottle opener and 3 different sized flat screwdriver heads and a phillips head. This particular multi tool has a locking mechanism to hold the other attachments in place while using one tool in particular.

Gerber is the Winner

While both tools are very similar they do have differences for instance the Winchester weighs more but in doing so in that 3.07 oz added weight is 10 different screwdriver attachments. As for Gerber it has locking tools that stay out of the way while your using a single accessory. In my opinion they are both good tools in about the same price catagory, but my pick would be Gerber hands down. I would really love to hear from you guys as to which multi tool if any you choose and/ or you use  and why. Thanks this has been Max