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Gerber Freeman Fixed Blade S30V from Cabelas

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Uploaded by on Dec 16, 2010

My review of the Gerber Freeman Fixed Blade. This is the limited edition model available only from Cabelas, it has a black blade of s30v steel and cocobolo handles. Though it looks nice, this is actually a fully functional small hunting and outdoor utility knife, it is razor sharp with a strong drop point and handy size.

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  • Great review as usual. Since you have the Gerber Freeman and the Benchmade Rant drop point. I would like to know which one you prefer? There is s good price difference. It seems both knives are similar in use to some degree. I wonder which handle is more functional. I really like cocobolo wood, but is the Benchmade rubber style handle a bit more grippy?

    Great work on the reviews. The only problem is that everytime I see one your reviews I end up spending more money.

  • @mikedifeo - I would pick this Freeman for general outdoor stuff. The steel is very good. But I would pick the Benchmade Rant if any sort of weapon use might be needed, against animals or whatnot.

  • I use this knife for everything, always on my belt. I have field dressed a few deer and moose already, it worked excellent. I am a huge fan of the s30v steel my spyderco folder uses the same. great edge retention. I spend a lot of time in the bush and this a great belt knife.

  • @TheBowhunterinNB - I'm glad to hear this knife has held up and served you well, thanks for the report from the field, Bowhunter!

  • XLNT Video. Good point on the increase in value. So many people buy the junk china stuff that won't be worth a dime. I have knives from the 70's and 80's that were originally 25 dollars now worth well into the 2-3 hundred dollar range.

  • @GforceDown Yeah totally, I always try to get the more limited and high quality editions of a knife, budget permitting.

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  • @DavidML777 Its better for hunting than outdoor the blade is not thick enough ...

  • I finally got this one off my wishlist. I have the regular cocobolo scales. I think Ill do a knife collection video update. You should do one too:)

  • I hate using s30v or 154cm as a outdoors knife. It chips easy and when it does. It is hard to sharpen.

  • @Fretfeeler True, very true.

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