RC-5 in use

[tonym]

Well you all know it cuts, and is a beast at battoning.

So how about something different

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Hope you enjoy

 

[R.A.T.]

Good stuff!

 

[Horn Dog]

That was impressive to me, Tony. Nice job. :thumbup:

 

[j williams]

Tonys no stranger to being on his knees. He even has a special cushion. Hes a professional.











J/K Tony..... You know I had to say something.

Cool video bro. :thumbup:

 

[crowdog]

Nice job, you got some skills for sure.

 

[texastonydobbs]

Great vid bro

 

[jean baptiste]

very nice thank's for sharing

 

[Todd Murphy]

Nice video. That's the first time I've seen someone use the divot in in the RC-5. Good Job!

 

[Joe Fowler]

That was sweet!

RC-5 it is!

 

[Longknife3]

:thumbup:Right on Tony!!

 

[68Charlie]

Great video, thanks for sharing!

 

[dave29]

Nice job, and cool video!

 

[tonym]

Tonys no stranger to being on his knees. He even has a special cushion. Hes a professional.

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That was 1 of your best insults yet:thumbup:

Good job


Tina taught me everything I know.

 

[salvo]

Great vidio!

 

[DH1]

:thumbup::thumbup:

 

[j williams]

That was 1 of your best insults yet:thumbup:

Good job






Tina taught me everything I know.

:thumbup:

muahahaha.

 

[TFin04]

Love the RC5 profile, just wish it came in thinner stock. I understand its intended purpose and I think it fits that role well, but I think it would be a great hunting/camping knife in 1/8 or 3/16" steel.

I could go for an RC6, but the main thing I like is the lack of choil.

 

[tonym]

Thanks fellas, glad you enjoyed it!

TFin, I thinned and convexed the edge on it. It is a great cutter now. I hear you on the a thinner stock, but I just love the way this 1/4" bad boy blows apart wood when battoning...

 

[JK14]

Thanks Tony, I enjoyed the video.

 

[TFin04]

Thanks fellas, glad you enjoyed it!

TFin, I thinned and convexed the edge on it. It is a great cutter now. I hear you on the a thinner stock, but I just love the way this 1/4" bad boy blows apart wood when battoning...

Good stuff dude.