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BPS Adventurer Budget Bushcraft Knife | Pt 1 of 4: Light Battoning and Making a Bow-drill Kit.

This is a four part series testing the BPS Adventurer fixed blade knife. Due to the amount of testing and video, I broke the process into four videos. Links to all videos can be found below, along with a link to the initial impressions video. My hope was to provide footage of extensive testing of the knife's capabilities and endurance. I hope you enjoy. Have a great day! Part 1: Light Battoning and Making a Bow-drill Fire Kit    • BPS Adventurer Budget Bushcraft Knife | Pt...   Part 2: Scraping with the Spine and Ferro Rod Work    • BPS Adventurer Budget Bushcraft Knife | Pt...   Part 3: Extensive Battoning    • BPS Adventurer Budget Bushcraft Knife | Pt...   Part 4: Final Thoughts    • BPS Adventurer Budget Bushcraft Knife | Pt...   Initial Impressions Video    • BPS Adventurer CSHF Full Tang Bushcraft Kn...   Specifications: Adventurer CSHF Blade: Carbon Steel 1066 Hardness, HRC: 57-59 Total length: 255 mm (10 in) Blade length: 135 mm (5.3 in) Blade thickness: 2.9 mm (0.1 in) Handle length: 120 mm (4.7 in) Weight without Sheath: 170 g (5.9 oz) Weight with sheath and Ferro Rod: 315 g (11.1 oz) Handle: Walnut Wood Origin: Ukraine Carry system: Sheath & Ferro Rod included #knifecommunity #knifecollection #huntingequipment #huntingknives #knifereview #knifereviews #fixedblade #fixedbladeknife #fixedblades #bpsknives ‪@bpsknivesua‬ ‪@bpsknivesteam2022‬ #knifetest #bushcraft #bushcraftcanada #bushcraftknife